JPS6339439B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a service book at a golf course.

In general, a golf course has a specific design, and the conditions of the golf course are difficult to remember, not only for first-time visitors, but also for members. Therefore, in the past, each golf course posted the topographical conditions for each hole on the in-course or out-course in a conspicuous place, or, as shown in Figure 1, provided scores for each golf course. The entire course was simply printed on the front or back cover of the card and made available for use. However, in the former case, the bulletin board is often overlooked or forgotten while playing, so it is almost ineffective.
In the latter case, all the scores are printed side by side on the scorecard, which is not only small and difficult to read, but also requires you to make conscious choices, and it can be confusing to get a rough idea of the order of holes and distances on the course. was.

Therefore, a service book that doubles as a scorebook has been proposed, using one page for each hole to show the topographical map of the course from both the top view and the side.
-Refer to No. 149228).

However, in order to fit the topography of the course within the size of a sheet of paper, if you try to increase the size of the topographic map so that it is easy to see,
The size of each sheet must be increased. This increases the size of the service book, making it inconvenient to carry.

Therefore, a service book has been proposed in which when the service book is opened, the plane and side surfaces of the topographic map are displayed on each page using both the left and right sides (see Utility Model Application Publication No. 49-64019). ). but,
In this case, even if there is some leeway in the display method, it is not actually possible to display a topographic map (especially a plan view) in a large size. In addition, with this configuration, an index for each hole is prepared for each sheet,
Although these must be arranged in one column, it is easier for players to use the index by dividing them into in-course and out-course (there are 18 indexes for one round, Hateful).

This invention was made based on the above-mentioned circumstances, and focused on the fact that topographic maps (planes) generally have an elongated shape. By making it possible to effectively display the topographical map (plane) on both pages, the book itself has been made compact enough to be easily portable, and it can also be divided into out-course and in-course sections. This is an attempt to provide an easy-to-index service book that can be indexed separately from the front side and the back side of the book.

Hereinafter, this invention will be specifically explained as a service book that also serves as a score book based on the embodiments shown in FIGS. 2 to 4. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a cover that is folded into two and has a predetermined width D and length L. The name of the golf course, information, etc. are printed on the surface of the front cover 1a of the cover 1, and On the back side, which is the endpaper, the handicap, local rules, playing order, etc. for that golf course are printed. Also cover 1
Also printed on the front and back sides of the back cover 1b are columns in which Breyer, date, competition name, and other necessary information can be entered. On the inside of the above-mentioned cover 1, as shown in Fig. 4, there are hole terrain conditions 3 for each hole order of in-course A and out-course B, and a score column 4 in which hole numbers and scores for each hole order can be entered. The printed paper sheets 2, folded in half, are arranged and pasted in 10 sets of 5 sheets on both sides of the folded portion on the folding line 5 of the cover 1. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the two-folded paper sheet 2 is formed into paper sheets 2a and 2b having a predetermined width D and length l with respect to the central folding line 6. . A gluing allowance 7 is formed on one side of the folding line 6 of the paper sheet 2, and another folding line 8 is formed at the edge of the gluing allowance 7. Glued regularly on the inside. For example, tack paper may be used for this gluing. The above-mentioned tack paper is a double-sided adhesive tape, which is cut into a predetermined size and pasted on the inside of the cover 1, and then the adhesive portion 7 of each sheet 2 is pasted on top of it. . The glue margin 7 formed on the sheet 2 corresponds to the heading width d of the opening edge of the sheet 2, and this heading width d includes the score column 4 in which the score for each hole order described above can be written, for example, the front cover 1.
If you open a, the order of holes for in-course A is A ₁₀ to _{A 18} ,
When opening the subtotal column for in course A or the back cover 1b side, the order of holes B ₁ to B ₉ for out course B and the subtotal for out course B are displayed. In addition, designated columns are printed on the 10th sheet of sheet 2 so that the total, handicap, net score, etc. for in-course A and out-course B can be entered.

The topographical situation 3 of the holes for each hole order printed on the sheet 2 above allows you to determine the topographical plan from the teeing ground to the green, the difference in distance and height, and the situation of obstacles such as bunkers and trees, as shown in the figure. It is laid out as follows, and notes on shots are also included, so each player can record the ball position for each number of shots he or she has made.

Further, in the score column 4, for example, the back tee corresponding to the hole number, the distance from the regular tee, the number of pars, and the handicap are written, and a blank column is provided in which the player's score can be written. When the back cover 1b is opened, it has the same function as the score entry column printed on a conventional single-sheet scorecard.

In such a configuration, when the front cover 1a of the cover 1 is opened, the opening edges of the sheets 2 are arranged in a step-like manner as shown in the figure, and the order of the holes on the inside course A of the golf course A ₁₀
A heading width d displaying score column 4 corresponding to ~A ₁₈ is displayed, and you can easily and quickly turn the page by placing your finger on the opening edge and corresponding to the desired hole order A ₁₀ ~ _{A 18} . You can know the topography situation 3 of the hole. Moreover, when the back cover 1b of the front cover 1 is opened, the opening green of the leaf 2 is arranged in a step-like manner and there is a heading width d displaying the score column 4 corresponding to the hole order B ₁ to B ₉ of the out course B of the golf course. By placing your finger on the opening edge and opening the page, you can easily and quickly turn the page to find the desired hole order.
Select hole topography 3 corresponding to B ₁ to B ₉ ,
It can be used as a reference for play.

Further, on the endpapers on the backs of the front cover 1a and the back cover 1b of the cover 1, predetermined rules and precautions for the golf course are written, so that the golf course can be played smoothly.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the paper sheet 2 folded in half has a length l equal to the center folding line 6, and has a length 5 equal to the folding line 5 of the cover 1 on both sides of the folded part. Although the sheets are arranged and pasted in sets, it goes without saying that they may be arranged on one side with respect to the folding line 5 of the cover 1. For example, if paper sheets 2 are arranged closer to the back cover 1b side of cover 1,
It is preferable that a folding line be formed on the back cover 1b located at the final end to which the cover 1 is attached, or that the entire cover 1 be made of a flexible material so that it can be bent freely.

In addition, the topographical situation 3 of the holes printed on the paper sheet 2 can be printed, for example, on the inside of the two folded paper sheets 2a and 2b, but it may be printed on the outside of the paper sheet 2b and on the front side of another paper sheet 2a. It goes without saying that great care must be taken to ensure that there is no misalignment in the printing of the topographical situation 3 of the hole.

Furthermore, we printed a score column 4 in which the hole number and score for each hole order can be written on the opening edge, which is the heading width of the above paper sheet, but if at least the hole number corresponding to the topographical situation 3 of the hole was printed. A score card may also be used separately, and is widely used as a service book at the golf course.

As explained in detail above, in this invention, when a book is opened, a topographical map can be effectively displayed on both opened pages, so the book itself can be sufficiently miniaturized to be conveniently portable. achieved. Also, since each sheet is constructed using a certain notebook method, the index can be divided into those from the front side and those from the back side. The in-course hole numbers can be assigned sequentially from the back side, and the player only has to select the index for each nine holes, depending on whether the index is done from the front side or the back side, making indexing easier. It also has the advantage of being easy.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a conventional scorecard, Fig. 2 is an embodiment showing the inside of a spread cover according to the present invention, and Fig. 3A is an inside of a folded sheet of paper according to the present invention. FIG. 3 B is a perspective view of the outer side of the sheet of paper, FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the scorebook according to the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a state in which the front cover of the service book is opened. FIG. 1...Cover, 1a...Front cover, 1b...Back cover, 2...Paper leaf, 2a, 2b...Paper leaf, 3...
Topographic condition of the hole, 4...Score column, 5...Bending line, 6...Bending line, 7...Gluing allowance, 8...Bending line, A...In course, B...Out course, D
... Width, L ... Length (cover), l ... Length (paper leaf), d ... Heading width, A ₁₀ to A ₁₈ , B _{1 to 9} ... Hole order.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Form a glue margin with a predetermined width on one side of the center fold line of the folded paper sheets, form a set of the predetermined number of the above paper sheets, and overlap each sheet with a shift, so that the opening edge of each sheet forms a staircase. The book itself is constructed by pasting the gluing margin of each sheet to the inside of the cover so that it forms a shape, and the free edge of the sheet is used as the heading width for the front and back sides, so that when the book is opened, the sheet The topography of the course is displayed across both open pages, and the front side is indexed in order of hole numbers for the in-course and out-course from the front and back sides, respectively. and a service book for a golf course, characterized in that the hole numbers of the in-course and out-course are printed on the heading width on the back side.