JPS62167578A - Course for ball game similar to golf - Google Patents

Abstract

1. Installation, set up especially in a grass-grown area and destined for a ball-game similar to golf, with a number of tees (1 to 18) and targets called greens (21 to 26), where - by the ball, by means of a golf club, is driven from a tee as closely as possible towards a green ; whereby a number of tees is destined for one green, the distances between the tees and the corresponding green varying at least partially and with at least one green equipped with concentric circles (28) in the style of a target, characterised in that the greens (21 to 26) equipped with concentric target circles are arranged adjacent to each other in the middle of the whole installation, with the tees (1 to 18) being positioned around these greens.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a course for a ball game similar to golf, which is provided on a grass-covered site, and which uses a golf club to move as far as possible from the tee brown to the target, i.e., the green. Relates to a type of ball that is hit close to.

A known drawback of the golf game is that it requires an extremely large amount of land for the course. It is therefore an object of the present invention to imitate the well-known golf game on a course of the type mentioned at the outset, using a significantly narrower area, and to achieve the same competitive effects as in a normal golf game. do.

Structure of the Invention The present invention has solved these problems as follows. That is, a number of teeing grounds are arranged surrounding at least one green, the distances between each teeing ground and the associated green are at least partially different, and at least some of the greens are arranged around at least one green. It has many concentric target areas.

As a result of arranging a number of teeing grounds surrounding one or more greens, the required area is much smaller than in the case of a normal golf game. By creating many concentric target areas, rules can be created that are self-explanatory and easy to check. The intensive course of the competition makes it more convenient for spectators and the press, in which case night courses are also possible. Of course, such a course according to the invention is easier to manage than known courses.

In order to make the ball game played on such a course as close as possible to a normal golf game, it is effective to arrange 18 teeing grounds.

Furthermore, it is advantageous if at least a portion of the teeing ground is provided on a mound that surrounds the green and has a continuous mound with a difference in height.

In order to provide room for putting as in normal golf, in the case of the present invention, one putting green with many putting places is arranged separately from a green with many concentric target areas. I can do it. Furthermore, it is effective to configure one of the targets as a small pond.

'Next, the present invention will be explained along with embodiments shown in the drawings.

In the plan view of Figure 1, approximately 200 m x 500 m
In the course having an area of , 18 teeing grounds 1 to 18 are arranged on one common mound 19. It is advantageous if the height of the mount 19 varies slightly, preferably from 2 m to 3 m. The mound 19, and by extension the teeing grounds 1 to 18, are arranged to surround the green area 20.
For example, six target greens 21 to 26 are arranged. The configuration of this green area 20 corresponds almost to that of a normal golf green, and has a slight upward slope toward the back, and is covered with grass and has undulations.゛Multiple tea brown P belong to each green,
Along with this, the shot distance of the line type is given. Shot distances are varied so that there is a corresponding distance for all clubs in a golf set.

As shown in the enlarged view of FIG. 2, a large number of concentric target areas 28 are provided on the target green, with the hole 27 centered and above. These target areas 28 are effectively marked in white. The mutual spacing of the target areas is adjusted to the shot distance, 10
3 from 077L [2.5m for 1m shot distance]
spacing, up to 6.5 m for shot distances from 220 m to 160 m. The inner diameter of the hole 27 is effectively twice the inner diameter of a ball for normal golf, and is therefore 20.8c7rL.

As shown in FIG. 1, one small pond 29 is attached to the teeing ground 13 as a target.

Furthermore, one putting green 30 is arranged between the teeing grounds 9 and 10, and this putting green 30 has 18 holes. The inner diameter of these holes is preferably the same as the inner diameter of a ball in normal golf.

The above ball game courses may be played according to the following rules: At each teeing ground 1-18, each player will shoot two balls. Shots can be made from a tee or directly from the ground. If the ball enters hole 27, it is counted as 0 points, and if it falls between one of the concentric target zones, it is counted as 1 point, 2 points, 6 points, 4 points, 5 points from the innermost point, and the outermost point 6 if located outside the target area
Count as points. After the shot at teeing ground 9, the player plays on the putting green, and the number of bats for all 18 holes is added to the number of points scored up to teeing ground 9.

The competition ends with the subsequent play on teeing grounds 10-18.

Target golf, that is, 2 points each for play on 188 teeing grounds 1 to 18, and putting golf, 1) 2 points each for play on 18 holes of putting green 30, are the number of standard materials, then the total number of materials is The result is 72 strokes, which may be slightly changed from the perspective shot in normal golf, and the number of teeing grounds,
Furthermore, the number of greens may be increased or decreased.

For example, a course having nine teeing grounds and one target green is also possible.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a ball game course according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan view of a green having a target area. 1-18...Tee ground, 19...Mound, 20...Green area, 21-26...Target, 27...Hole, 28...Target area, 29
...Koike, 30...to the putting green
. ICoO Procedural Amendment (Method) February Z, 1986

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A course for a ball game similar to golf, which is established on a field covered with grass, where the ball is hit with a golf club from the teeing ground as close as possible to the target, that is, to the green. In the hanging type, a large number of teeing grounds (1 to 18) are arranged surrounding at least one green (21 to 26), and the distance between each teeing ground and the green to which it belongs is at least partially 2, 18 courses for ball games similar to golf, characterized in that at least some of the greens have a number of concentric target areas (28) in the form of targets. A course 3 for a ball game according to claim 1, in which teeing grounds (1 to 18) are arranged, at least a part of the teeing grounds (1 to 18) surrounding and continuing the green. Has a difference in height 1
A course 4 for a ball game according to claim 1 or 2, which is arranged on one mound (19), separate from a green having a number of concentric target areas (28). The course 5 for a ball game according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein one putting green (30) having a large number of putting places is arranged at the target one. The course for a ball game according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the ball game is Koike (29).