JPH07303725A - Golf score managing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To precisely manage the result of a golf player in a short time by providing a center computer for preserving the personal data of the player, receiving the input results at each hole and managing them and terminal equipment for inputting the result or the like for each hole, transmitting/receiving it to the center computer and displaying the result. CONSTITUTION:A center computer 10 records and preserves the scores of the player for each hole in the past inputted by a personal data input means 101 in a recording means 102. When the player finishes a game for each hole, a player name or player number and the number of times of score putters at a certain hole are inputted and declare from terminal equipment 11 installed near that hole to an input means 111. The center computer 10 registers the data transmitted from the terminal equipment 11 through transmitting means 115 and 105 to the center computer 10 and transmits the data of the calculated result through the transmitting means 105 and 115 to the terminal equipment 11. At the terminal equipment 11, the received data are managed by a CPU part 110 and displayed on an image display means 114.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system for managing the performance of golf players on a golf course.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, golf players have to fill in a score card by voluntary application by each person on the score of each person and, after the competition of the final hole, fill out a "score report form" to the organizer secretariat. Submit and calculate handicap, determine competition rankings, etc., and collect personal data to manage the performance of golf players.

However, the above-mentioned prior art cannot adequately meet the desire to know the results of other groups of people during the golf competition. It was also difficult to manage detailed information other than the score. The present invention solves such a conventional problem, and an object of the present invention is to perform the performance of a golf player on a golf course in detail with a terminal device installed for each hole without time. Is.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention stores personal data such as a player's individual number, past competition results for each hole, the number of patterns, and the number of competitions. Calculate the athlete's handicap based on
In addition, each center hole is equipped with a center computer that receives and manages the current input scores in each hole, and a terminal device that inputs and sends the results of competitors in each hole to the computer and displays the results for each hole. It is designed to manage the performance of athletes.

Therefore, according to the present invention, each time a golf player finishes playing a game on each hole, he or she can read his or her own results on the terminal, so that the data is transmitted to the calculator and the other players. Grades and rankings of the same competition,
Since the results are totaled at each time point and the result is transmitted to the terminal and displayed on the terminal, there is an effect that the situation of the grade can be grasped moment by moment. In addition to the score, the calculator manages the handicap, average score for each hole, number of putts, etc., so that the golf competition can be managed in detail, and the player's fun is further enhanced by displaying the data results moment by moment. be able to.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a system configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, the center computer 10 uses the competitor's personal data input means 101 to obtain the score (performance), the number of patterns, and the like for each past hole of all the competitors.
The number of competitions, the number of handicaps, etc. are recorded and stored in the recording means 102, and when the player's name and the player's number are entered, the computer 1 is based on the player's personal data at any time.
A function for editing / managing at 00, displaying a list of personal data of competitors by the image display means 103, and further displaying performance ranking / gross data of the competition group, the printing means 1
The function of printing on paper by 06, the function of updating personal data by the correction terminal 104, and the terminal device 11 or the correction terminal 10 of each hole of the golf course by the transmission means 105.
4 has a function of controlling data transmission / reception. Terminal device 11
Is installed near each hole of the golf course, and is connected to the center computer 10 by a line or wireless communication. In the terminal device 11, a means 116 for reading the personal identification number of the identification number tag lent to each athlete, a means 111 for inputting the athlete name or the athlete number and the score (results) / the number of patterns in the hole, Means 112 for inputting other athlete names or athlete numbers and inquiry item numbers, CPU section 110 for recording and managing the data, transmission means 115 for transmitting and receiving data to and from the central computer 10, and transmission means 115 from the central computer 10 The data received by the CPU unit 1
10 has an image display means 114 for managing and displaying.
The operation of the golf score management system according to the embodiment of the present invention configured as described above will be described from the viewpoint of a golf player. FIG. 2 is a flowchart of the procedure for managing the score of the golf player. The center computer 10 uses the personal data input means 101 of the competitors in advance to obtain the scores (performances), the number of patterns, the number of competitions, etc. for each past hole of all the competitors.
The number of handy caps and the like are recorded and stored in the recording means 102. When a competitor applies for a name, a golf member number, and a trend member to the front before the competition, the front staff member gives the competitor a competitor's number of the day and a personal identification number of an identification number tag to register with the center computer 10. The personal identification number is written on the identification number tag with a magnetic memory, a bar code, or a hard key. Basically, the personal identification number cannot be deciphered by the person himself, and the personal identification number of the identification number tag between the center computer 10 and the terminal device 11 Since it can be read only by the means 116 for reading the number, the athlete must keep it in a safe place during the competition. Incidentally, instead of the means 116 for reading the personal identification number of the identification number tag, there may be a method of inputting the personal identification number by keyboard only to each competitor, but it is omitted in this embodiment. At the end of each hole, the athlete sets the identification number tag in the means 116 for reading the personal identification number of the identification number tag in the terminal device 11 installed in the vicinity of the hole, and the input means 111.
Enter the athlete's name or the athlete's number, the score (performance) and the number of patterns in the hole, and submit. The data transmitted from the terminal device 11 to the center computer 10 via the transmission means 115 and 105 is registered and inquired only when the center computer 10 matches the personal identification number with the athlete number. The data of the calculation result in response to the item number is transmitted to the terminal device 11 via the transmission means 105 and 115. When the personal identification number and the athlete number do not match, the fact is transmitted to the terminal device 11, displayed on the image display means 114, and the alarm sound generation means 113 sounds an alarm. From the terminal device 11 in each hole, the score (score) and the number of patterns of the athlete in that hole can be registered, and the correction of erroneous input can be made only in the terminal device 11 in that hole, Correction of erroneous input is impossible on the terminal device. As a matter of course, it is impossible to correct the score (performance) of other athletes by checking the personal identification number. However, it is possible to grasp the scores (results), the competition rankings, and the like of fellow competitors at any time with the terminal device in each hole by the means 112 for inputting the competitor number and the inquiry item number. It should be noted that if a competitor later notices an error in registering the score (results) and the number of patterns in one hole, it is impossible to correct the erroneous input with the terminal device of another hole as described above. It is possible to correct the registration error by performing a procedure at the correction terminal 104 provided in the center computer 10. The competitor can receive the paper on which the competition results have been printed by the printing means 106 of the center computer 10 at the front after the competition. You can also grasp the new official handicap numbers, etc. that take the results into consideration. Furthermore, if the number of handicap caps within a companion is separately set by competing with a companion and registered by the personal data input means 101 of the competitor, it is possible to grasp the corresponding rank.

As is apparent from the above embodiment, the present invention stores the personal data of the athlete, calculates the handicap of the athlete based on the personal data, and receives the input results at each hole. To manage the results of golf players, each center hole is equipped with a terminal computer that manages and sends the results of each player's performance in each hole to the center computer. It was done. That is,
A conventional golf player fills in the score card by voluntary application of each person on the score card, and after the completion of the competition on the final hole, fill in the "score report form" and submit it to the organizer secretariat, handy In the method of calculating the cap, determining the ranking of the competition, etc. and collecting personal data to determine the performance of the golf player, the desire to know the performance of other groups of people during the golf competition is appropriate. It is possible to solve the problem that it is not possible to cope with the above and it is difficult to manage detailed information other than the score, and it is possible to further raise interest in the golf competition. Furthermore, it is possible to easily grasp and manage the score (performance), the number of patterns, the number of competitions, the number of official handicaps, the number of handicaps among fellow players, the ranking, etc. of all the competitors in the past for each hole.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 ... Center computer 100 ... Computer 101 ... Competitor's personal data input means 102 ... Recording means 103 ... Image display means 104 ... Correction terminal 105 ... Transmission means 106 ... Printing means 11 ... Terminal device 110 ... CPU section 111 ... Competitor name , Means for inputting athlete number and score (score) / pattern count 112 ... means for inputting other athlete name, athlete number and reference item number 113 ... warning sound generating means 114 ... image display means 115 ... transmission means 116 ... Means for reading personal identification number of identification number tag

Claims (1)

[Claims] Claims: A computer that stores personal data of golf players and manages scores, etc., a means for inputting and displaying the scores of players for each hole based on the data, and transmitting the results to the computer. A golf score management system comprising means and a terminal for receiving and displaying a calculation result obtained by processing and managing the received information data, and managing a golf player's performance.