JP5914217B2 - Golf game apparatus, golf game system, and golf game server - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a golf game device, a golf game system, and a golf game server.

  2. Description of the Related Art A golf game device is known in which golf is simulated by letting a player hit a golf ball with a putter (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2004-242747 A

This golf game apparatus has a field structure in which putting is performed from the front side of the cup toward the back side. If the ball hit by the player passes the cup and rolls further to the back side, it becomes a miss shot, and the player moves from the near side of the cup to the back side again without playing the continuation after the miss shot. The next putting will be performed.
The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and the object of the present invention is to perform the following putting when a ball hit by a player's miss shot rolls over the cup to the back side. It is to give the player the feeling of playing the continuation after the miss shot.

The main invention for achieving the above object is:
A field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
A plurality of cups provided in the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among a plurality of the cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of hitting the first hit, the player makes an inclination with the inclined field, and the cup indicating unit indicates one of the cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of the second hit, the inclined portion is controlled so as to maintain the state where the field is inclined at the time of the first hit. A control unit that controls to designate the cup as a target cup;
It is a golf game apparatus characterized by having.
According to such a golf game apparatus, when the ball hit by the player rolls beyond the cup to the back side (when a cup is over due to a miss shot), the second hit It is possible to give the player the feeling of playing the continuation after a miss shot when hitting.

Also, a field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
A plurality of cups provided in the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among a plurality of the cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of hitting the first hit, the player makes an inclination with the inclined field, and the cup indicating unit indicates one of the cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of the second hit, the inclined portion is controlled to change to a state different from the state where the field is inclined at the time of the first hit. A control unit that controls to instruct other cups as target cups;
It is a golf game apparatus characterized by having.
According to such a golf game device, when the ball hit by the player rolls back beyond the cup at the time of the first hit, after the miss shot at the second hit. You can give the player the feeling of playing more.

Moreover, it is such a golf game device,
A launch position indicating unit for instructing the player on the field where the player launches the ball;
The controller is
When the ball set at the first launch position instructed by the launch position instruction unit is hit by the player at the time of the first hit,
When it is determined that the hit ball is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of hitting the second shot, control may be performed so that the launch position instruction unit indicates a second launch position different from the first launch position.
According to such a golf game device, it is possible to more appropriately give the player the feeling of playing a continuation after a miss shot.

Moreover, it is such a golf game device,
The controller is
At the time of the first hit,
Selecting any one of the plurality of cups as the target cup;
Determining a first distance to the selected target cup;
Determining the first launch position based on the determined first distance;
At the time of the second shot,
Determining a second distance to the target cup to be shorter than the first distance;
The second launch position may be determined based on the determined second distance.
According to such a golf game apparatus, the second shot after a miss shot can be less difficult than the first shot, so that the player's motivation can be maintained.

A golf game system having a plurality of golf game devices and a golf game server connected to the plurality of golf game devices via a network,
The golf game apparatus includes:
A field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
A plurality of cups provided in the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among a plurality of the cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of hitting the first hit, the player makes an inclination with the inclined field, and the cup indicating unit indicates one of the cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of the second hit, the inclined portion is controlled so as to maintain the state where the field is inclined at the time of the first hit. A control unit for controlling the cup to be designated as the target cup,
A control unit that determines whether or not a ball hit by a player has entered the target cup, and determines game result information including game results of the player by controlling the progress of the golf game based on the determination result; ,
A transmission unit that transmits the game result information of the player to the golf game server via the network;
The golf game server is
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
It is a golf game system characterized by having.
According to such a golf game system, when the ball hit by the player rolls back beyond the cup at the time of the first hit, after the miss shot at the second hit. You can give the player the feeling of playing more.

A golf game system having a plurality of golf game devices and a golf game server connected to the plurality of golf game devices via a network,
The golf game apparatus includes:
A field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
A plurality of cups provided in the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among a plurality of the cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of hitting the first hit, the player makes an inclination with the inclined field, and the cup indicating unit indicates one of the cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of the second hit, the inclined portion is controlled to change to a state different from the state where the field is inclined at the time of the first hit. A control unit that controls to instruct other cups as target cups,
A control unit that determines whether or not a ball hit by a player has entered the target cup, and determines game result information including game results of the player by controlling the progress of the golf game based on the determination result; ,
A transmission unit that transmits the game result information of the player to the golf game server via the network;
The golf game server is
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
It is a golf game system characterized by having.
According to such a golf game system, when the ball hit by the player rolls back beyond the cup at the time of the first hit, after the miss shot at the second hit. You can give the player the feeling of playing more.

In addition, a field imitating green, an inclined part for inclining the field, a plurality of cups provided in the field, and a cup instruction part for instructing a target target cup among the plurality of cups to the player, When a ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit, a cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup is opposed to the player across the cup. A cup-out detection unit that detects a ball that is disposed on the side and does not enter the target cup, a state in which the inclined unit inclines the field at the time of the first hit, and the cup instruction unit includes: With one of the plurality of cups designated as a target cup, the player makes a ball When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit when hit, at the time of the second hit, The tilting part is controlled to maintain the state in which the field is tilted at the time of the first hit, and the cup designating part designates another cup of the plurality of cups as a target cup. A control unit for controlling a game including a game result of the player by determining whether or not the ball hit by the player has entered the target cup and controlling the progress of the golf game based on the determination result A control unit for determining result information, and the game result information of the player are transmitted to the golf game via the network. A transmission unit that transmits to the Ba, the golf game apparatus having, are connected via a network,
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
It is a golf game server characterized by having.
According to such a golf game server, when the ball hit by the player rolls back beyond the cup at the time of the first hit, after the miss shot at the second hit. You can give the player the feeling of playing more.

In addition, a field imitating green, an inclined part for inclining the field, a plurality of cups provided in the field, and a cup instruction part for instructing a target target cup among the plurality of cups to the player, When a ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit, a cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup is opposed to the player across the cup. A cup-out detection unit that detects a ball that is disposed on the side and does not enter the target cup, a state in which the inclined unit inclines the field at the time of the first hit, and the cup instruction unit includes: With one of the plurality of cups designated as a target cup, the player makes a ball When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit when hit, at the time of the second hit, The tilting part is controlled to change to a state different from the state in which the field is tilted at the time of the first hit, and the cup designating part designates another cup of the plurality of cups as a target cup. A control unit that controls the player to determine whether the ball hit by the player has entered the target cup, and control the progress of the golf game based on the determination result, thereby determining the game result of the player A control unit for determining game result information including:
A transmission unit that transmits the game result information of the player to the golf game server via the network, and is connected to the golf game device via the network;
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
It is a golf game server characterized by having.
According to such a golf game server, when the ball hit by the player rolls back beyond the cup at the time of the first hit, after the miss shot at the second hit. You can give the player the feeling of playing more.

  As described above, in the golf game device, the golf game system, and the golf game server according to the present invention, when the ball hit by the player rolls beyond the cup to the back side at the time of the first hit ( In the case of a cup over due to a miss shot), at the time of hitting the second shot, it is possible to give the player a feeling of playing the continuation after the miss shot.

It is a network block diagram of the golf game system 1 in this embodiment. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a golf game server 10. FIG. It is a figure which shows the structural example of a player table. It is an external view which shows the structure of the golf game apparatus 20 in this embodiment. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a golf game apparatus 20. FIG. FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a configuration of a cup part 22. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of an inclined portion 23. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a launch position instruction unit 24. It is a side view of the golf game apparatus 20 in this embodiment. 10A to 10C are diagrams for explaining the operation example 1. FIG. 11A to 11C are diagrams for explaining the operation example 2. FIG.

[Embodiment]
(Configuration of golf game system)
A configuration example of the golf game system 1 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a network configuration diagram of a golf game system 1 in the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the golf game system 1 of the present embodiment includes a golf game server 10 and a plurality of golf game devices 20. The golf game server 10 and the golf game apparatus 20 are configured to be connected to each other via the network 2.

  In the golf game system 1, the golf game device 20 can play a golf game by causing a player to hit a golf ball with a golf club. In addition, the golf game system 1 can manage various information related to the player such as the results, levels, progress, and history of the player who played the golf game device 20 in the golf game server 10. In addition, when the golf game system 1 is accessed from the information processing terminal (not shown) such as a mobile phone or a smartphone owned by the player via the network 2 to the golf game server 10, the golf game system 1 has a web page for the information processing terminal. It is possible to provide various services such as browsing various information related to the player by distributing.

(Configuration of golf game server)
A configuration example of the golf game server 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the golf game server 10. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the player table.

  The golf game server 10 of the present embodiment includes a server control unit 11 such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a server storage unit 12 such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) and a RAM (Random Access Memory), and a server display unit 13. The server operation unit 14 and the server communication unit 15 for connecting to the golf game apparatus 20 through the network 2 so as to be capable of information communication are provided.

  The server control unit 11 has a function of performing overall control and information processing related to the golf game system 1.

  The server storage unit 12 includes a ROM that is a read-only storage area in which the system program in the golf game server 10 is stored, and various data (flags used in the system program and calculated values) generated by the server control unit 11. It has a RAM that is a rewritable storage area that is stored and used as a work area for arithmetic processing of the server control unit 11. The server storage unit 12 is connected to the server control unit 11 via a bus, and processing for referring to, reading, and rewriting data stored in accordance with the processing of the server control unit 11 is performed. As shown in FIG. 2, the server storage unit 12 according to the present embodiment includes a system program and a player table.

  The player table stores various information related to the player in association with the player ID. In the player table in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, a player ID for identifying the player (for example, a card ID of an IC card owned by the player), a player name, a level, and left and right dominant hands of the player are shown. Stored are player information such as dominant hand information and game result information such as score, ranking, and play history.

  The server display unit 13 is connected to the server control unit 11 through a bus and displays an operation screen for a system administrator based on a command from the server control unit 11. For example, a liquid crystal display (LCD) : Liquid Crystal Display) etc.

  The server operation unit 14 is used by a system administrator or the like to input various data and is realized by, for example, a keyboard, a mouse, a touch panel, or the like. When the player performs an operation input, an operation signal corresponding to the player operation is transmitted to the server control unit 11 connected via the bus.

  The server communication unit 15 is for communicating with the golf game apparatus 20 and the like, and is connected via a bus with a function as a reception unit for receiving various data and signals transmitted from the golf game apparatus 20. It has a function as a transmission part which transmits various data and a signal to the golf game apparatus 20 according to the instruction | command of the server control part 11. FIG.

(Configuration of golf game device)
A configuration example of the golf game apparatus 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 4 is an external view showing the configuration of the golf game apparatus 20 in the present embodiment. FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the golf game apparatus 20. FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the cup portion 22. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram illustrating the configuration of the inclined portion 23. FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating the configuration of the launch position instruction unit 24. FIG. 9 is a side view of the golf game apparatus 20 in the present embodiment.

  The golf game apparatus 20 is a game apparatus used when a player plays a golf game. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the golf game apparatus 20 according to the present embodiment includes a field portion 20 </ b> A serving as a play field and a standing portion 20 </ b> B that stands up and down (vertical direction) with respect to the field portion 20 </ b> A. A field plate 21, a cup part 22, an inclined part 23, a launch position instruction part 24, a ball supply part 25, a ball collection part 26, and an operation part 27 for the player to operate, A display unit 28 for displaying images, a control unit 30 such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a storage unit 31 such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) and a RAM (Random Access Memory), and image generation for generating game images and the like It has the communication part 34 for connecting the part 32, the audio | voice output part 33 which outputs a sound effect, etc. and the golf game server 10 through a network so that information communication is possible.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the field portion 20 </ b> A is a play field formed in a rectangular shape, and allows a player to play a golf game on a field board 21 provided on the upper surface. The field board 21 is covered with an artificial turf sheet, and imitates green on a golf course. In this embodiment, a player can play a putter golf game in which a golf ball is hit using a putter.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the cup portion 22 is provided in the vicinity of the short side (one side) of the long side and the short side in the field portion 20A. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the cup portion 22 includes a plurality of cups 22H, a cup light 22L for illuminating the cup 22H, and a cup-in sensor 22S for detecting a ball that has entered the cup 22H. Yes.

  The cup 22H of this embodiment has two cups 22HR and 22HL. One cup 22HR is located in a region on the right hand side of the player (the right region of the field plate 21) when one short side where the cup 22H is located is viewed from the center of the other short side of the entire region of the field plate 21. To do. The other cup 22HL is positioned in the left hand side region (left region of the field plate 21) of the player when the short side where the cup 22H is located is viewed from the center of the other short side of the entire region of the field plate 21. To do.

  The cup light 22L is an example of a cup instruction unit, and is used for instructing a player of a target cup (hereinafter referred to as a target cup) among the plurality of cups 22H. The cup light 22L of the present embodiment includes a cup light 22LR provided corresponding to one cup 22HR and a cup light 22LL provided corresponding to the other cup 22HL. Moreover, the cup light 22L of the present embodiment is configured by an LED substrate on which LEDs are mounted, and is provided along the periphery of the cup 22H as shown in FIG.

  The cup-in sensor 22S is an example of a cup-in detection unit, and is for detecting that the ball hit by the player has entered the target cup. The cup-in sensor 22S is provided in each of the two cups 22HR and 22HL.

  The cup-in sensor 22S of the present embodiment is an optical sensor and includes a light emitting element 22S1 that emits infrared rays and a light receiving element 22S2 that receives infrared rays. As shown in FIG. 6, the cup-in sensor 22S is arranged in the cup 22H so that the light emitting element 22S1 and the light receiving element 22S2 face each other. When the cup-in sensor 22S emits infrared light from the light emitting element 22S1, and the golf ball blocks the infrared light, the light receiving element 22S2 cannot receive the infrared light to be received. It can be detected that the golf ball that has entered is present in the cup 22H.

  The inclined portion 23 is provided in the field portion 20A, and is used to form an inclined surface on the field portion 20A, and the field plate 21 is inclined. As shown in FIG. 7, the inclined portion 23 of the present embodiment includes four elevators 23 </ b> A to 23 </ b> D that support the four corners of the field plate 21 from below.

  Each of the elevators 23 </ b> A to 23 </ b> D has a ball screw shaft 231 and a motor 232. The ball screw shaft 231 is screwed with a ball screw nut (not shown) joined on the lower surface of the field plate 21. Therefore, when the motor 232 is driven, the ball screw shaft 231 rotates and the ball screw nut moves along the ball screw shaft 231. That is, since the rotational motion of the ball screw shaft 231 driven by the motor 232 is converted into the linear motion of the ball screw nut, the field plate 21 joined to the ball screw nut moves up and down along the axial direction.

  In the present embodiment, the control unit 30 executes drive control of each motor 232 of each of the elevators 23A to 23D, so that the inclined unit 23 has an upward inclined surface, a downward inclined surface, an inclined surface of a slice in the field unit 20A, An inclined surface of the hook or the like can be formed.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7, when only the two elevators 23 </ b> A and 23 </ b> B on the front side are lifted, the inclined portion 23 moves the front end of the field plate 21 upward from the reference position. Therefore, an upward inclined surface can be formed in the field portion 20A. Further, when only the two elevators 23C and 23D on the rear side are lifted, the inclined portion 23 moves upward from the reference position to the rear end portion of the field plate 21. Can be formed. In addition, when the inclined portion 23 moves only the two elevators 23B and 23D on the left side upward, the left end of the field plate 21 moves upward from the reference position. An inclined surface can be formed. In addition, the inclined portion 23 moves the right side end of the field plate 21 upward from the reference position when only the two elevators 23A and 23C on the right side are lifted. An inclined surface can be formed. Furthermore, the inclined part 23 can also form an inclined surface combining the up-tilted surface or the down-tilted surface and the inclined surface of the slice or the inclined surface of the hook by operating the elevators 23A to 23D. .

  The launch position instructing unit 24 instructs the player on the launch position on the field board 21 where the player strikes the ball. As shown in FIG. 4, the launch position instructing portion 24 is disposed on the standing portion 20 </ b> B that stands up above the field plate 21, so that an arbitrary position in the entire region of the field plate 21 is set as the launch position. The player can be instructed.

  The golf game apparatus according to the present embodiment does not have a launch position (for example, a mark such as a mark printed on the field) fixed to the field board 21 as in the prior art, and the field board according to the progress of the game. Any position designated by 21 can be set as the launch position. Conventionally, the player cannot find the launch position (for example, a mark such as a mark printed on the field) in the field, and there is a possibility that the player cannot know where the ball should be set on the field board 21. It was. Therefore, the golf game apparatus according to the present embodiment can clearly indicate the launch position on the field board 21 to the player by providing the launch position instruction section 24. In particular, the launch position instructing unit 24 can clearly indicate to the player where the ball should be set on the field board 21 when the launch position changes as the game progresses.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the launch position instructing unit 24 of the present embodiment is connected to a laser beam irradiating unit 24a that irradiates a laser beam, a first shaft 24b disposed along the left-right direction, and a first shaft 24b. The first motor 24c, the second shaft 24d arranged along the up-down direction, the second motor 24e connected to the second shaft 24d, and the laser light irradiation unit 24a as the first shaft 24b and the second shaft A bracket 24f is rotatably supported via 24d.

  The laser light irradiation unit 24a is attached to a first shaft 24b connected to a first motor 24c, and the first shaft 24b is rotatably supported by a bracket 24f via a bearing (not shown). Therefore, the laser beam irradiation unit 24a rotates about the first shaft 24b by driving the first motor 24c, and irradiates the laser beam to an arbitrary position in the front-rear direction (vertical direction) of the field plate 21. Can do. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, an arbitrary position A in the front-rear direction (longitudinal direction) of the field plate 21 indicates that the launch position indicating unit 24 (laser light irradiation unit 24a) emits laser light (illustrated by a two-dot chain line). The launch position is designated by irradiation.

  And the bracket 24f which supports the laser beam irradiation part 24a so that rotation is possible centering on the 1st axis | shaft 24b is attached to the 2nd axis | shaft 24d connected with the 2nd motor 24e. Therefore, the laser beam irradiation unit 24a not only rotates about the first shaft 24b by driving the first motor 24c, but also rotates about the second shaft 24d together with the bracket 24f by driving the second motor 24e. It becomes like this. As a result, the laser beam irradiation unit 24a can irradiate the laser beam with an arbitrary position in the entire region of the field plate 21 as a launch position.

  As described above, the launch position instructing unit 24 can clearly indicate the launch position by irradiating the field plate 21 with the laser beam and instructing the launch position. Can be easily set. Further, since the mark can be made on the field without causing irregularities, the rolling of the ball is not affected.

The ball supply unit 25 is provided below the standing unit 20B and supplies the ball used on the field board 21 when the player plays a game. In the present embodiment, by driving a ball supply motor (not shown), the balls are conveyed one by one to the guide rail and guided onto the field plate 21.
When the ball is supplied by the ball supply unit 25, the player picks up the ball supplied on the field plate 21 and sets the ball at the launch position on the field plate 21 designated by the launch position instruction unit 24. , Hit the set ball.

  The ball collection part 26 is provided below the standing part 20B, and collects a ball that has passed through the cup 22H and rolled to the back side (a ball that has not been cupped in). In the present embodiment, a drop groove 26a that drops a ball that has not been cupped in (an over-cup ball) and a drop detection sensor (cup-out detection unit) 26b that detects a ball that has dropped into the drop groove 26a are provided. ing. When the ball passing over the cup 22H falls into the drop groove 26a, a detection signal is sent from the drop detection sensor 26b to the control unit 30 connected via the bus. The ball dropped in the drop groove 26 a is guided to a guide rail (not shown) and conveyed to the ball supply unit 25.

  The operation unit 27 receives an operation input by a player. As shown in FIG. 4, the operation unit 27 according to the present embodiment is provided on the upper surface of the upright portion 20B, and includes an operation button 27a and a card reader / writer 27b (card R / W 27b) as an example of a reading unit. doing.

  The operation button 27a is used when a player performs a game operation, such as when selecting / determining a game mode (game type) or when switching to the next player when playing with a plurality of players.

  The card reader / writer 27b (card R / W 27b) reads the player information (player ID (card ID), player name, level, etc.) recorded on the IC card as an example of the information recording medium owned by the player and digitally reads it. It is taken in as data or game result information (score, ranking, etc.) is written on an IC card.

  The display unit 28 is provided on the front surface (surface facing the player) of the standing unit 20B, and displays various images (game images and the like) generated by the image generation unit 32 described later based on instructions from the control unit 30 described later. To do. For example, it is realized by a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like.

  The control unit 30 exchanges data among the components such as the cup unit 22, the inclined unit 23, the launch position instruction unit 24, and the ball supply unit 25, and executes various controls and information processing related to the entire golf game apparatus 20. It has a function, and is realized by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) executing a program stored in the storage unit 31.

  The storage unit 31 includes a ROM that is a read-only storage area in which system programs and game programs in the golf game apparatus 20 are stored, and data generated by the control unit 30 (flags used in system programs and game programs, (Calculated values) and various types of information received from the golf game server 10 are stored, and the RAM is a rewritable storage area used as a work area for calculation processing of the control unit 30. The storage unit 31 is connected to the control unit 30 via a bus, and processing for referring to, reading, and rewriting data stored in accordance with the processing of the control unit 30 is performed.

The image generation unit 32 generates an image according to the player's operation or the progress of the game play. The image generation unit 32 has a function of drawing a three-dimensional CG. That is, the image generation unit 32 generates polygon data (vertex data) or NURBS (Non Uniform Rational B-Spline) data (NURBS data) that forms an object to be displayed on the display unit 28 in order to generate a 3D CG game image or the like. Curved surface and control point data) is read from the storage unit 31, an object constituted by polygons is placed in the world coordinate system which is a three-dimensional virtual space, and the coordinates of this object are converted from the local coordinate system to the world coordinate system. Then, the image generation unit 32 sets a virtual viewpoint (virtual camera) generated in accordance with the player's operation and the progress of the game play in the world coordinate system, and views from this viewpoint with a predetermined viewing direction and angle of view. The coordinates of the object existing in the visual field range at this time are converted into a viewpoint coordinate system with the coordinates of the viewpoint as the origin. Then, the image generation unit 32 performs an interpolation process such as a light source process on the object, and performs a process of applying detail to the surface of the object by pasting the texture data stored in the storage unit 31 to the object. Then, the image generation unit 32 projects a three-dimensional object (polygon) onto a two-dimensional plane (screen) and displays the three-dimensional coordinates (viewpoint coordinate system) of the object as two-dimensional coordinates for display on the display unit 28. Convert to (screen coordinate system). In this manner, the image generation unit 32 generates a two-dimensional image so as to be displayed preferentially from an object located at coordinates close to the viewpoint coordinates in the world coordinate system, and outputs the two-dimensional image to the display unit 28.
In addition, the game image etc. which are produced | generated by the image generation part 32 are not restricted to the three-dimensional image mentioned above, A two-dimensional image may be sufficient.

  The sound output unit 33 amplifies the sound signal (sound information) such as music, sound, and sound effect output from the control unit 30 with a digital amplifier and outputs the sound. The audio output unit 33 is realized by, for example, a speaker.

  The communication unit 34 has a function of connecting the golf game server 10 and the golf game apparatus 20 so that information communication is possible, and includes a reception unit and a transmission unit. The receiving unit has a function of receiving various data and signals transmitted from the golf game server 10. The transmission unit has a function of transmitting various data and signals corresponding to various processes in the golf game apparatus 20 to the golf game server 10.

(Outline of golf game)
Here, the outline | summary of the golf game performed in the golf game apparatus 20 of this embodiment is demonstrated.

  In the golf game of the present embodiment, the player sets a golf ball at the launch position designated by the launch position instruction unit 24 on the field plate 21 configured to be tiltable, and is illuminated by the cup light 22L. Putting is performed aiming at the cup (cup 22HR or cup 22HL). The launch position, the target cup, and the inclination of the field board 21 in this golf game are determined by the control unit 30 of the golf game apparatus 20. Therefore, the player challenges the golf game in the state of the play field (green) automatically determined as described above.

  In the golf game of this embodiment, a putter golf game having a plurality of holes is set for one game. For example, nine putter golf games from the first hole to the ninth hole are set as one game. Each hole is set to let the player put it up to twice. That is, the player can perform 18 putts (9 holes × 2 putts) in total in one game.

  And in the golf game of this embodiment, the 1st hit in the 1st hole starts from a birdie challenge. That is, when the ball is cupped in at the first hit putt in the first hole, it is set to “birdie” and the score is set to “−1”. A player who fails to cup in the first shot challenges the second shot. When the ball is cupped in at the second hit putt, it becomes “par” and the score becomes “± 0” (does not vary). If the ball is not cupped in at the second hit putt, it becomes “bogie” and the score becomes “+1”.

  Then, after the first hole, when the cup-in is made at the first hit in the previous hole, the first hit in the current hole starts from the birdy challenge. On the other hand, when a cup-in could not be made at the first shot at the previous hole, the first shot at the current hole is perpat.

  For example, in the second hole, if the first hit of the first hole is “Birdy” and the ball is cupped in with the first hit in the second hole, “Birdy” And -1 is added to the current score. If the ball is cupped in with the second putt, it becomes “par” and remains at the current score. If the ball does not cup in at the second hit putt, it becomes “bogie” and +1 is added to the current score. On the other hand, if it is not “Birdy” in the 1st hole, if the ball is cupped in at the 1st putt in the 2nd hole, it will be “par” and will remain the current score. Is set. If the ball is cupped in at the second hit putt, it becomes “bogie” and +1 is added to the current score. If the ball does not cup-in at the second putt, it becomes “double bogey” and +2 is added to the current score.

  When the game play is repeated up to the ninth hole in this manner, the putter golf game for one game is completed, and the player's game results such as the total score and ranking of all the holes are determined. The determined game result information is transmitted from the golf game apparatus 20 via the network and is managed by the golf game server 10.

  This golf game can also be played by a plurality of players participating. In this embodiment, 1 to 4 players are set to play a putter golf game at the same time. In such a case, the player's ranking is determined based on the total score when the ninth hole is completed.

(Operation of golf game device)
An operation example of the golf game apparatus 20 according to the present embodiment will be described.
Below, after explaining the operation example 1 of the golf game apparatus 20 using FIG. 10A-FIG. 10C, the operation example 2 of the golf game apparatus 20 is demonstrated using FIG. 11A-FIG. 11C.

  In the first operation example, in the second hit pad, the state of the inclined surface of the field plate 21 in the first hit pad is maintained, and a cup 22H different from the target cup at the first hit put is used as the target cup. Will be described. On the other hand, in the second operation example, the pad of the second shot is changed to an inclined surface different from the state of the inclined surface of the field plate 21 in the pad of the first hit, and the target cup at the time of the first hit of the pad is changed. The operation of instructing the cup 22H different from the target cup will be described.

== Operation example 1 ==
First, the golf game apparatus 20 of the present embodiment causes the player to play the first hit putt in the target play hole (for example, the first hole).

  First, the golf game apparatus 20 operates the cup part 22, the launch position instruction part 24, and the inclined part 23 before causing the player to play the first hit putt in the play hole. Set the state.

  In the operation of the inclined portion 23, the control unit 30 controls the inclined portion 23 so that the field plate 21 in the play hole (first hit) has a predetermined inclined surface. In the present embodiment, the control unit 30 moves the elevators 23B and 23D upward from the reference position in a state where the elevators 23A and 23C (see FIG. 7) of the inclination unit 23 are stopped at the reference position. A surface shall be formed. By changing the inclination of the field board 21 in this way, the player can play golf games of various difficulty levels.

  In the operation of the cup unit 22, the control unit 30 performs control to turn on the cup light 22L corresponding to the cup 22H (target cup) serving as a target in the play hole (first hit). In this embodiment, the control part 30 shall light the cup light 22LL corresponding to the cup 22HL. Thereby, the player can recognize that the cup 22HL illuminated with light is the target cup when the first hit is put in the play hole.

  In the operation of the launch position instruction unit 24, the control unit 30 controls the launch position instruction unit 24 to irradiate the laser beam with respect to the launch position on the field plate 21 in the play hole (first hit). That is, the control unit 30 determines the first distance to the target cup in the first hit pad based on the distance data stored in the storage unit 31, and the position on the field plate 21 that is away from the target cup by the first distance. Is set to the first launch position of the first stroke. And the control part 30 performs drive control of the 1st motor 24c and the 2nd motor 24e so that the laser beam irradiation part 24a may irradiate a laser beam toward the 1st launch position on the field board 21. FIG. Thereby, the player can recognize that the point on the field board 21 irradiated with the laser light is the first launch position when putting the first hit in the play hole.

  Next, when the setting of the play hole (first hit) is completed in this way, the golf game apparatus 20 causes the player to actually start putting the first hit. When the player performs the putting, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the first putting is successful. That is, when the golf ball set at the first launch position is hit by the player, the control unit 30 detects that the golf ball rolled on the field plate 21 is based on the detection signal from the cup-in sensor 22S. It is determined whether or not a cup has been made. That is, if the cup-in sensor 22S can detect the golf ball that is cupped into the target cup, the control unit 30 determines that the putting of the first shot is successful. In addition, when the hit golf ball is not detected by the cup-in sensor 22S and is detected by the fall detection sensor 26b, the control unit 30 passes the target cup further to the back side. Since it rolls on the field board 21 and falls into the drop groove 26a of the ball collecting section 26 (because it has been cupped over), it is determined that the first putt has failed.

  Next, the golf game apparatus 20 according to the present embodiment causes the player to play the second hit putt following the first hit putt. Here, a case will be described in which the first hit putt fails due to a cupover.

  First, the golf game apparatus 20 operates the cup part 22, the launch position instruction part 24, and the inclined part 23 before causing the player to play the second hit putt in the play hole. Set the state again.

  In the operation of the inclined portion 23, the control unit 30 controls the inclined portion 23 so that the inclined surface of the field plate 21 in the second stroke is the same inclined surface as the inclined surface of the field plate 21 in the first stroke. . In this embodiment, the control part 30 shall form the same slice inclined surface as a 1st hit by controlling so that the elevators 23A-23D (refer FIG. 7) of the inclination part 23 may be maintained. .

  In the operation of the cup part 22, the control part 30 determines a cup 22H different from the target cup in the first hit as the target cup in the second hit, and performs control to turn on the corresponding cup light 22L. In the present embodiment, the control unit 30 determines a cup 22HR that is different from the cup 22HL that is the target cup of the first shot as a target cup of the second shot (see FIGS. 10A and 10C), and the corresponding cup light 22LR. Shall be lit. As a result, the player can recognize that the cup 22HR illuminated by the light is the target cup when the second shot is put in the play hole.

  Here, the reason why the cup 22HR that is different from the cup 22HL that is the target cup of the first shot is determined as the target cup of the second shot will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 10A, it is assumed that the player puts the ball at the first launch position A1 and then puts the first hit with the aim of the cup 22HL serving as the target cup. As a result, it is assumed that the hit ball passes through the cup 22HL and falls into the drop groove 26a of the ball collection unit 26. At this time, if the ball collection unit 26 does not exist and a virtual field exists, the ball that has cup-over and rolls back loses momentum and stops at the stop position B. become. In such a case, in actual golf, as shown in FIG. 10B, the player moves to the opposite side of the cup 22HL, and aims at the cup 22HL to be the target cup, and puts the second shot at the position of the virtual player. Will do.

  However, since the size of the field board 21 is limited in the golf game apparatus of the present embodiment, even when the cup is over with the first hit putt, the opposite side of the cup 22HL so as to play in actual golf. The second shot is put on the field plate 21 from the front side of the cup 22HL toward the back side on the field plate 21 by moving to the (virtual field side). Therefore, when the player cups over with the first hit putt, the player cannot obtain the feeling of performing the second hit putt.

  Therefore, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 10C, the target cup is changed from the cup 22HL to the cup 22HR. As a result, after setting the ball at the second launch position A2 corresponding to the stop position B of the virtual field, the player aims for the cup 22HR to be the target cup after the change, and puts the second shot putt. By doing this, it is possible to obtain the feeling of playing the continuation after the overcup.

  In the operation of the launch position instructing unit 24, the control unit 30 controls the launch position instructing unit 24 to irradiate the laser beam with respect to the launch position on the field plate 21 in the play hole (second hit). That is, the control unit 30 determines the second distance to the target cup in the second hitting pad based on the distance data stored in the storage unit 31, and the position on the field plate 21 that is away from the target cup by the second distance. Is set to the second launch position of the second stroke. In the present embodiment, the control unit 30 determines that the second distance is shorter than the first distance. This makes it possible for the player to easily aim for the target cup in the second hit putt even when the ball does not cup in the first hit putt, and to increase the player's motivation for game play It becomes. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 10C, the control unit 30 determines a position corresponding to the stop position B as the second launch position A2. And the control part 30 performs drive control of the 1st motor 24c and the 2nd motor 24e so that the laser beam irradiation part 24a may irradiate a laser beam toward the 2nd launch position. Thus, the player can recognize that the point on the field plate 21 irradiated with the laser light is the second launch position when putting the second shot in the play hole.

  Next, when the setting of the play hole (second hit) is completed in this way, the golf game apparatus 20 causes the player to actually start putting the second hit. When the player performs the putting, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the second putting in the play hole is successful. That is, if the cup-in sensor 22S can detect the golf ball cupped into the target cup, the control unit 30 determines that the second hit is successful, and if the golf ball is not detected, the control unit 30 determines the second shot. Judge that putting failed.

  In this way, the control unit 30 calculates the player's score based on the results of the first and second hit putts, and ends the playhole.

== Example 2 of operation ==
First, the golf game apparatus 20 of the present embodiment causes the player to play the first hit putt in the target play hole (for example, the first hole).

  First, the golf game apparatus 20 operates the cup part 22, the launch position instruction part 24, and the inclined part 23 before causing the player to play the first hit putt in the play hole. Set the state.

  In the operation of the inclined portion 23, the control unit 30 controls the inclined portion 23 so that the field plate 21 in the play hole (first hit) has a predetermined inclined surface. In this embodiment, the control unit 30 moves up and down only the elevators 23A and 23B from the reference position with the elevators 23C and 23D (see FIG. 7) of the inclination part 23 stopped at the reference position. A surface shall be formed.

  In the operation of the cup unit 22, the control unit 30 performs control to turn on the cup light 22L corresponding to the cup 22H (target cup) serving as a target in the play hole (first hit). In this embodiment, the control part 30 shall light the cup light 22LL corresponding to the cup 22HL. Thereby, the player can recognize that the cup 22HL illuminated with light is the target cup when the first hit is put in the play hole.

  In the operation of the launch position instruction unit 24, the control unit 30 controls the launch position instruction unit 24 to irradiate the laser beam with respect to the launch position on the field plate 21 in the play hole (first hit). That is, the control unit 30 determines the first distance to the target cup in the first hit pad based on the distance data stored in the storage unit 31, and the position on the field plate 21 that is away from the target cup by the first distance. Is set to the first launch position of the first stroke. And the control part 30 performs drive control of the 1st motor 24c and the 2nd motor 24e so that the laser beam irradiation part 24a may irradiate a laser beam toward the 1st launch position on the field board 21. FIG.

  Next, when the setting of the play hole (first hit) is completed in this way, the golf game apparatus 20 causes the player to actually start putting the first hit. When the player performs the putting, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the first hit in the play hole is successful. That is, if the cup-in sensor 22S can detect a golf ball that has been cupped into the target cup, the control unit 30 determines that the putting of the first shot has been successful. In addition, when the hit golf ball is not detected by the cup-in sensor 22S and is detected by the fall detection sensor 26b, the control unit 30 passes the target cup further to the back side. Since it rolls on the field board 21 and falls into the drop groove 26a of the ball collecting section 26 (because it has been cupped over), it is determined that the first putt has failed.

  Next, the golf game apparatus 20 according to the present embodiment causes the player to play the second hit putt following the first hit putt. Here, a case will be described in which the first hit putt fails due to a cupover.

  First, the golf game apparatus 20 operates the cup part 22, the launch position instruction part 24, and the inclined part 23 before causing the player to play the second hit putt in the play hole. Set the state again.

  In the operation of the inclined portion 23, the control unit 30 controls the inclined portion 23 so that the inclined surface of the field plate 21 in the second hit is different from the inclined surface of the field plate 21 in the first hit. . In the present embodiment, the control unit 30 moves only the elevators 23C and 23D from the reference position in a state where the elevators 23A and 23B (see FIG. 7) of the inclined unit 23 are stopped at the reference position, thereby performing the first operation. A downward inclined surface different from the upward inclined surface of the hit is formed.

  Here, the reason for forming a downward inclined surface different from the upward inclined surface of the first hit in the second hit pad will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 11A, it is assumed that the player puts the ball at the first launch position A1, and then puts the first hit, aiming at the cup 22HL serving as the target cup. As a result, it is assumed that the hit ball passes through the cup 22HL and falls into the drop groove 26a of the ball collection unit 26. At this time, if the ball collection unit 26 does not exist and a virtual field exists, the ball that has cup-over and rolls back loses momentum and stops at the stop position B. become. In such a case, in actual golf, as shown in FIG. 11B, the player moves to the opposite side of the cup 22HL, and aims at the cup 22HL serving as the target cup, and puts the second shot at the position of the virtual player. Will do. At this time, since the player moves to the opposite side of the cup 22HL, he / she puts on the virtual field which is a downhill opposite to the uphill of the first hit.

  However, since the size of the field board 21 is limited in the golf game apparatus of the present embodiment, even when the cup is over with the first hit putt, the opposite side of the cup 22HL so as to play in actual golf. The second shot is put on the field plate 21 from the front side of the cup 22HL toward the back side on the field plate 21 by moving to the (virtual field side). Therefore, when the cup is over with the first hit putt, it is impossible to give the player the feeling of playing the continuation after the cup over at the second hit putt.

  Therefore, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 11C, the first inclined surface is changed to a downward inclined surface different from the upward inclined surface. By this, the player sets the ball at the second launch position A2 corresponding to the stop position B of the virtual field, and then puts the second shot on the field of the changed downward slope surface. It becomes possible to get the feeling of playing the continuation after the overcup.

  In the operation of the cup part 22, the control part 30 determines a cup 22H different from the target cup in the first hit as the target cup in the second hit, and performs control to turn on the corresponding cup light 22L. In the present embodiment, the control unit 30 determines a cup 22HR that is different from the cup 22HL that is the target cup of the first shot as the target cup of the second shot (see FIGS. 11A and 11C), and the corresponding cup light 22LR. Shall be lit. As a result, the player can recognize that the cup 22HR illuminated by the light is the target cup when the second shot is put in the play hole. As described above, the reason why the cup 22HR that is different from the cup 22HL that is the target cup of the first stroke is determined as the target cup of the second stroke is as described in detail in the first operation example.

  In the operation of the launch position instructing unit 24, the control unit 30 controls the launch position instructing unit 24 to irradiate the laser beam with respect to the launch position on the field plate 21 in the play hole (second hit). That is, the control unit 30 determines the second distance to the target cup in the second hitting pad based on the distance data stored in the storage unit 31, and the position on the field plate 21 that is away from the target cup by the second distance. Is set to the second launch position of the second stroke. In the present embodiment, the control unit 30 determines that the second distance is shorter than the first distance. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 11C, the control unit 30 determines a position corresponding to the stop position B as the second launch position A2. And the control part 30 performs drive control of the 1st motor 24c and the 2nd motor 24e so that the laser beam irradiation part 24a may irradiate a laser beam toward the 2nd launch position. Thus, the player can recognize that the point on the field plate 21 irradiated with the laser light is the second launch position when putting the second shot in the play hole.

  Next, when the setting of the play hole (second hit) is completed in this way, the golf game apparatus 20 causes the player to actually start putting the second hit. When the player performs the putting, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the second putting in the play hole is successful. That is, if the cup-in sensor 22S can detect the golf ball cupped into the target cup, the control unit 30 determines that the second hit is successful, and if the golf ball is not detected, the control unit 30 determines the second shot. Judge that putting failed.

  In this way, the control unit 30 calculates the player's score based on the results of the first and second hit putts, and ends the playhole.

  As described above, according to the golf game device 20 of the present embodiment, even if the field structure is such that the player puts from the front of the target cup toward the back side, When the hit ball rolls over the cup and goes to the back side (in case of a cup over due to a miss shot), when the second shot is put from the near side of the target cup to the back side, the miss shot The player can feel as if he / she is playing the rest.

[Modified Embodiment]
In addition, said embodiment is for making an understanding of this invention easy, and is not for limiting and interpreting this invention.
The present invention can be changed and improved without departing from the gist thereof, and it is needless to say that the present invention includes equivalents thereof. In particular, the embodiments described below are also included in the present invention.

(Cup 22)
In the above embodiment, the golf game apparatus 20 provided with two cups 22H in the field portion 20A has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and two or more cups 22H are provided. It may be provided.

(Inclined part 23)
In the above embodiment, the elevator having the ball screw shaft 231 and the motor 232 is described as an example of the inclined portion 23 for inclining the field plate 21, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a mechanical, pneumatic, or hydraulic pantograph jack may be used.

(Launch position instructing section 24)
In the above-described embodiment, the launch position indicating unit 24 that indicates the launch position by irradiating the field plate 21 with laser light has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited to this. is not. For example, spot light other than laser light may be irradiated. Further, the method may not be a method of irradiating the field surface with light. For example, the field is divided into grid-like areas, LED lamps are embedded in the fields corresponding to the areas, and the launch position instruction unit 24 is provided. However, in response to a command from the control unit 30, the launch position on the field may be indicated by causing the LED lamp corresponding to any region to light up.
In the golf game apparatus 20 of the above embodiment, the launch position instructing unit 24 may be removed.

(Determination of distance)
In the above embodiment, the case where the second distance at the time of putting the second shot is determined to be shorter than the first distance at the time of putting the first shot has been described as an example. The present invention is not limited to this, and the first distance may be determined to be longer than the second distance. In such a case, the difficulty level of the game can be increased.
In the above embodiment, the case where the control unit 30 determines the second distance based on the distance data stored in the storage unit 31 has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a speed detection sensor that detects the speed of the ball hit by the player is provided in the field, and the speed detection sensor detects the speed when the ball hit at the first hit is cupped out. The control unit 30 may determine the second distance in the second shot according to the speed of the ball. For example, the control unit 30 sets the second distance farther from the cup 22H as the speed of the ball is higher.

(Setting of each hall)
In the golf game apparatus 20 of the above-described embodiment, when the player puts in each hole, the first hit and the second hit are set to be permitted. The number of putts is not limited.

  1 game system, 2 network, 10 golf game server, 11 server control unit, 12 server storage unit, 13 server display unit, 14 server operation unit, 15 server communication unit, 20 golf game device, 20A field unit, 20B standing unit, 21 Field plate, 22 cup part, 22H cup, 22L cup light, 22S cup-in sensor, 22S1 light emitting element, 22S2 light receiving element, 23 inclined part, 23A-23D elevator, 231 ball screw shaft, 232 motor, 24 launch position indicating part, 24a Laser light irradiation part, 24b 1st axis | shaft, 24c 1st motor, 24d 2nd axis | shaft, 24e 2nd motor, 24f Bracket, 25 ball supply part, 26 ball collection | recovery part, 26a Falling groove, 26b Fall detection sensor, 7 operating portion, 27a operating buttons, 27b card reader / writer, 28 display unit, 30 control unit, 31 storage unit, 32 image generating unit, 33 an audio output unit, 34 communication unit

Claims (8)

A field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
One cup in each of the right and left regions of the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among the two cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of the first hit, the player in a state in which the inclined portion inclines the field, and in which the cup instruction portion indicates one of the two cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit by
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of the second hit, the inclined portion is controlled so as to maintain the state where the field is inclined at the time of the first hit, and the cup indicating portion is one of the two cups. A controller that controls the other cup to be designated as the target cup;
A golf game apparatus comprising: A field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
One cup in each of the right and left regions of the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among the two cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of the first hit, the player in a state in which the inclined portion inclines the field, and in which the cup instruction portion indicates one of the two cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit by
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of hitting the second shot, the state in which the inclined portion inclines the field to one of the uphill slope and the downhill slope at the time of the first hit is the other of the uphill slope and the downhill slope. And a control unit that controls the cup indicating unit to indicate the other cup of the two cups as a target cup.
A golf game apparatus comprising: The golf game apparatus according to claim 1 or 2,
A launch position indicating unit for instructing the player on the field where the player launches the ball;
The controller is
When the ball set at the first launch position instructed by the launch position instruction unit is hit by the player at the time of the first hit,
When it is determined that the hit ball is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
A golf game apparatus characterized by controlling so that the launch position instructing section indicates a second launch position different from the first launch position at the time of the second hit. The golf game apparatus according to claim 3,
The controller is
At the time of the first hit,
Selecting one of the two cups as the target cup;
Determining a first distance to the selected target cup;
Determining the first launch position based on the determined first distance;
At the time of the second shot,
Determining a second distance to the target cup to be shorter than the first distance;
The golf game apparatus characterized in that the second launch position is determined based on the determined second distance. A golf game system having a plurality of golf game devices and a golf game server connected to the plurality of golf game devices via a network,
The golf game apparatus includes:
A field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
One cup in each of the right and left regions of the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among the two cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of the first hit, the player in a state in which the inclined portion inclines the field, and in which the cup instruction portion indicates one of the two cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit by
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of the second hit, the inclined portion is controlled so as to maintain the state where the field is inclined at the time of the first hit, and the cup indicating portion is one of the two cups. A control unit for controlling other cups to be designated as target cups,
A control unit that determines whether or not a ball hit by a player has entered the target cup, and determines game result information including game results of the player by controlling the progress of the golf game based on the determination result; ,
A transmission unit that transmits the game result information of the player to the golf game server via the network;
The golf game server is
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
A golf game system comprising: A golf game system having a plurality of golf game devices and a golf game server connected to the plurality of golf game devices via a network,
The golf game apparatus includes:
A field simulating green,
An inclined portion for inclining the field;
One cup in each of the right and left regions of the field;
A cup instructing unit for instructing a target target cup among the two cups;
A cup-in detection unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit;
A cup-out detection unit that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup;
At the time of the first hit, the player in a state in which the inclined portion inclines the field, and in which the cup instruction portion indicates one of the two cups as a target cup. When the ball is hit by
When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detection unit and is detected by the cup-out detection unit,
At the time of hitting the second shot, the state in which the inclined portion inclines the field to one of the uphill slope and the downhill slope at the time of the first hit is the other of the uphill slope and the downhill slope. A control unit that controls to change the state to the inclined state, and the cup instruction unit controls the other cup of the two cups as a target cup,
A control unit that determines whether or not a ball hit by a player has entered the target cup, and determines game result information including game results of the player by controlling the progress of the golf game based on the determination result; ,
A transmission unit that transmits the game result information of the player to the golf game server via the network;
The golf game server is
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
A golf game system comprising: Players field simulating a green, and a slope portion for tilting the field, a cup provided one for each of the right region and the left region of the field, the target cup as a target of two of the cup A cup instructing unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup instructed by the cup instructing unit; A cup-out detection part that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup, and the inclined part inclines the field at the time of the first hit And in a state where the cup indicating unit indicates one of the two cups as a target cup, When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detector and is detected by the cup-out detector when the player hits the ball, At the time of hitting, the inclined portion is controlled to maintain the state where the field is inclined at the time of the first hit, and the cup indicating portion targets another cup of the two cups. A control unit that controls to instruct as a cup, and determines whether or not a ball hit by the player has entered the target cup, and controls the progress of the golf game based on the determination result, thereby enabling the player A control unit for determining game result information including game results of the player and the game result information of the player. The golf game apparatus and a transmission unit that transmits to the golf game server via a are connected via a network,
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
A golf game server comprising: Players field simulating a green, and a slope portion for tilting the field, a cup provided one for each of the right region and the left region of the field, the target cup as a target of two of the cup A cup instructing unit that detects the ball that has entered the target cup when the ball hit by the player enters the target cup instructed by the cup instructing unit; A cup-out detection part that is disposed on the opposite side of the player across the cup and detects a ball that has not entered the target cup, and the inclined part inclines the field at the time of the first hit And in a state where the cup indicating unit indicates one of the two cups as a target cup, When it is determined that the ball hit by the player is not detected by the cup-in detector and is detected by the cup-out detector when the player hits the ball, during striking, the state wherein the inclined portion which is inclined to the other of said field up-ramp and down the state of being inclined to either one of the inclination up-ramp and down-ramp when hit the first shot th And a control unit that controls the cup indicating unit to indicate another cup of the two cups as a target cup, wherein the ball hit by the player is the target By determining whether the player has entered the cup and controlling the progress of the golf game based on the determination result, the player's game results A controller for determining a game result information including,
A transmission unit that transmits the game result information of the player to the golf game server via the network, and is connected to the golf game device via the network;
A receiving unit for receiving the game result information of the player transmitted from the golf game device via the network;
A storage unit for storing the received game result information in association with the player;
A golf game server comprising: