JPH0663196A - Golf training facility - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To aerially lay a golf training field above a wide lot even though a hindrance such as a factory is present in the lot and to automatically collect golf balls hit in the golf training field. CONSTITUTION:A golf training facility comprises support columns planted at the outer periphery of a factory 80 or the like, beams 20, wire ropes stretched between the support columns 10 and/or between beams 20, and a golf ball collecting device 70 composed of a golf ball collecting wire-netting 40 having a mesh size which is not greater than the outer diameter of gold balls and inclined and laid above the factory so that golf balls dropped thereonto can flow down to the device 70, and a hitting area 50 and a ball-proof net 60 which are laid adjacent to the wire netting 40.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

[Field of Industrial Application] The present invention has a large site area, but most of the area is covered by factories, warehouses, parking lots, ponds, rivers, rough terrain, wetlands, etc. (hereinafter referred to as factories). The present invention relates to a driving range facility suitable for being installed in an occupied area.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In general, a golf driving range requires a large site area, and if a large area of the site is occupied by factories, etc., a driving range facility should be installed. I couldn't do it.

[0003]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a golf driving range facility in which a golf driving range can be installed above a large site area even if there is an obstacle such as a factory within the area. To do.

Further, the present invention provides a golf driving range facility capable of automatically collecting golf balls hit at the golf driving range.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the golf driving range equipment of the present invention bridges between the strut members 10 standing on the outer periphery of a factory 80 and the strut members 10 as shown in the figure. And a wire rope 30 stretched between the strut members 10 and / or between the girder members 20 and a wire mesh 40 for accommodating a golf ball whose mesh is not larger than the outer diameter of the golf ball. Attention
In order to allow a golf ball dropped on a net surface to flow down to a golf ball collecting device 70 described later, the golf ball is inclined through the pillar member 10 or (and) the girder member 20 and the wire rope 30 and provided above the factory or the like. And the hitting place 50 provided at the same height as or higher than the net surface of the golf ball housing wire net 40, and the golf ball is outside from the net surface of the golf ball housing wire net 40. A ball-preventing net 60 that does not pop out and a golf ball collecting device 70 that is connected to the net surface of the golf ball housing wire net 40.
It is equipped with and.

The pillar member 10 is erected on the outer periphery of a factory 80, and is made of steel frame or concrete pole.

The girder member 20 is mounted by bridging between the pillar members, and is made of steel frame, iron pipe, or the like.

The wire rope 30 includes a synthetic fiber rope having a strength equal to or higher than the wire rope 30, such as a wholly aromatic polyamide fiber rope.

The golf ball housing wire netting 40 is usually formed by connecting units having a unit width so as to have a predetermined width.
Further, the wire net 40 is preferably coated with a synthetic resin in terms of soundproofing and rustproofing.

The ball striking place 50 is a place where a player hits a golf ball.

The ball-prevention net 60 is usually a side net 61 continuously stretched around the outer periphery of the golf ball housing wire net 40 like a fence except for the front of the ball striking place 50, and if necessary,
It is a well-known synthetic fiber net made up of a ceiling net 62 continuously connected to the upper end of a side net 61 from above the ball striking place 50 like a ceiling.

The golf ball collecting device 70 sends out the golf ball flowing in from the inclined golf ball housing wire net 40 to a predetermined place by gravity, hydraulic force, pneumatic pressure or negative pressure, or a combination thereof. A continuous opening 71 or / and a groove plate and a ball reservoir (not shown) communicating therewith are provided at the lowest position of the golf ball housing wire netting 40.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The golf driving range equipment of the present invention comprises a strut member 10, a girder member 20, a wire rope 30, a golf ball housing wire net 40, a ball striking point 50, a ball net 60 and a golf ball collecting device 70. .

A pillar member 10 made of concrete pile is erected on the outer periphery of a factory 80, and a pipe-shaped girder member 20 is mounted between the pillar members 10 while being inclined so as to be lowered toward the ball striking point 50 side. .

The golf ball housing wire net 40 is formed by connecting wire nets of a constant width, and has a mesh smaller than the outer diameter of a golf ball (not shown). In addition, the wire net 40
The mesh surface 4 is connected to the girder member 20 and the wire rope 30 so that the golf ball dropped on the mesh surface 401 can flow down to the opening 71 of the golf ball collecting device 70.
01 is formed to be inclined.

The ball striking station 50 is provided at a position higher than the mesh surface 401 of the adjacent golf ball housing wire mesh 40.

The ball-prevention net 60, except in front of the ball striking station 50,
A side net 61 stretched around the outer periphery of the golf ball housing wire net 40 like a fence and continuously connected to the lower end of the golf ball housing wire net 40, and a side surface like a ceiling from above the hitting place 50. It is composed of a ceiling net 62 continuously connected to the upper end of the net 61.

The golf ball collecting device 70 is provided with an opening 71 continuously at the lowest position of the net surface 401 of the golf ball housing wire net 40, and gravity is applied from here to a ball reservoir (not shown) in the ball striking station 50. It is transported and collected by hydraulic power.

[0019]

Therefore, the golf ball hit from the ball striking place 50 and dropped on the golf ball housing wire net 40 rolls on the slanted net surface 401 and is collected through the opening 71 of the golf ball collecting device 70. Will be.

[0020]

According to the present invention, even if there is an obstacle such as a factory, it can be constructed above the obstacle, so that the land purchase cost can be dispensed with. Further, according to the present invention, the golf ball housing wire mesh is provided by being connected to a wire rope stretched between the strut members or (and) girder members, has good ventilation, is lightweight, and requires relatively high strength. No, the construction cost is low,
Easy to build in a short period of time. Further, according to the present invention, the golf balls falling on the net surface of the golf ball housing wire net can be collected and collected without manual labor, which is advantageous in that maintenance costs are low.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Strut member 20 Girder member 30 Wire rope 40 Golf ball housing wire mesh 50 Ball yard 60 Ball proof net 70 Golf ball recovery device 80 Factory etc.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A support member which is erected on the outer periphery of a factory,
A girder member bridged between the strut members and attached, a wire rope stretched between the strut members and / or between the girder members, and a wire mesh for containing a golf ball whose mesh is not larger than the outer diameter of the golf ball. In order to allow the golf ball dropped on the net surface to flow to the golf ball collecting device described later, the golf ball is tilted through the strut member or / and the girder member and the wire rope, and is provided above the factory. And the hitting place provided at the same height as or higher than the net surface of the golf ball housing wire mesh, and the golf ball does not jump out from the net surface of the golf ball housing wire mesh. A golf practice range facility comprising the ball-preventing net and the golf ball collecting device connected to the net surface of the golf ball housing wire net.