JPS62270180A - Golf course and game method - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION a. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved golf course and method of playing.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Golf competitions are typically held on a field approximately 150 square feet in size and take approximately 41/2 to 51/2 hours to play through 18 holes.

Competitors also play 41 points on an average 18-hole golf course.
Typically, the distance is 2 to 5 miles on foot or by vehicle.

Thus, not only can a player play an 18-hole game in less time than it would normally take to play on a typical 18-hole course, but also within a smaller footprint than is typically required. There is a need for a golf course and a method of playing golf that allows players to play while maintaining standard yard distances.

Several US patents disclose golf course tiers in which the so-called "Game of Gold" can be played. Most of these courses are confined within smaller confines than a typical regulation golf course, but cannot host regular competition. Examples of these U.S. patents are Riley No. 3,083.021 and Johnson No. 3,685.
．． No. 832, Purdy No. 3.719.360, Healy No. 4.145,053, and Wren No. 4.15.
7.831M can be mentioned. For example, zlnJ
The No. 1 and No. 1 and No. 1 patents disclose course layouts in which a player hits a ball in one direction with a wood shot and then another ball with an iron shot in another direction. Each hole will be played with wood, long irons, middle irons, and short irons and batting. Although the K. patent and the Purdy patent disclose prescribed-sized courses that can be constructed within a small area, they have various problems.

Although the area of the course layout in the Li> patent is smaller than that of a conventional golf course, the playing time and travel distance are not substantially reduced compared to the conventional golf course. In reality, the time required to play golf around the course disclosed in the N patent is that the fairways of many holes intersect, so players have to wait until the players on the intersecting holes have finished hitting their balls. Otherwise, you will have to risk being hit by a ball that is hit across your fairway.
For this reason, the course will be longer than a normal course. Similarly, although the course disclosed in the 2011 patent is smaller than a typical golf course, there is no substantial savings in playing time or travel distance.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A golf course design in accordance with the present invention includes a plurality of elongated unit sections (cores) disposed longitudinally adjacent one another. Each unit section has a pair of opposing ends. Each unit area has a plurality of greens, and each green includes at least one hole.

The golf course has a plurality of teeing areas, each teeing area being either on the same section as the hole on which the game starts from the teeing area, or on an adjacent section. At least one hole on each unit compartment is located relatively close to one opposite end of each unit compartment, and the holes on each unit compartment as a whole are located relatively close to one opposite end of each unit compartment. It is being At least one teeing area on each unit compartment is provided relatively close to the other opposite end of each unit compartment, and the teeing area on each unit compartment as a whole is located relatively close to one opposite end of each unit compartment. It is provided.

The golf course of the present invention includes an average of three holes per section, with one teeing area for each hole. The holes are arranged in three relatively close groups of holes, with the greens for at least two holes of each group of three holes on the same unit area. At least two of the three holes in each group are located close to one opposite end of each unit compartment, and all three holes in the group of three holes are located relatively apart from the other opposite end of each unit compartment. It is formed by The teeing areas are also grouped into groups of three teeing areas, with each teeing area in each group corresponding to one hole in the grouping of three holes. at least two teeing areas in each group of three teeing areas are formed relatively close to other opposite ends of each unit section;
Moreover, the three tee areas of the three tee area groups are formed relatively close to each other from one end of each unit section as a whole. The first teeing area is arranged to play a par 5 for one of the first group of three holes, and the second teeing area of the first group of holes is arranged to play a par 5 for one of the holes in the first group of three holes. A third teeing area of the first group of tee areas is arranged to play a par 4 for one hole, and a third teeing area of the first group of tee areas is arranged to play a par 3 for one hole of the first group.

In this golf course playing method, each of a plurality of players playing against each other as a set is provided with a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from the balls of other players in the set.

This group competes by teeing off from at least one teeing area towards the three holes in the first group and teeing off on all two holes in the first group before any shot to the green has begun. Start. This group finishes batting on the first group of holes before teeing off on subsequent holes begins. After the group has finished batting on all the holes in the first group, the group heads to the second group of three holes, and before starting a shot to the green in the second group, the group must bat from at least one teeing area. The game begins by teeing off, and then batting for the second group of holes ends. A second group of players forming a second group different from the first group also play with golf balls that can be visually distinguished from other players in the second group. The second group tees off from at least one eye area after shots to the green have begun for all three holes by the first group, and before shots to the green by its own group have begun. Start the competition by turning off. The second group of players begins putting on the three holes in the first group after the first group of players has finished putting at least one of the three holes in the first group.

A third group of players competing against each other as a third group must wait until after the second group of players has initiated shots to all greens on all three holes and no shots to any greens by their own group are made. Start the game by teeing off from at least one teeing area before the game has started. A typical "unit section" is preferably approximately rectangular in area and approximately 10 knee squares in area. This rectangle has a long side of about 1400 feet and a width of about 330 feet. The holes are formed on two basic batting greens. That is, one shape of the green includes one hole, and the other shape of the green includes two holes. So, if 3 groups of 4 players compete in a 101-1 unit area, 12 players will play golf? One can play 18 holes in about 2.5 hours. 1 if you play 6 times on the 3-hole course of 10I-1
It is possible to play 8 holes of golf. A 2o knee car course with two 3-hole sections allows 18 holes of golf to be played over three rounds. A 30-hole golf course with three 3-hole sections allows 18 holes of golf to be played in two competitions, and 9 holes of golf in one competition. On a course with six 3-hole ψ divisions of 60 square meters, it is possible to play 18 holes of golf at a time.

EXAMPLES The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 depicts a golf course 10 consisting of an elongated section 8 having a pair of opposing ends 4 and 6. As shown in FIG. A plurality of batting greens 18 and 20 are provided on the unit section 8. Each green includes at least one hole. Batting green 18 includes hole 22 and batting green 20 flanks holes 24 and 26 to the right. The unit section 8 also has a plurality of tea areas 12, 14. and 16
is formed. Hall 22.24. and 26 are arranged relatively close to each other. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, at least one hole is formed proximate to the vent 6, and the holes are generally formed relatively apart from the other opposing end 4. Tee area 12, 14, 16 and hole 22
, 24° 26 are all on the unit section 8.

On average, each unit area has one teeing area corresponding to three holes and each ball to be played. At least two holes in each hole group consisting of three holes are located at the edge 6.
The three holes in the hole group are formed relatively close to each other from the end 4 as a whole.

The teeing areas are arranged in groups of three teeing areas, with each teeing area corresponding to one of the holes in the grouping of three holes. At least two teeing areas 12 and 14 are formed relatively close to edge 4. Three teeing areas are formed relatively close to each other from the edge 6 as a rest area. At least one teeing area 16 is formed relatively close to the edge 6. Tee area 16 (3rd hole) is arranged to play toward hole 22, which is a par 3. Tea area 14
(2nd hole) is a par 4 and is arranged to play toward hole 24. Additionally, teeing area 12 (first hole) is arranged to face hole 26, which is a par 5.

The first hole is a typical 5 par, 487 yard hole. Ideally, the ball would be shot to point 28 on the fairway at 220 yards. The second shot on the first hole is aimed at the 200 yard point 32 on the fairway.

The third shot on the first hole is a 67-yard shot to the 2o green. The fourth and fifth shots of the first hole are batting shots into the cup 26. The second ball is a typical par 4.425 yard hole. The first shot is ideally a shot to point 30, 220 yards down the fairway. Second shot is green 2
The third and fourth shots are batting shots into the cup 24 with a 205 yard shot over the top. Third
The hole is a par 3.160 yard hole. The first shot is approximately 160 yards to green 18. The second and third shots are batting shots to the cup 22.

Golf course 10 is approximately 10 square feet in area and substantially rectangular in shape. It is approximately 1500 feet/1500 yards long and 330 feet/11o yards wide. Obstacles 9 such as small ponds and trees may be provided on the course. Furthermore, a bunker 11 may be provided near the green.

FIG. 3 shows a golf course 40 consisting of a plurality of elongated unit sections 41 and 42 arranged adjacent to each other in the longitudinal direction.

Each unit compartment/41 and 42 has a pair of opposing ends 38 and 39. Multiple greens 50. Said No. 2.72, 7
4. and 76 are formed on the unit sections 42 and 41.

Each green has at least one hole and a plurality of teeing areas 44, 46, 48, 66 .
68 and 70 included. The dee area 44 corresponding to the first hole is located on the unit section 41, and the dee area 44 corresponding to the second hole and the third hole
Tee areas 46 and 48 corresponding to the number holes respectively
is substantially on the unit section 42.

Tee area 6 corresponding to the 4th, 5th, and 6th holes
6, 68 and 70 are substantially on unit section 41, and greens 72, 74 and 76 are on unit section 41. Each teeing area is on the same or adjacent section as the hole on which the game begins. Halls 54, 56. and 58 are relatively close to end 39;
Hall 78,. 80.82 are relatively close to end 38.

These identical holes are located at a distance from the other opposite end of each unit compartment. Tee areas 44 and 4
6 is located relatively close to the end 38, and the dee area 66.6
8 and 70 are located relatively close to end 39.

An average of three holes are formed per unit area, and one teeing area is formed for each hole. The holes are arranged in groups of three relatively close holes, and the greens for at least two holes in each hole group are on the same unit area.

At least two holes in each hole group are provided relatively close to one opposite end of each unit section;
The two holes as a whole are provided relatively apart from the other opposing end of each unit section.

The teeing areas are organized into groups of three teeing areas, with each teeing area in the grouping corresponding to one of the holes in the grouping of three. At least two tee areas of the three tee area groups are provided relatively close to the other opposing end of each unit section. All three teeing areas in each group are formed relatively close to one opposing end of each unit compartment. The first teeing area 44 (hole number 1) is arranged to play a par 5 towards the cup 58 of the first group of holes. Second
The teeing area 346 (the second hole) is positioned to play a par 4 towards the cup 56 of the first group of holes. Additionally, the third teeing area 48 (third hole) is arranged to play a par 3 towards the cup 54. The second group of teeing areas of the unit section 41, which consists of three teeing areas, has a fourth teeing area 66 (fourth hole) arranged to play a par 4 to cup 78.

A fifth teeing area 68 (5th hole) is provided to play a par 4 towards cup 80, and a 6th teeing area 70 (6th hole) is provided to play a par 4 towards cup 82. provided.

Holes 1, 2, and 3 in FIG. 3 have approximately the same distances as holes 1, 2, and 3 on the golf course of FIG. The 4th hole is a par 4° 385 yard hole and the first shot is ideally a 220 yard shot to 84, a point on the fairway. The second shot to the fourth hole is a 165 yard shot to the green 76, and the third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 78. The 5th hole is a par 4.315 yard hole and the first shot is ideally a 220 yard shot to point 86 on the fairway. The second shot is a 95 yard shot to green 74. 6
The number 2 hole is a 254 yard hole and the first shot is ideally a 220 yard shot to point 88 on the fairway. The second shot is a shot to the green 72, and the third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 82. The golf course shown in Figure 3 is rectangular in shape and consists of two 100-square-meter sections with an area of about 120 square feet. The course is approximately 1320 feet/440 yards on the long side and 660 feet/220 yards wide.

Figure 2 shows the symbol legend for the golf course shown in Figure 1, and shows the total playing yardage for the entire unit section consisting of three holes, one par 3 hole, one par 4 hole, and one par 5 hole. It shows that the distance is 1.072 ψ-do. FIG. 4 represents a symbol legend for the golf course of FIG. 3, listing a total of six holes with a total playing yardage of 2,028 yards. This includes one 3-per-hole, four 4-per-holes and one 5-per-hole.

FIG. 5 shows a golf course consisting of three ten-square sections. Course 100 has unit sections 102.104.
and 106. This golf course is approximately 3o wide
It is a knee car, and unit sections 102 and 104 are substantially equivalent to the golf course disclosed in FIG. Unit plot 1
06 is number 7.

Three teeing areas 1 corresponding to the 8th and 9th holes
60, 162, 164 including the third group of teeing areas. Tee area 160 need not be on unit section 106. The teeing area 160 is arranged so that the seventh hole is played as a par five. Tee area 162 is located to play the 8th hole as a par 4, and tee area 1
The 64 is placed to play the 9th hole as a par 3. 7
The number hole is a par 5 475 yard hole, and the first shot is ideally a 2 to point 178 on the fairway.
This is a 20 yard shot. The second shot is a 200 yard shot to point 182 on the fairway. The third shot is a 55 yard shot to green 16G. The fourth and fifth shots are batting shots to the cup 172. The 8th hole is par 4,415
It is a yard hole, and the first shot 11 is ideally a 220 yard shot to point 180 on the fairway. The second shot is a 195 yard shot to green 168 and the third and fourth shots are batting shots to cup 174. The 9th hole is a par 3.
It is a 140 yard hole and the first shot is from green 1.
The shot to 70 and the second and third shots are batting shots to cup 176.

FIG. 6 shows a legend for the symbols in the golf course in FIG. Figure 6 lists nine holes with a total playing yardage of 3.058 yards. This includes two par 3 holes, five par 4 holes and two par 5 holes. The long side of the golf course shown in Figure 5 is approximately 132 mm.
0 feet/440 yards, width 990 feet/33
It is o yards.

Figure 8 shows 10 unit divisions 202, 204° 206
．． 208, 210. 60 cars consisting of and 212 6
A unit section golf course 200 is disclosed. Unit plot 2
02, 204, and 206 are substantially equivalent to the unit sections of the golf course shown in FIG. Nine more holes have been added to complete the 18-hole golf course.

The fourth unit section 208 includes a fourth group of tee areas 232, 234, and 236, at least one of which is located relatively close to one opposite end of the unit section 208. There is. At least one teeing area is formed on the unit section 208. The teeing area 232 is arranged so that the 10th hole is played as a par 5, and the teeing area 234 is arranged so that the 11th hole is played as a par 4. The teeing area 236 is arranged to play the 12th hole as a par 3. The fifth unit section 210 is a tea area 238
．． A fifth group of teeing areas 240 and 244 are included, and at least one teeing area is a unit section 210.
is located relatively close to the other opposite end of the. At least one teeing area of the fifth group of teeing areas is
It is arranged on the unit section 210 of. Tea area 2
38 is arranged to play the 13th hole as a par 4, tee area 240 is arranged to play the 14th hole as a par 4, and tee area 244 plays as the 15th hole as a par 4. It is arranged so that The sixth unit section 212 is a tea area 246.248
and 250, and at least one tee area is arranged relatively close to one opposite end of the unit section 250. At least one teeing area behind the sixth group teeing area is a unit area 21
It is located on 2. The teeing area 246 is arranged to play the 16th hole as a par 5.

Additionally, the teeing area 248 is arranged to allow the 17th hole to be played as a par 4. Additionally, teeing area 250 is positioned to play hole 18 as a par 3.

The 10th hole is a par 5.475 yard hole, and the first shot is a 220 yard shot to a point 338 on the fairway of the unit section 208, as a metaphor. The second shot of the 10th hole is a 200 yard shot to a good spot of 342, and the third shot is a 55 to a green of 288.
It's a yard shot. The fourth and fifth shots are batting shots to the cup 272. The 11th hole is a par 4,420 yard hole, and the first shot is 220 to point 340 on the fairway of section 208.
It's a yard shot. Second shot is green 288
The third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 294. 1
The second hole is a par 3.160 yard hole and the first
The shot is a 160 yard shot to the green 290 and the second and third shots are batting shots to the cup 296. The 13th hole is a par 4° 400
It is a yard hole, and the first shot is a unit section 210.
This is a 220 yard shot to point 344 on the fairway. The second shot is a 180 yard shot to the green 298, and the third and fourth shots are 30 to the cup.
This is a batting shot to 2. The 14th ball is a par 4 degree 360 yard hole, and the first shots 1~ are 220 to point 346 on the fairway of unit area 210.
It is a yard shot and the second shot is 300 on the green.
This is a 140 yard shot.

The third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 304. The 15th hole is a par 4 degree 310 yard hole, the first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 348 on the fairway of unit section 210,
The second shot is a 90 yard shot to green 200. The third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 306. The 16th hole is par 5,47
It is a 5 yard hole, and the first shot is in unit area 212.
This is a 220 yard shot to point 3 on the fairway. The second shot is a 200 yard shot to a point 354 on the fairway of unit section 210. The third shot is a 55 yard shot to green 308. The fourth and fifth shots are batting shots to the cup 314. The 17th hole is par 4,41
It is a 0 yard hole and the first shot is unit area 21.
This is a 220 yard shot to point 350 on the top of the second.

The second shot is a 190 yard shot to the green 310 and the third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 316. The 18th hole is par 3.1
It is a 70 yard hole and the first shot is green 3.
It's a 170 yard shot to 12. The second and third shots are batting shots into the cup 318.

9 and 10 illustrate a golf course 400. FIG.

This golf course has two 10-tier sections with 410 sections.
and 420. The main difference between the golf course of FIGS. 9 and 10 and the golf course described above is that the holes on both units are formed relatively close to each other on the same edge, and the holes on both units are formed relatively close together, and The point is that the teeing area is formed relatively close to the same end facing the hole on the side adjacent to the hole. The first, seventh, and sixth holes share the same teeing area 422. The first hole is a par 5,485 yard, and the first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 434 on the fairway of section 410. The second shot is a 200 yard shot to point 440 and the third shot is a 65 yard shot to green 450. The fourth and fifth shots are batting shots into the cup 460 on the green 450. The 2nd hole teeing area is on the same teeing area 424 as the 4th and 17th hole teeing areas. The second hole is a par 4,410 yard hole.
The first shot is at the upper fairway point 43 of the unit section 410.
It's a 220 yard shot to the 6th. The second shot is a 190 yard shot to the green 450, and the third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 458.

The third hole has a teeing area of 430 and is a par 3°20.
It is a 0 yard hole. The first shot is a 200 yard shot to green 448, and the second and third shots are
The shot is a batting shot into the cup 456. The 4th hole has a teeing area of 424 and is a par 4.
It is a 390 yard hole. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 442 on section 420, and the second shot is a 170 yard shot to the second green. 3rd and 4th shots are hole 462
This is a batting shot. The 5th hole has a teeing area 426 and is a par 4,360 yard hole, and the first shot is a 220 yard shot to a point 444 on the fairway of unit section 420. Second
The shot is a 140 yard shot to the second green, and the third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 464. The 6th hole has a unit section of 420
It has a teeing area 422 above. This hole is a par 4
．． It is a 380 yard hole, and the first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 446 on the fairway of unit section 420. The second shot is a 16 to the green 454.
This is a 0 yard shot, and the third and fourth shots are padding shots to the cup 460. As can be seen from FIG. 9, the 7th hole is the same as the 1st hole. The 8th hole is a par 4,39 from the dee area 428.
It is a 5 yard hole. The first shot is the unit section 410
The second shot is a 220 yard shot to point 438 on the fairway above, and the second shot is a 175 yard shot to green 450. 3rd and 4th shots are cup 4
This is a putting shot to 58. The 9th hole is a par 3,120 yard hole from teeing area 432. The first shot is a 120 yard shot to the green 448 and the second and third shots are to the cup 456.
This is a putting shot.

Figure 10 shows the golf course shown in Figure 9 [back side J 9].
The 13th hole, which shows the competition on the hole, has a teeing area of 4.
It is a par 4.360 yard hole with 68. 1st
The shot is a 200 yard shot to point 500 on unit section 410 fairway. The second shot is a 140 yard shot to the green 480, and the third and fourth shots are putting shots to the cup 488. The 14th hole with a teeing area of 470 is a par 4.
．． It is a 370 yard hole, and the first shot is a 220 yard shot to a point 502 on the unit section 410 fairway. Second shot is 150 to green 482
The third and fourth shots are putting shots into the cup 490. The 15th hole is a par 4.395 yard hole from teeing area 472. The first shot is a 220-yard shot to point 504 on the unit section 41o airway, and the second
The shot is a 175 yard shot to green 482. The third and fourth shots are putting shots into the cup 492. The 16th hole is teeing area 4
68, it is a par 5 degree 480 yard hole and will be the same as the 10th hole during the competition. The 17th hole is located on unit block 420, and this hole is a par 4. This hole is 380 yards from the teeing area, and will be the same as the 4th hole during competition. The 18W hole is located on unit section 420 and is a par 3,135 yard hole.

The 18th hole is played from teeing area 478,
The shot is a 135 yard shot to green 486.
The second and third shots are putting shots into the cup 494.

FIG. 12 discloses an 18-hole golf course 600 that is 35 square feet in size. The golf course is approximately 1,140 feet wide at its widest point and approximately 1,660 feet in length. There are 9 holes on the unit section 610, 9
A hole is located on the unit section 620. The legend for the symbols in Figure 13 indicates that the total number of playing yards is 6,015 yards, which is 18 in total.
The halls are listed. This includes four par 3 holes, 10 par 4 holes, and four par 5 holes.

The first hole is a par 5, 500 yard hole, and the competition starts from teeing area 622. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 644 on unit block 610. The second shot is a 200 yard shot to point 648, and the third shot is an 8 to green 634.
It is a 0 yard shot. The fourth and fifth shots are putting shots into the cup 638. The second hole is a par 4,330 yard hole where the first shot is a 220 to point 658 made from the teeing area 624.
It's a yard shot. Second shot is green 636
The third and fourth shots are putting shots to the cup 640. 3
The No. 1 hole is a par 3° 220 yard hole.
The shot is a 220 yard shot to green 636.
The second and third shots are putting shots to hole 642. 4th hole teeing area 626
This is a par 4,380 yard hole.

The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 650 and the second shot is a 160 yard shot to green 636. 3rd and 4th shot 11 is cup 6
This is a putting shot to 42. The 5th hole is a par 4,360 yard hole from teeing area 628. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 6 second and the second shot is a 140 yard shot to the green 636.
It's a yard shot. The third and fourth shots are putting shots into the cup 640. The 6th hole is a par 4.305 yard hole from teeing area 630. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 650 and the second shot is an 85 yard shot to the green 634.
It's a yard shot.

The third or fourth shot is a batting shot into the cup 638. The 7th hole is a par 5.490 yard shot from teeing area 622. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 646. The second shot is a 220 yard shot to point 660 and the third shot is a 220 yard shot to point 660.
The shot is a 70 yard shot to green 636. The fourth and fifth shots are batting shots into the cup 642. 8th hole teeing area 626
It is a par 4.380 yard hole.

The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 654 and the second shot is a 160 yard shot to green 636. The third and fourth shots are batting shots into the cup 640. The 9th hole is a par 3.1.90 yard hole from teeing area 632. The first shot is a 190 yard shot to green 634. The second and third shots are batting shots into the cup 638. The 10th hole to the 18th hole are located on the unit section 620.

The 10th hole 5 is a par 5.4 from teeing area 668.
It is an 80 yard hole. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 686 and the second shot is to point 698.
This is a 200 yard shot. The third shot is a 60 yard shot to the green 636, and the fourth and fifth shots are batting shots to the cup 682.

The 11th hole is a par 4°28 from teeing area 664.
It is a 0 yard hole. The first shot is a 2 to point 696
It is a 20 yard shot and the second shot is on the green 6.
It's a 60 yard shot to 74. The third and fourth shots are batting shots into the cup 680.

The 12th hole is a par 3, 16 from the teeing area 670.
It is a 0 yard hole. First shot is green 674
The second and third shots are batting shots to cup 678. 1
The 3rd hole is a par 4.350 from teeing area 662.
It is a yard hole. The first shot is 22 to point 692
It is a 0 yard shot and the second shot is 67 on the green.
It's a 130 yard shot to the 4th. The third and fourth shots are batting shots into the cup 678.

The 14th hole is a par 4,35 from teeing area 666.
It is a 0 yard hole. The first shot is a 2 to point 688
It is a 20 yard shot and the second shot is on the green 6.
It's a 130 yard shot to 74.

The third and fourth shots 1 to 4 are batting shots to the cup 680. The 15th hole has a teeing area of 664.
This is a par 4,280 yard hole. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 700 and the second shot is a 60 yard shot to green 676. The third and fourth shots are batting shots into the cup 682. The 16th hole has a teeing area of 668.
It is a par 5.480 yard hole. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 684 and the second shot is a 200 yard shot to point 694. The third shot is a 60' V-shot to green 674. The fourth and fifth shots are batting shots into the cup 678. The 17th hole is a par 4,350 yard hole from teeing area 662. 1st
The shot is a 220 yard shot to point 690,
The second shot is a 130 yard shot to green 674. The third and fourth shots are batting shots into the cup 680. The 18th hole is a par 3 from teeing area 672. It is a 130 yard hole.

The first shot is a 130 yard shot to the green 676 and the second and third shots are batting shots to the cup 682.

FIG. 14 shows a golf course 800 consisting of A1 unit sections having six holes. The unit section 802 has a pair of ends 8
01 and 803. multiple greens 828,826
, 810. and 812 are provided on the unit section.

Each green includes at least one hole or cup. A plurality of tea areas 804, 806,
808°, 820, 822 and 824 are formed.

Ho.

- the holes are formed relatively close to each other, and at least one hole is formed relatively close to one opposing end 801. Also, at least one hole is formed relatively close to the other opposing end 803. At least one teeing area is formed relatively close to one opposing end 801 and at least another teeing area is formed relatively close to the other opposing end 803''. A teeing area is formed on the unit section corresponding to each hole on the section.On average, two hole groups each consisting of three holes per unit section and a teeing area corresponding to each hole are formed.

The greens are also formed into two groups, with each group of greens containing three holes. At least two holes in a group of three holes are formed relatively close to one opposing end. At least two holes in the other hole group are formed relatively close to the other opposing end. Three teeing areas are also grouped together, and each teeing area group corresponds to one of the hole groups. At least two teeing areas in one teeing area group are formed relatively close to one opposite end, and at least 62 teeing areas in another teeing area grouping are relatively close to another opposing end. It is formed as follows. The first hole is a par 5.487 yard hole, and the first shot is a 22 to point 836.
It is a 0 yard shot. The second shot is a 200 yard shot to point 840 and the third shot is a 67 yard shot to green 812. The fourth and fifth shots are batting shots to the cup 814. The second hole is a par 4,425 yard hole,
The first shot is made from teeing area 806 to point 838, which is 220 yards away. The second shot is a 205 yard shot to the green 812 and the third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 816. The third hole is a par 3 degree 160 yard hole from teeing area 808. First shot is green 8
The third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 818. The 4th hole is a par 5.475 yard hole from teeing area 820 formed near edge 803. The first shot is a 220 yard shot to point 842 and the second shot is a 200 yard shot to point 846. The third shot is a 55-yard shot to the green 828, and the fourth and fifth shots are to the cup 83.
This is a batting shot to 4.

The 5th hole is a par 4°350 from teeing area 822.
It is a yard hole. The first shot is 22 to point 844
0 yard shot, 12th shot is green 82
It's a 120 yard shot to 8. The third and fourth shots are batting shots to the cup 832.

The 6th ball is a par 3.140 from teeing area 824.
It is a yard hole. The first shot is a 140 yard shot to the green 830 and the second and third shots are batting shots to the cup 826. The shape of the golf course 800 is approximately rectangular, and the length of the golf course is approximately 1500.
1500 yards, width 330 feet/110
It's a yard. The course includes two par 3 holes, two par 4 holes, and two par 5 holes for a total playing yardage of 2,037 yards. In the golf course described above, each teeing area can be provided with landmarks such as flags that can be visually distinguished from other teeing areas on the course.

Further, each green can be provided with marking means that is visually distinguishable from other greens on the unit section and that is substantially similar to the marking means of the corresponding teeing area. Therefore, the marking means of the teeing area 804 is made the same as the marking means of the cup 814.

In addition, to make it easier for a player to aim the best position on the fairway with a golf ball, target indicating means consisting of a marking means such as IIn, which is substantially similar to the marking means for hole areas and greens, is provided on the fairway. It may be provided.

Furthermore, the plurality of golf balls given to each group of players competing on the course are made distinguishable from other balls. For example, but not limited to this, the teeing area 12 in FIG. 1 may be marked with a red flag, and the cup 26 on the green 20 may also be marked with the same red flag. Similarly, due to red flag, fairway point 28
and 32 can also be displayed. Therefore, when playing the first hole from teeing area 12, the competitors aim at the red mark of point 28. In the second shot, each competitor aims at the red marker at point 32. Furthermore, in the third shot, each competitor aims at the red flag of Cup 26.

In addition, other colors such as blue or orange may be used for the marks for the second and third holes. Using this landmark system allows the player to hit the ball into the target area, maximizing the yardage distance with each shot,
Allows players to play the game faster.

The overall design of the golf course according to the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, and the method of playing at the golf course will be described below. The competition method will be described below with reference to FIG. 1, but this method can be easily applied to multiple sections to be competed in the same way as in the description of FIG. Preferably, a plurality of players, for example four players, playing against each other in a group each use a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from the other players in the group. The first group of competitors will begin play on the first hole, with each competitor starting from teeing area 12 on the first hole.
Hit the shot. In teeing area 12, flags of colors corresponding to the other landmark flags on the first hole on the fairway are erected. All players complete their first shot before any other player begins their shot to the green on the first hole. For the first shot, each player must play in the teeing area 1.
Point 2: The village flag, which is preferably the same color as flag 2, was erected.
Aim for 8 and make shots in sequence. The contestant then 1
The player moves to the second ball tee area 14 which has a flag of a different color from the flag of the number hole. The player takes the first shot, aiming at a point 30 on the fairway that has a landmark flag of the same color as the flag on the teeing area 14. After all players have finished the first shot of the second hole, the - line advances to the location of the first ball shot at the first hole, preferably around point 28. The player hits the second shot of the first hole and then the second shot of the second hole. Ideally, the ball on the second hole should be located very close to point 30 on the fairway. The competitor takes a second shot on the 2nd hole, aiming at the 2nd hole cup on the green 20. After the 2nd shot on the 2nd hole is completed, the competitor advances to the 3rd hole on the teeing area 16. ,
Aim for green 18 and take the first shot.

The player then advances to the vicinity of point 32 and takes the third shot of the first hole. Additionally, the contestant finishes batting for the first, second, and third holes.

Obviously, this sequence of play will change if the ball is not at an ideal point on the fairway. For example, if the first shot of the first or second hole is to the right of the third hole, the player may play the third hole before taking the second shot of the first or second hole. The guideline in this case is to shoot the ball furthest from the cup before taking the new teeing area shot. Therefore, if one player hits the ball to the left of point 28 and another player hits the ball to the right of point 30 or teeing area 16, the player whose ball is to the left of point 28 will first take the shot. Let's do it. All competitors then take their first shot (of the third hole) from teeing area 16, and the remaining players, except the player who first shot from the left side of point 28, take the first shot from teeing area 16 on the right side of teeing area 16. Perform the second shot. The purpose of this method of playing is to provide an efficient, quick and uninterrupted flow of play, and to provide a course where three holes of golf can be played simultaneously without sacrificing the regular yardage.

On the course of FIG. 1, the second group of players may begin play after the first group of players completes the second shot of the first or second hole. Again, after the second group of players completes the second shot of the first or second hole, the third group of players can begin playing the first and second holes. Therefore, it can be seen that on the course shown in FIG. 1, a total of 12 players can compete at any given moment after the first group of players starts putting. This first group of contestants is 6
If you wish to perform a hole goom, simply return to the first hole and restart the game. Obviously, competitors can play this three-hole course as many times as they like.

In Figure 3, the bra technique method is almost the same as the competition method in Figure 1, but in this case, it is possible to get 6 points without repeating the competition.
Hole competition is possible. Referring to FIG. 3, a first group of players begins the B technique for the first hole from the teeing area 44, and each player takes a first shot aiming at a point 60 on the fairway. These players then move to the second hole and aim for point 62 on the fairway.

The player then moves to the position of the ball hit at the first hole and takes a shot aiming at cup 58. The player then walks to point 62 and takes a second shot at cup 56. The first group of players then walks to the third hole and takes the first shot, aiming at the cup 54 on the green 50.

The player then moves on for a third shot of the ball on the first hole, ideally on the green, and then proceeds to putts on the first, second, and third holes. This group of E techniques then begins playing on holes 4, 5, and 6 in the same manner as they played on holes 1, 2, and 3. In this embodiment, 24 competitors can compete at any given moment. When the four players in the first group complete the second shot of the first and second holes, the second group of B
The players can begin playing the first and second holes, thus ending up with six groups of four players each, with the four players in the 11X being the fourth.

Players will be able to compete simultaneously until No. 5 and No. 6 have finished batting.

There are other ways to compete on the golf course shown in Figure 3. For example, a first group of players can start playing on the first hole, while a second group of players can start playing on the fourth hole.

It is possible to compete on the course shown in Figure 5 in the same way as on the courses shown in Figures 1 and 3. The only difference from FIG. 5 is whether there is another unit section 106.

Therefore, a player can play a 9-hole golf game without having to repeat the 3-hole game three times. The golf course disclosed in FIG. 5 can accommodate 36 players at any given moment.

The golf course shown in FIG. 8 has 18 separate holes and is comprised of six units. The method of playing in this case is the same as that for the holes described above, except that the players play 18 holes in groups of three. A total of 72 players can play at the same time on the golf course shown in Figure 8.

Although the golf courses of Figures 9 and 10 are structurally different from the golf courses described above, the method of play is the same. The first group of competitors was on the first hole (tee area 422
) Start technique a. Each player takes his or her first shot, aiming at a point 434 on unit area 410. The player then advances to the second hole and takes the first shot at unit area 410.
Hit toward point 436 above. Competitors then number 1 and 2
Hit the second shot of the number hole, then tee area 4
30 and hit the first shot of the 3rd hole to green 448. Competitors make first putts on holes 1, 2 and 3.
When the course is finished in the same manner as explained in the figure course, return to the taking area,
The competition for the number hole begins. Similarly, when the 4th, 5th, and 6th holes have been played, the players return to the teeing area and play the 7th, 8th, and 9th holes.

When the competition in the holes of the desks is over, the competitors number 10 to 1.
The 8th hole will be played. The advantage of the golf course shown in Figure 9 is that an 18-hole, 6,400-yard golf game can be played on a site the size of only 20 square meters.

The golf course shown in Figure 12 is also an 18-hole course, but this course occupies an area of 35 acres. The competitiveness method is the same as for the course described above, in which the competition for one of the three hole groups is completed before the competition for the other three hole group begins. The first shot on the first hole (tee area 622) is then aimed at point 644, and the player then takes the 20th tee shot on the second hole (from the -1 e area 624). The player then takes the second shot of the first hole to point 648. Competitors will also make a tee shot for the 3rd hole (from teeing area 623).
, and then takes the second shot of the second hole toward point 658. The player also makes the third shot of the first hole toward point 648, and then makes the putts of the first, second, and third holes. Competitors number 4, 5, 6, 7
The competition will be conducted in the same manner for the No. 8, No. 9, and No. 9 holes. If a competitor wants to play on the 9 holes on the "back side", proceed to holes 11-18 and play the 3 holes in sequence.
The competition may be continued until all holes have been played in rounds.

The golf course shown in FIG. 14 is a course that has 6 holes of 10 knee-sized holes. Competitor number 1.

The 2nd and 3rd holes are played in the same way as the course shown in Figure 1, and the 4th, 5th, and 6th holes are also played as 1st.

It is played in the same manner as the 2nd and 3rd holes.

The design method and competitive advantage is that a 6-hole game can be played in as little as 10 square feet. In all embodiments of the invention, no hole length is sacrificed for course size.

Additionally, if the team overseeing the game is unable to fully accommodate the allotted game time, simply change the diameter of the putting cups from the standard 4-1/4" size to 5-1/4". By increasing the number of players, it is possible to save the time required to travel around the unit area and play a golf game.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a plan view of a 10 knee car 3 hole golf course.
Figure 2 is a diagram explaining the legend in the golf course in Figure 1, Figure 3 is a plan view of a 20 knee car 6-hole golf course, Figure 4 is a diagram explaining the legend in the golf course in Figure 3, Figure 5 is a diagram explaining the legend in the golf course in Figure 3.
The figure is a plan view of the 30 I-car 9-hole golf course, Figure 6 is a diagram explaining the legend in the golf course in Figure 5, and Figure 7 is a plan view of the 9-hole golf course.
Figure 5 is a diagram explaining the legend behind the golf course, Figure 8 is a diagram explaining the legend behind the golf course.
The figure is a plan view of a 60 knee car 18 hole golf course, and Figure 9 is a plan view of a 20 knee car 18 hole golf course.
A plan view showing how the competition is played from the 9th hole to the 9th hole. Figure 10 is a plan view showing how the competition is played from the 10th hole to the 18th hole on the same golf course as in Figure 9. Figure 11 is a diagram explaining the legend of the golf course shown in Figures 9 and 10. Figure 12 is a diagram explaining the legend of the golf course shown in Figures 9 and 10. Figure 12 is a diagram explaining the legend of the golf course shown in Figures 9 and 10. Plan view, Figure 13 is a diagram explaining the legend of the golf course in Figure 12, Figure 14 is 1
FIG. 15 is a plan view of the zero knee car 6-hole golf course, and is a diagram explaining the legend of the golf course in FIG. 14. 4.6.38,39,801.803...Both sides of the unit section, 8.41.42,102,104,106°202.
204, 206, 208, 210. 212°410.
420,610,620.802...Unit division, 9.
... Obstacle, 10, 40, 100, 200°400.6
00.800... Golf course, 11... Bunker, 12.14, 16.44.46, 48°66.68.
70,160,162,164゜2.32,234,2
36,238,240. 244°246.248.
250,422,424. 426°428.430,
432,470,472. 478°622.624,
626, 628, 630. 632°662.664,
666.668,670. 672°804.806,
808, 820, 822. 824...Tee area, 18.20,50, 2.72°74.76.16
6.168. 170,288°290.298,30
0,308,310. 312°450.448,4 said No. 2,454,480. 482°486.634,6
36,676.674. 810°812.828,8
26.830...green, 22.24,26,54
．． 56, 58, 78° 80.82, 172, 174.
176.292°294.296,302,304,3
06. 314°316,318,460,456,4
58. 464°466.488,490,492,4
94. 638°640.642,678,680,6
82. 814゜816.818, 834.826...
・Hole (cup>, 28.30, 32.84, 86,
88°178.180,182,338,340. 3
42°344-. 346,348,350,3 said 2nd.
354°434.436,438,440,442.
444°446.468,500,502,504.
644゜646.648,650,6 2nd,654
．． 658°684.686.688.690,692
．． 696°698.700,836,838,840
．． 842°844.846...point. Procedural amendment N (wall) 20 Name of invention Golf course and competition method 3, Relationship to the case of the person making the amendment Patent applicant address 15370 Transit Court, Unit 106, North Fort Meyers, Florida 33903, United States of America Name Theodore W. Truscoro, Amendment Target drawing. 7. Contents of the amendment: The engraving of the drawings (no changes in content) will be supplemented as shown in the attached sheet.

Claims (29)

[Claims] (1) An elongated unit section having a pair of opposing ends; a plurality of greens on the unit section each including at least one hole; a plurality of tee areas on the unit section; the holes are mutually adjacent to each other; at least one hole is formed relatively close to one of the opposing ends; all of the holes are formed relatively apart from another opposing end; at least one teeing area is formed relatively close to one of the opposing ends; A golf course characterized in that the golf course is formed relatively close to opposite ends of the golf course; and all of the teeing areas are formed relatively apart from the one end. (2) Contains an average of three holes per unit area; a teeing area exists for each hole; at least two holes of a group of three holes each are formed relatively close to one of the opposite ends; the three holes in the group of holes are generally formed relatively far from the other opposing end; the teeing areas are three teeing areas each corresponding to one hole in the group of three holes; at least two teeing areas are formed relatively close to the other opposing end; and all three teeing areas are formed relatively far from the one end. A golf course according to claim 1. (3) a first group of teeing areas having at least one teeing area formed relatively far from the opposite end of the one unit section; one of the three teeing areas makes one of the holes a par 3; a second teeing area is arranged to play one of the holes as a par 4; a third teeing area is arranged to play one of the holes as a par 5; 3. A golf course according to claim 2, characterized in that: (4) a plurality of longitudinally adjacently disposed elongate unit sections each having a pair of opposing ends; a plurality of greens on each unit section each including at least one hole;
further comprising a plurality of teeing areas; each teeing area is on the same or adjacent quadrant as the hole played from that teeing area; at least one hole on each quadrant is All holes on each unit compartment are formed relatively close to one opposite end of each unit compartment; All holes on each unit compartment are formed relatively apart from the other opposite end of each unit compartment; at least one of the teeing areas is formed relatively close to the other opposite end of each unit compartment;
Further, a golf course characterized in that all tee areas on each unit section are formed relatively apart from one opposite end of each unit section. (5) Containing an average of three holes per unit area; each hole having a teeing area; the holes being organized into groups of three relatively closely spaced holes; each group of three holes; greens corresponding to at least two holes of the three holes are located on the same unit section; at least two holes of each hole group consisting of three holes are formed relatively close to one opposite end of each unit section; all three holes in the group of holes are formed relatively apart from the other opposite end of each unit section; the teeing areas each correspond to one hole of the three-hole group; at least two teeing areas of a teeing area group each consisting of three teeing areas are formed relatively close to the other opposite end of each unit section; 5. The golf course according to claim 4, wherein each of the areas is formed relatively apart from one opposite end of the unit section. (6) A first teeing area group consisting of three teeing areas has at least one teeing area formed relatively far from the opposite end of the unit section; arranged to play one of the holes as a par 5; the second teeing area of the first group of teeing areas is
arranged to play one of the holes in the group as a par 3; furthermore, the third teeing area of the first teeing area
6. A golf course according to claim 5, characterized in that the golf course is arranged so that one of the holes in the group is played as a par 3. (7) comprising a first unit compartment and a second unit compartment; and three teeing areas having at least one teeing area formed relatively close to one opposite end of the first unit compartment; further comprising a second teeing area group; at least one teeing area of the three teeing areas of the second group is formed on the second unit section; a fourth teeing area consisting of three holes; The fifth teeing area is arranged so that one of the holes in the second group of holes is played as a par 4; the fifth teeing area is arranged so that one of the holes in the second group of three holes is played as a par 4. The golf ball according to claim 5, wherein the sixth teeing area is arranged so that one hole of the second group of holes consisting of three holes is played as a par 4. course. (8) A third group of tees further including a third unit section; and at least one tee area formed relatively close to the other opposing end of the first unit section, which also consists of three tee areas; at least one teeing area of a third teeing area consisting of three teeing areas is formed on the third unit section; a seventh teeing area consisting of a third group of holes consisting of three holes; The eighth teeing area is arranged so that one of the holes in the third group of three holes is played as a par 4; 8. The golf course according to claim 7, wherein the golf course has 9 teeing areas arranged so that one hole of a third group of holes consisting of three holes is played as a par 3. (9) further comprising a fourth unit compartment; and a fourth group of teeing areas having at least one teeing area formed relatively close to one opposite end of the first unit compartment; The group teeing area consists of three teeing areas, at least one of which is formed on the fourth unit section; The eleventh teeing area is arranged to play one hole of the fourth group as a par 4; The twelfth teeing area is arranged to play one hole of the fourth group further including a fifth unit; and having at least one teeing area formed relatively proximate to the other opposite end of the first unit; The 5th group teeing area includes three teeing areas, at least one of which is formed on the fifth unit section; The 13th teeing area is the 5th group teeing area. The fourteenth teeing area is arranged so that one of the holes in the fifth group is played as a par 4; the 14th tee area is arranged so that one of the holes in the fifth group is played as a par 4; The area is arranged to play one hole of the fifth group of holes as a par 4; further includes a sixth section; and is located relatively close to an opposite end of one of the sixth sections. a sixth group of teeing areas having at least one teeing area formed; The 16th teeing area is arranged to play one of the holes in the 6th group as a par 5; the 17th teeing area is arranged to play one of the holes in the 6th group as a par 4 The golf ball according to claim 8, wherein the 18th teeing area is arranged so that one of the holes in the 6th group is played as a par 3. course. (10) An elongated unit section having a pair of opposing ends; A plurality of greens formed on the unit section, each including at least one hole; A plurality of tee areas formed on the unit section; the holes are formed relatively close to each other; at least one hole is formed relatively close to one of the opposing ends; at least one hole is formed relatively close to the other opposing end; at least one teeing area is formed relatively close to one of the opposing ends; and at least one teeing area is formed relatively close to another opposing end. course. (11) Having an average of 6 holes per unit area; one teeing area corresponding to each hole; having two hole groups each having three holes; one hole group consisting of three holes; in the teeing area, at least two holes are formed relatively close to one opposing end; in another group of three holes, at least two holes are formed relatively close to the other opposing end; is arranged into two groups of teeing areas, each corresponding to one of the groups of holes: at least two teeing areas of one group of teeing areas are formed relatively close to opposite ends of the other group of teeing areas; 11. The golf course of claim 10, wherein at least two teeing areas of the golf course are formed relatively close to the other opposing ends. (12) A plurality of course holes are provided on one unit section; each course hole has a tee area, a fairway, and a green; each tee area connects the tee area to other tees on the unit section; including marking means visually distinguishable from the area; each green including marking means substantially similar to the marking means of the corresponding teeing area visually distinguishable from other greens on the unit; A plurality of golf balls used in a competition are visually distinguishable from each other; and each hole has marking means on its respective fairway substantially similar to the teeing area marking means and the green marking means, so that the golf balls used in the competition are visually distinguishable from each other; 2. The golf course according to claim 1, wherein the golf course indicates a target area for the hole when the player makes the first shot from the teeing area. (13) A plurality of course holes are provided on one unit section; Each course hole has a tee area, fairway, and green; Each tee area connects the tee area to other tees on the unit section. including marking means visually distinguishable from the area; each green including marking means substantially similar to the marking means of the corresponding teeing area visually distinguishable from other greens on the unit; A plurality of golf balls used in a competition are visually distinguishable from each other; and each hole has marking means on its respective fairway substantially similar to the teeing area marking means and the green marking means, so that the golf balls used in the competition are visually distinguishable from each other; 5. The golf course according to claim 4, wherein a target area for the hole is indicated when the player makes the first shot from the teeing area. (14) A plurality of course holes are provided on one unit section; Each course hole has a teeing area, a fairway, and a green; Each teeing area connects the tee area to other tees on the unit section. including marking means visually distinguishable from the area; each green including marking means substantially similar to the marking means of the corresponding teeing area visually distinguishable from other greens on the unit; A plurality of golf balls used in a competition can be visually distinguished from each other; and each hole has a marking means on its respective fairway that is similar in practical terms to the teeing area marking means and the green marking means, so that the golf balls used in the competition can be visually distinguished from each other; 11. The golf course according to claim 10, wherein a target area for the hole is indicated when the player makes the first shot from the teeing area. (15) An elongated unit section having a pair of opposing ends; a plurality of greens on the unit section each including at least one hole; formed into a group of holes; at least two holes in the group of three holes are formed relatively close to one of the opposing ends; at least one group of the group of three holes is formed relatively close to one of the opposite ends; A method of playing on a golf course including a plurality of teeing areas formed relatively apart from opposing ends; further comprising a plurality of teeing areas all formed relatively apart from the one opposing end; Each player in the group is given a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from the other players in the group; play on the three holes of the first group before the shot to the green of any one hole begins. begins by teeing off from at least one teeing area on all three holes in a group of three holes;
The method further comprises the step of making putts for all of the first group of holes. (16) The players of the first group shall play the three holes of the second group before the shot to the green of any one hole of the second group begins. 16. The method of claim 15, beginning with teeing off from at least one teeing area for all three holes; and further comprising putting on all of the second group of holes. (17) Competitors of the first group shall play the three holes of the third group for all three holes of the three hole group before the shot to the green of any hole of the third group begins. 15. The method of claim 14, beginning by teeing off from at least one teeing area; and further comprising making putts on all three holes of the third group. (18) providing each of a plurality of players who play against each other as a second set different from the first set of players a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from the other players in the set; A player in a group must play at least three holes in a group of three holes after the player in the first group starts shooting to the green on all three holes and before shooting to the green on any one hole begins. The competition begins by teeing off from one teeing area, and the second group of players begins the game after the first group of players has made putts on all of the holes in the first group. 16. The method according to claim 15, wherein the putt is performed for all of the points. (19) a plurality of elongated unit sections disposed longitudinally adjacent each other, each having a pair of opposing ends; a plurality of greens on each unit section, each section including at least one hole; On average, three holes are formed on a unit section; the holes are arranged into hole groups of three relatively adjacent holes; at least two holes of each three-hole group are located at one of the opposite ends; are formed relatively close together; all three holes in the group of holes are formed relatively apart from the other opposite end; a plurality of teeing areas are formed; and all teeing areas are formed relatively far away from the other end; A method of playing on a golf course that is being developed; providing each of a plurality of players playing against each other in a set with a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from that of the other players in the set; 3 of the first group before any shot to the green begins.
Begin the contest of holes by teeing off from at least one teeing area on all three hole groups; make putts on all of the first group of holes before teeing off; make all putts on the first group of holes; After completing the golf course, tee off the three holes in the second group from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of the second group of holes has begun; and also make putts for all of the holes in the second group. A method characterized by: (20) After the group has finished putting on the holes in the second group, the group must tee off from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of the third group holes has begun. 20. The method of claim 19, further comprising making putts on all three holes of the third group. (21) After the group has finished putting on the holes in the third group, the group must tee off from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of the holes in the fourth group has begun. The group then putsts on all three holes of the fourth group; After the group has finished putting on the holes of the fourth group,
Begin the competition of Group 3 holes by teeing off from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of the Group 5 holes has begun; putt on all 3 holes of the Group 5; Furthermore, after the putt of the 5th group hole is completed, the 6th hole
Begin the competition for Group 3 holes by teeing off from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of the 6th group holes has begun; and also make a putt on all 3 holes of the 6th group. 21. The method of claim 20, characterized in: (22) providing each of a plurality of players competing with each other, other than the players of the first set, a plurality of golf balls that are visually distinguishable from those of the other players in the group; A player starts playing a first group of three holes on a first or second unit area while the first set of competitors is playing a first group of three holes on another unit area. the second group of competitors completes the three holes on the first unit area by putting them all before teeing off on subsequent holes; the second group of competitors completes the three holes of the second group; , consisting of three teeing areas that are different from the teeing area group used by the players of the first group where the players of the second group are playing the three holes of the first group on the other unit area. Competitors in the second group compete by teeing off from a group of teeing areas; and the competitors in the second group perform the second group three-hole competition in a separate area that is not the same unit area in which the first group competitors are playing the second group three holes. 20. The method according to claim 19, wherein the method is carried out while the first group of players is playing the second group of three holes on the unit section. (23) The competitors of the second group will play the 3 holes of the 3rd group on the tees used by the competitors of the 1st group who are playing the 3 holes of the 2nd group on the 1st unit area. start by teeing off from a teeing area group consisting of three teeing areas separate from the area group; and while the first group of players is playing three holes in the third group; Claim 22, characterized in that the players of the first group play the third group three holes on a unit area different from the unit area in which the first group players are playing the third group three holes. Method. (24) providing each of a plurality of players in a second group, which is different from the first group of players and playing against each other, with a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from that of the other players in the group; Two sets of competitors first play the first group of three holes on one unit area, while the first group of competitors play the first group of three holes on another unit area; Competitors make putts on all three holes on the one section before teeing off the next hole; the second group of competitors putsts on the second group of three holes on the other section. while the competitors of the first group play on the three holes of the second group on one unit area; the competitors of the second group play the teeing area group used by the competitors of the first group on the three holes of the second group. Tee off the 3 holes in the second group from a different teeing area group; and the players in the 2nd group tee off on all 3 holes on the other unit area before teeing off the next hole. 20. The method of claim 19, further comprising terminating the putt. (25) While the first group of competitors is playing the third group of three holes on the other unit section, the second group of competitors is playing the third group of three holes on the one unit section; The Group 2 Competitors tee off the Group 3 3-hole competition from a different set of teeing areas than the Group 1 Competitors used for the Group 3 3 Holes; Claim 22, characterized in that all the putts of the hole on one unit section are made; furthermore, the first group of players make putts of all the three holes on the other unit section. The method described in section. (26) If said Group 2 competitors play Group 3 holes, each of the nine holes played by said Group 2 athletes will be the same as if said Group 1 athletes played Group 3 holes. for each of the holes on which the players of the first group compete; 26. The method of claim 25, further comprising teeing off. (27) The course includes a first unit section; a second unit section; and a third unit section; the method comprises: a second group different from the first group; Each player is provided with a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from that of the other players in the group; While playing 3 holes, the first group of 3 holes on the second unit area are played first; the second group of players play the first group of 3 holes on the second unit area before teeing off on subsequent holes; completed all putts on the three holes; Competitors in the second group play the three holes in the second group on the unit area; the competitors in the second group play the three holes in the second group from a different teeing area group than that used by the competitors in the first group in the three holes in the second group. the second group of players completes all putts on the three holes on the third unit area before teeing off the next hole; the second group of players tees off the next hole; While the 1st group competitors are playing the 3rd group 3 holes on the 3rd unit area, the 2nd group competitors are playing the 3rd group 3 holes on the 1st unit area; Tee off the 3 holes of the 3rd group from a different set of teeing areas than the 3 holes of the 3rd group used by the player, and the same as that used by the 1st group player for the 3 holes of the 1st group; The method further comprises: the second group of players completes all putts on the three holes of the third group. (28) The course further includes a fourth unit section; a fifth unit section; and a sixth unit section; While playing 3 holes in group 3, players in group 2 play 3 holes in group 3 on the fourth unit area; players in group 1 play 3 holes in group 3 while players in group 1 play 3 holes in group 3 Tee off from a set of teeing areas that are different from those used for the holes and that are the same as those used by the players in Group 1 for the 3 holes in Group 4; After all the putts are completed, the third
A fourth group of three holes that is different from the group holes is played by teeing off from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of the fourth group of holes begins; After completing all the putts on the 3 holes of the 4th group, the competitors in the 1st group must putt the 3 holes of the 5th group, which are different from the 4th group holes, on the 5th group.
Compete by teeing off from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of the group hole begins; the first group player completes all putts on the fifth group hole; the first group player After all the putts on the 5th group holes are completed, the 3rd hole in the 6th group, which is different from the 5th group hole, is played as the 6th group hole.
Compete by teeing off from at least one teeing area before the shot to the green of a group hole begins; such group 1 competitors complete all putts on group 6 holes; and such group 2 competitors is playing the 3rd hole of the 4th group on the 5th unit area while the 1st group competitors are playing the 3rd hole of the 4th group on the 4th unit area; For the 3rd hole in Group 4, the players in Group 1 tee off from a different set of teeing areas than those used for the 3rd hole in Group 4; the competitors in Group 2 tee off on the next hole. the second group of competitors completes their putts on all three holes in the fourth unit area; while the first group competitors are playing the 3 holes of the fifth group on the fifth unit area; The players of the second group play the third hole of the fifth group on the sixth unit area; tee off the competition on group 3 holes; the second group competitors complete the putts on all three holes in the fifth unit area before teeing off on subsequent holes; shall play the 3 holes of the 6th group on another unit area while the 1st group competitors are playing the 3rd hole of the 6th group on the 6th unit area; Tee off the 3rd hole of the 6th group from a different teeing area group than that used by the 1st group player for the 3rd hole of the 6th group; 28. The method of claim 27, further comprising completing putts on all holes. (29) an elongated unit section having a pair of opposite ends; a plurality of greens each having at least one hole; a plurality of teeing areas on the unit section; the hole being formed by three relatively adjacent holes; at least one hole is formed relatively close to one of said opposite ends; at least one hole is formed relatively close to another said opposite end; at least one hole is formed relatively close to one of said opposite ends; A method of playing a golf course, wherein a teeing area is formed relatively close to one of the opposing ends; at least one teeing area is formed relatively close to another of the opposing ends; A number of players playing against each other are each given a golf ball that is visually distinguishable from the other players in the group;
Begin the competition by teeing off from at least one teeing area for all three holes in a group of three holes; complete all putts on the first group of holes; Tee off from at least one teeing area for all three holes in the third group before shots to the greens in the group holes have yet begun; and furthermore, complete all putts on the second group of holes. How to do it.