JPH01121076A - Three-dimensional golf course - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To achieve a three-dimensional effective utilization of land by a method wherein a protection net is spread an intermediate point between courses to make a portion under the net as safety zone so that shot balls from tee grounds in various directions can clear over the net to let a golfer pass safely under the net as course. CONSTITUTION: A protection net 1 is spread at an intermediate point and receives wrong shot balls when the balls are hit to a green 3 in the extension from the center point of each course from tee grounds 2 in the surrounding areas. A portion under the net is made as paths of players from various directions and facility spaces. Moreover, a fill-up protection wall 5 concurrently serving as a parking lot 6 or the like is installed in the surrounding area and the tee grounds 2 and the green 3 are elevated at a higher position to facilitate the checking of the shot balls from the directions and drain management. In the intermediate protection net 1, which is provided to receive the wrong shot balls, it is desired that the perimeter thereof should be made slightly lower from the center considering post treatment of the balls to allow the balls to drop on the outer circumference of the protection net.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (a) Industrial application field This invention is applicable to - If there is land in the surrounding area where you can enjoy the distance of the ball, you can create a three-dimensional golf course, ancillary golf facilities under the intermediate protection net, a swimming pool, etc. The area below the surrounding area will be used as a parking lot, etc., to make effective use of the land.

(B) Conventional Technology Conventional golf courses are one-way courses where players do not cross paths with other players, and no consideration has been given to using the course three-dimensionally.

(c) The problem that the invention aims to solve - When the ball is hit from each direction on the surface and the golfer passes, there is a danger that the ball will be hit or the play will overlap, making it difficult to proceed with the play. Ta.

Means for Solving Problems This invention will be explained based on the drawings. As shown in the first drawing, a protection net (1) is placed in the middle of each course, the bottom of the net is a safety zone, and The ball hit from the teeing ground (2) is l! By clearing the top of the net, golfers can safely pass under the net as a course.

(Book) The Intermediate II Protection Net is intended to catch missed balls, but considering the post-processing of the ball, the height of the protection net is limited, but the area around the protection net should be slightly lower than the center. It is desirable for the ball to fall on the outer periphery of the defense net.

(f) Effect of the invention As explained above, this invention has the advantage that, within the course of the - plane, -
Multiple players can enjoy playing safely and smoothly at the same time, and by using the lower part of the intermediate protection net as each facility and the lower part of the surrounding area for parking, etc., effective three-dimensional use of land is achieved. I can figure it out.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is the overall diagram Figure 2 is a plan view Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A protection net (1) is placed in the middle to prevent the ball from being hit from each of the surrounding teeing grounds (2) toward the green (3) extending from the center of the course. The area under the receiver and net will be a passage for players from all directions and space for each facility. Additionally, an embankment retaining wall will be installed around the parking lot (5), etc., and the teeing ground and green will be elevated to make it easier to check for balls hit from all directions and manage drainage.