JPH0418610Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a simple golf game card that can be fully utilized for various types of advertising and other premium purposes. This is what I did.

Recently, golf has become established as a sport for the general public, and the game method is almost well known. However, since golf includes various complicated elements such as its rules, it is difficult to make it into a tabletop game. Only relatively expensive means are being considered.

In addition, there are many types of tabletop games related to baseball, such as scratch baseball game cards (actual game cards), which consist of a scratch board with opaque scratch printing on the top of the on-base printing section, which prints a large number of numbers such as the number of bases a batter has reached, and a score board. (No. 1974-67483), and regarding bowling, draw countless sections B on a part of the mount A, and in each section B, there are numbers indicating the number of pins landed on the first pitch, a strike mark for all pins, and a strike mark. All pins with incorrect marks (mismarks) are written in random order, opaque paper strips C covering the numbers and codes are removably pasted on each section B, and the incorrect pins of the first throw are drawn on the other part of mount A. Section columns a, b, which display numbers,
For each section D of c, d..., write a number from 1 to 8 according to the number of remaining pins, all remaining pins incorrectly matched (spare mark), and all remaining pins incorrectly marked (mistake mark).
A bowling game board (Utility Model Publication No. 38311/1983) is known, in which opaque paper strips E are written in random order and opaque paper strips E covering numbers and codes are removably attached to each section.

Also car racing, yacht racing, mahjong, fishing,
Regarding a slot machine, etc., game information is provided in at least one place, the game information is kept hidden by a peelable shielding paper when not in use, and the game information is exposed by peeling off the shielding paper when in use. Sticker game card (Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 1987-87935)
etc. are also known.

However, when devising the above-mentioned scratch baseball game cards and bowling game boards, a plurality of players take turns to remove the scratch prints on the scratch board or the opaque paper pieces on the compartment mounts to reveal the accidental information hidden therein. It records scores based on information, and the game is played by selecting from unremovable scratch prints or opaque paper strips, so the game content is comparative. It's simple and lacking in fun.

In addition, in the case of sticker game cards, the content is different from the above two in that a hidden part is provided on the course of the game board, and although it has become more concrete in terms of game sense, it changes as the competition progresses. The sense of the game is insufficient in that just by peeling off a single sheet of shielding paper, the conditions or results of all the competitors are exposed, and therefore, it is difficult to create The above-mentioned conventional cards cannot be used for golf game cards that require a feeling of euphoria as if one is actually playing the game.

In view of the above-mentioned situation, the present invention has been developed to enable mass production of printing at low cost. Among the plurality of hole diagrams displayed, at least one of them has a plurality of pairs of scratches colored differently in the process from the starting area to the green area, corresponding to the number of players from 1st to nth. At the same time, each scratch part of the second and subsequent scratch groups is formed with an outer periphery colored part which is arbitrarily colored to correspond to the coloring of the scratch part in the previous scratch group. Each scratch portion is characterized by being subjected to scratch printing that hides the coloring of the portion.

The specific content of the present invention will be explained below based on an illustrated embodiment. FIG. 1 shows a card for a two-player game printed with a layout of an arbitrary golf course. A plurality of hole maps H (9 holes in this embodiment) are shown on the card 1, of which only the first, fourth, and ninth holes H are provided with playable scratch portions.

The specific structure of the scratch section will be explained based on FIG. 2, which is an enlarged view of the first hole. A group of scratches of a plurality of colored pairs (2a and 2b, 3a and 3b, 3c and 3d, 4a and 4b, 5a and 5b) is shown.

That is, the first scratch group 2 indicates a starting part in the hole, and has two pairs of scratch parts 2a and 2b, which are colored in different colors corresponding to the number of players (two players), at a total of four locations.

Next, the second scratch group 3 has the number of players (2
A larger number of scratch parts 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d are provided with different colors, and each scratch part 3a to 3d is provided with a scratch part 2 in the previous scratch group 2 around each of the scratch parts 3a to 3d.
Outer peripheral colored portions 6a, 6b, 6c, and 6d are formed with arbitrary colors corresponding to those of a and 2b.

The third scratch group 4 is a scratch section 4a in which a number of different colors are applied, which is greater than the number of players (2 players).
(2 places) 4b (1 place) A total of three places are provided, and each of the scratch parts 4a and 4b has a color selected from among the scratch parts 3a to 3d in the previous scratch group 3 around each of the scratch parts 4a and 4b. Outer peripheral colored portions 7a and 7b are formed with two types of coloring corresponding to the number of players.

The fourth scratch group 5 indicates a green area, and is provided with two colored scratch areas 5a and 5b corresponding to the number of players (two players). In the center, an arbitrary number of putts on the green is displayed, and around each of the scratch parts 5a and 5b, a color selected from the colored parts of each scratch part 4a and 4b in the previous scratch group 4 is displayed. Outer peripheral colored portions 8a and 8b are formed with two types of coloring corresponding to the number of players.

Furthermore, each scratch portion 2a, 2b, 3a to 3d, 4a, 4 in each of the scratch groups 2 to 5 is
b, 5a, 5b, the parts excluding the outer peripheral colored part formed around each of the second and subsequent scratch parts are colored, and especially each scratch part 5a, 5b in the fourth scratch group 5. A scratch layer S is applied which can completely hide the number of patches appearing in the center of the image.

The scratch layer S is formed by gravure or screen printing using carbon or a pigment with hiding power such as silver powder or gold powder.

In the figure, W indicates the forest area, B indicates the bunker, G indicates the green, L indicates the lake, and SC indicates the scorecard section.

Next, to explain how the game progresses in the above configuration, the order of the game progress is determined by coin toss, etc., and the determined owner is first
Select one of the scratch parts from the first scratch group 2 corresponding to the starting point on the number hole, and apply the scratch layer S coated on the selected scratch part with an adhesive tape, a toe, a coin, etc. It is peeled off using friction means and the unique coloring revealed underneath is confirmed.

This coloring determines the position of the own scratch part in the second scratch group 3. In this case, each outer peripheral colored part of each scratch part 3a to 3d of the second scratch group 3 has a first color. Each scratch part 2a in the th scratch group 2,
It is colored in the same color as 2b.

Therefore, if scratch part 2a is selected from the first scratch group 2,
Select one of the outer peripheral colored parts 6a, 6a expressed in the same color in the second scratch group 3,
The scratch layer S of the selected scratch portion (3b or 3d in this case) is peeled off, and the coloring hidden under the scratch layer is confirmed.

Therefore, if 3b is selected, the outer peripheral colored portion 7b of the third scratch group 4, which is expressed in the same color, will be specified.

Therefore, the scratch layer S on the scratch portion 4a applied to the center of the outer peripheral colored portion 7b was peeled off, and the coloring hidden under the scratch layer S was confirmed.
Finally, in the fourth scratch group 5 corresponding to green G, the scratch layer S on the scratch part 5b applied at the center of the outer peripheral colored part 8b of the same color as that of the scratch part 4a is peeled off, and the scratch layer S on the scratch part 5b is peeled off. Scratch portion 5b hidden under layer S
Check the numbers.

The number shown on this scratch portion 5b represents the number of putts on the green, and the number shown on the scratch portion 5b represents the number of putts on the green, and the scratch layer S in the first to third scratch groups 2 to 4 described above corresponds to the number of putts on the green.
Add the number of separations (number of strokes) to the score of the first hole and enter it in the scorecard section SC
The game progresses in the same manner from the second hole onward until reaching the final hole, where players compete for ranking based on their total points.

In the above embodiment, the game is played by two people, but if a scratch section is added, three or more people can play the game.

As described above, the present invention provides a card printed with a layout of an arbitrary golf course course, in which at least one of the plurality of hole diagrams shown on the card has a first hole map in the process from the starting part to the green part. A plurality of pairs of scratch groups with different colors corresponding to the number of players up to nth are formed, and each scratch part of the second and subsequent scratch groups is surrounded by the previous scratch group. The game card has an outer circumferential colored portion which is arbitrarily colored to correspond to the coloring of the scratched portion in the game card, and each of the scratched portions is provided with scratch printing to hide the coloring of the portion. To be able to skillfully hide on the card surface the randomness of the game development in a golf competition that includes various complicated elements compared to the same type of golf game, and to create an inherent sense of euphoria as if one were actually playing the game. This not only makes it possible to further improve the gameplay, but also the existence of the colored area on the outer periphery of each scratch area that is hidden by scratch printing makes it clear where the ball will land, and as a result, the game becomes more interesting. will proceed smoothly.

In addition, since the layout of a golf course can be created by replicating famous golf courses from all over the world, various beneficial effects can be produced, such as making it even more interesting for golfers in particular.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a golf game card representing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged view of the first hole portion in FIG. 1. 1...Card, 2-5...Scratch group, 2
a, 2b, 3a-3d, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b
...Scratch part, 6a, 6b, 7a-7c, 8
a, 8b...Outer peripheral colored portion, S...Scratch layer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a card printed with a layout of an arbitrary golf course course, at least one of the plurality of hole diagrams shown on the card includes the first to nth plays in the process from the starting part to the green part. A plurality of pairs of scratch groups are formed with different colors corresponding to the number of scratches, and each scratch part of the second and subsequent scratch groups is surrounded by the same coloring as the scratch part of the previous scratch group. A card for a golf game, characterized in that an outer peripheral colored portion is formed with a corresponding arbitrary color, and each of the scratch portions is subjected to scratch printing to hide the coloring of the portion.