KR100785530B1 - Golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice - Google Patents

Abstract

A golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice is provided to enable golf players to exercise their weakest shot, shot making, and trouble shot of each circumstance intensively. A golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice includes a tee box(10), a fairway, a bunker, a rough(40) and a green(50) having short lawn. The tee box includes a plane, an up-hill, a down-hill, a side up-hill and a side down-hill. The fairway is disposed between the tee box and the green, and is made of short lawn. The bunkers include a cross bunker, a fairway bunker and a green side bunker. The roughs are disposed on the left and right sides of the fairway and are made of lawns that are longer than the lawns of the fairway. One hole is terminated in the green.

Description

GOLF COURSE FOR SHOT MAKING AND TROUBLE SHOT PRACTICE}

1 is an overall schematic of a shot making and trouble shot practice golf course according to the present invention;

2 is a plan view showing a tee box in a golf course according to the present invention;

3 is a cross-sectional view along line A-A or B-B in FIG. 2;

4 is a plan view of one hole in a golf course according to the present invention;

5 and 6 illustrate draw shots and fade shots made on a golf course in accordance with the present invention;

7 is a perspective view around the green in a golf course according to the invention;

8 shows a revetted bunker of the green side bunkers in a golf course according to the invention;

9 shows various bunkers in a golf course according to the invention;

10 is a cross-sectional view showing fairway, A rough and B rough in a golf course according to the present invention; And,

11 illustrates a shallow green in a golf course according to the present invention.

<Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

10: tea box 10a: fairway part

10b: A rough part 10c: B rough part

11: flat 12: uphill

13: Down Hill 14: Side Up Hill

15: side down hill 20: fairway

22: scale 24: obstacle

30: bunker 31: green side bunker

32: fairway bunker 33: cross bunker

40: Rough 42: A Rough

44: B Rough 50: Green

52: natural grass green 54: artificial grass green

The present invention relates to a golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice. More specifically, it relates to a golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice that allows the general golfer as well as the entire golf player to practice the most vulnerable part of the shot and to make situational shot making and trouble shots.

Existing golf courses are not only occupying vast sites with regular 18-hole golf courses, but also require enormous investment costs for the construction of golf courses, as well as difficult procedures for legal procedures, business approvals, and establishment of various golf courses. It is difficult to popularize because it contains an elemental element.

In other words, a total area of 320,000 pyeong is required for the existing 18-hole regular golf course, giving regular arrangement and texture of par 3, par 4, and par 5, and the construction of a golf course in harmony with the surrounding landscape. It is the basis for the main design. Therefore, the huge investment cost naturally takes the burden of expensive fees to the customer.

On the other hand, golf courses of 18 holes or more are mostly located in the outskirts of the city, and the practice of driving shots, putting, etc., is to use a golf driving range in the city or to put the practice equipment on their own and perform training.

In other words, the so-called golf driving range was a facility for practicing drive shots with a net, and more than 2,000 indoor and outdoor golf driving ranges were scattered nationwide. Green: The disadvantage is that the field feels less when compared to a golf game in a curved flat place where you can putt. In fact, when you play a golf game on a golf course with 18 holes or more, bunkers, obstacles (trees, There are many situations that require a significant level of skill, such as escape from ponds, etc., but there are no practical field experience-based practice shots to overcome this situation. It is common.

In order to overcome this problem, there has been proposed an invention such as Korean Patent Application Publication No. 2000-23978 (published on May 6, 2000, bunker and putting golf course), but this is only a bunker and putting practice, a tee box or a fairway. Or in the rough, there were limits to practicing various pitches such as drive or iron shots.

Also, Korean Patent No. 313591 (published on May 25, 1999, 'Golf Practice Facility Structure') has been proposed, but the present invention only allows golfers to practice shots on various greens in place. In addition, it was difficult to practice in various situations (for example, various kinds of bunkers or shots in rough areas) that can occur in the actual golf course, and above all, there was a problem that it was impossible to practice the entire course such as the actual nine holes.

This applies not only to the general public, but also to professional aspirants, juniors and semi-professionals, tour pros, there was no space for intensive shot practice in the conventional golf driving range.

The present invention is to solve the conventional problems as described above, and the shot making and the general golf players as well as the shot making to focus the practice of the most vulnerable part of each shot and situational shot making and trouble shot and An object of the present invention is to provide a golf course for trouble shot practice.

As a dedicated space that allows the general golfer as well as the entire golf player to practice the most vulnerable part of the shot, the situation-specific shot making and the trouble shot, the present invention has not been found worldwide. This aims to promote not only domestic golf development but also sustainable global golf player emissions.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention comprises a flat, up-hill, down-hill, side up-hill and side down-hill at the same time, A tea box in which one hole begins; A fairway located between the tee box and the green and made of short grass; A bunker including a cross bunker provided in the fairway, a fairway bunker provided around the fairway, and a green side bunker provided adjacent to the green; A rough surface positioned on left and right sides of the fairway and formed of grass longer than a lawn of the fairway; It is made of short grass, including the green where one hole ends, so that the general golfer as well as the general golfer can practice the most vulnerable part of the shot, and make situational shot making and trouble shots. do.

Further, the tee box includes a fairway part made of short grass and an A rough part and a B rough part made of grass longer than a predetermined length of the fairway part, wherein the fairway part is about 30 mm and the A rough part is about 55 to 60 degrees. mm, the B rough portion is made of grass of about 75 to 80 mm in length to allow the golfer to play at various grass edges (cut grass, grass, etc.), providing a live environment.

Furthermore, the fairway is provided with graduations at predetermined intervals, and the distance can be visually checked even in the tee box, and the graduation is preferably composed of a bunker line having a width of 50 cm to 1 m.

Further, it is preferable that obstacles such as trees are provided on a straight line formed by the tee box and the green in the fairway to allow a draw shot and a fade shot to a golfer.

Further, the green side bunker provided adjacent to the green of the bunker comprises: a pot bunker having a narrow entrance and a pot shape; Alternatively, it is preferable that the jaw of the bunker includes a revetted bunker formed in the form of being cut by a red wall and stacked on the grass.

Further, the rough includes: A rough, which is provided adjacent to the outside of the fairway and made of grass longer than the grass of the fairway; A roughness B provided adjacent to the outer side of the A rough, the turf of which is longer than the turf of the A rough, wherein the turf length of the A rough is about 55-60 mm, and the turf length of the B rough is about 75 It is preferred to consist of -80 mm.

Further, the green may include: a first green made of natural grass; Simultaneously including a second green made of artificial turf, the second green is preferably composed of a shallow green having an area of 350 m ² or less.

Furthermore, it is preferable that the second green has a bad undulation (bending), and a part of the second green has a narrow width of about 5 m.

Further, the golf course is defined as one hole, and includes a plurality of holes formed by combining N holes, and according to the area of the golf course including the plurality of holes, any course (3 holes, 6 holes). Hole, 9 holes, etc.), and the golf course is preferably a combination of nine holes.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of a shot making and trouble shot practice golf course according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Hereinafter, each component of the shot making and trouble shot practice golf course according to the present invention will be described in detail.

Figure 2 is a plan view showing a tee box in a golf course according to the present invention, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view along the line A-A or B-B in FIG. 2 and 3, the tee box 10 is divided into various sections in the golf course according to the present invention.

First, the surface of the tee box 10 is not flat, and a slope (gradient) of a predetermined angle is formed. In FIG. 2, the upper direction corresponds to the green 50 (see FIG. 4) direction, and the flat 11 formed at the center, the uphill 12 formed at the rear, and the down formed at the front side in the direction of the inclination of the green toward the green direction. It is divided into a heel 13 (downhill), a side uphill 14 formed on the left side and a side downhill 15 formed on the right side.

Referring to Figure 3 it can be clearly seen the shape of the flat 11 and the various inclined surfaces (12 to 15). FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram schematically showing a cross section along line A-A or B-B in FIG. 2, and in fact, in the case of the cross section along line A-A, the width of the flats 11 is shown to be longer.

In addition, the tee box 10 is divided into various types of grass. About 30 mm long grass-planted fairway portion 10a, about 55-60 mm long grass A rough portion 10b, and about 75-80 mm long grass roughed B rough portion 10c. do.

And, referring to Figure 1, it is preferable that the composition of the tee box of the same form as the regular tee box for the general golf round needs of players. That is, by configuring the regular / athlete regular hole 10, the player / professional par 3 hole 17, and the general par 3 hole 18, etc., various selections are possible according to the golfer. In addition, as will be described later, after the bunker composition according to the various types of bunkers that can be produced in the golf course, the tee shot for bunker escape practice in the bunker is also possible.

Tea box 10 according to the present invention is provided with such a variety of slopes and various grass types, to practice the different types of shots by autonomously selecting the area artificially created at the same distance for the shots that players want to practice By setting it up, it provides an environment where golfers can practice a variety of situations right from the tee shot (or drive).

4 is a plan view showing one hole in a golf course according to the present invention. Referring to FIG. 4, a fairway 20 is largely formed over the space from the tee box 10 toward the green 50. This fairway is a path to be taken in the case of a normal shot, and short grass is planted. As will be described later, the rough 40 and the bunker 32 are provided around the fairway, and the bunker 31 is also provided around the green 50.

In the golf course according to the present invention, the fairway 20 has a grid 22 formed at predetermined intervals. The scale 22 is preferably configured by using a bunker line, and the width thereof is 50 cm to 1 m, so that a golfer who takes a tee shot even at a long distance from the tee box 10 may have a distance and a run. It is desirable to be able to visually measure the distance of the cloud).

5 and 6 illustrate a draw shot and a fade shot made in a golf course according to the present invention. In the conventional golf course or golf practice range, the fairway 20 was generally not provided with an obstacle, but in the present invention, an obstacle 24 such as a tree is installed in the fairway 20, and in particular, the obstacle 24 is a tee box ( It is preferable to provide on the straight line which 10) and the green 50 make. This is to allow golfers to practice draw shots or fade shots as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. In particular, the obstacle 24 is installed at a specific position according to the result of calculating the trajectory, so that the shot pitch can be artificially practiced.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the periphery of the green at the golf course according to the invention, FIG. 8 is a view showing a revetted bunker among the green side bunkers at the golf course according to the invention, and FIG. Figure shows various bunkers in the golf course. In the golf course according to the present invention, the bunker 30 crosses the green side bunker 31 and the fairway 20 provided around the fairway 20 and the fairway 20 provided adjacent to the green. It is preferable to include the bunker 33. Particularly, the green side bunker 31 has a narrow entrance and a potted bunker or a revetted bunker in which the jaw of the bunker is cut into red walls and stacked in grass. 8).

In this way, the bunker of this golf practice range is designed for all kinds of bunkers from all over the world and placed on the course so that the players can adapt and train in any bunker form with confidence. By creating famous bunkers and bunkers around the world on the side of the green, fairways and rough areas, golfers can meet the actual golf course and practice how to make bunker shots and how to escape. It is designed to maximize the practice effect.

10 is a cross-sectional view showing a fairway, A rough and B rough in the golf course according to the present invention. In the present invention, the rough 40 is provided adjacent to the outer side of the fairway 20 and consists of an A rough 42 made of grass (55-60 mm) longer than the grass (30 mm) of the fairway 20. And a B rough 44 which is provided adjacent to the outside of the A rough 42 and is made of longer grass than the grass of the A rough 42.

In general, as a means of punishment due to the occurrence of miss shots during a golf game, the area that is comfortable to play (Fairway) is created in a rough area, creating a sense of crisis for the player and testing the ability to recover the next shot. Rough is formed. In the present invention, however, the player takes a tee shot in the rough area and takes the principle of practicing shot making and recover shot through artificial situational production.

In other words, the player's prescribed strokes are Par 3, which is a Par 3, where he takes a tee shot from the rough and settles on the green and hits below the prescribed number of strokes by putting or re-puts due to a mistake on the green. It is the same as the method of calculating the score per hole by adopting the traditional play method of golf which finishes at bat. This is to eliminate boredom from continuous practice in a specific area and to enable new situation-specific shot making exercises.

11 illustrates a shallow green in a golf course according to the present invention. Referring to FIG. 11, the green 50 of the present invention applies two greens to two holes. One of them (52; not shown) is natural grass and is formed in a size comparable to that of a regular hall (more than 450 m 2), and the other is made of artificial green (54; see FIG. 11). Its size should be less than 350m2 so that players can attack selectively or use it simultaneously as designated green according to the hole-by-hole competition standard designated by the course manager.

In particular, a few greens of the entire artificial green 54 (see Fig. 11) are formed as very narrow greens for correct approach shot practice of the players, so that on green is more than 5 m away from the hole pin. It is designed to enable accurate hole attack practice. This is a form not seen in a regular golf course. It is a green that tests the correct distance and direction as an important determinant for the hole pin of the green, as well as the general public, pro, junior, and prospective students.

That is, the characteristics of the green 50 in the present invention is a regular green (52) (not shown) made of natural grass on the golf shot making cage with the traditional golf game elements and artificial green 54 for accurate hole pin attack simultaneously This is the world's first practice-only course that aims to improve the performance of athletes.

The artificial green 54 has a much higher spin rate than the average player, and minimizes the pitch mark, which is a grass injury factor that occurs frequently in the natural grass green 52. Natural turf green 52 has the advantage of minimizing the very difficult undulation (flexion) and the pressure of the players (stepping step) that can not be implemented. In addition, there is an advantage that can be played year-round in a constant color.

In addition, another feature of the present invention is the management of artificially generated grasses and grass seedlings (kind of grass). It is advisable to arrange the players to practice different shots according to different types of turf, by adjusting the grass height for various situations, and by selecting all kinds of plants on courses around the world. Even the same species can be practiced to use different shots according to the height of the grass foresight, and it becomes possible to practice for the implementation of different shots for each forehead height.

In order to ensure safety, the distance between the holes is maximized, and a net (not shown) is installed in the hall where significant risks are exposed to ensure the safety of the players.

In the golf course of the present invention having such a configuration, as a driver shot, it is possible to practice draw, fade, low trajectory, and high trajectory shot, and to measure accurate flying distance and total distance. Do. ② For bunker shots, fairway bunker shots (No Sole: Bunker shots that cannot touch golf clubs on the sand or ground), Greenside Bunker Shots (No Sol), Wasted Bunker Shots (Sole possible: Ground the club on the sand or ground) And bunker shots), bunker shots capable of studying escape methods for different types of bunkers, bunker shots capable of studying appropriate escape methods according to the height of bunkers, and bunker shots capable of adjusting the distance to the green. ③ As an iron shot, the fairway, A rough, and B rough can be flat, uphill, downhill, side uphill, side downhill, down blow shot, fade, and draw shot, respectively. Also with ④ putt, long distance putt, medium distance putt, short distance putt, green of 2nd and 3rd bends, and finally ⑤ with chip and approach shots, on fairway, A rough and B rough, flat, uphill, Downhill, side uphill, side downhill chips and approach shots are possible.

Finally, referring to FIG. 1, N golf courses described above are combined to form a golf course including a plurality of holes. At this time, according to the area of the golf course including the plurality of holes, it is preferable to configure so that any play (3 holes, 6 holes, 9 holes, etc.) can be selected.

Looking at the characteristics (or concepts) of each hole consisting of par 2 (player) or par 3 (general), the green approach hole (1) is the practice of the island and the Peninsula green approach, and the rough shot hole (2, 5) is A. Approach exercises in rough and B rough, bunker shot holes (3) and over the bunker shot holes (4) for each distance (20, 30, 40, 83 m) bunker shot exercises, punching shot holes (6) Practice punching shots in light boxes, pin pins practice very narrow greens within 125 meters in shallow green shot holes (7), draw and fade shots in draw / fade green shot holes (8), In the green side bunker shot hole 9, the practice of the green side bunker shot is possible.

In the golf course of FIG. 1, a 9-hole course can be practiced, but a golfer may arbitrarily select a tee box and a green as needed to play a 3 or 6 hole course.

As described above, the shot making and trouble shot practice golf course of the present invention allows the general golfer as well as the general golfer to concentrate on practicing the most vulnerable part of the shot and situational shot making and trouble shot. It works.

The present invention is not limited to the described embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made to those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Such modifications or modifications may be made to the present invention. It belongs to the claims of the.

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A tea box including a flat, an up-hill, a down-hill, a side up-hill, and a side down-hill at the same time, and starting with one hole; A fairway located between the tee box and the green and made of short grass; A bunker including a cross bunker provided in the fairway, a fairway bunker provided around the fairway, and a green side bunker provided adjacent to the green; A rough surface positioned on left and right sides of the fairway and formed of grass longer than a lawn of the fairway; Shot-making and trouble shot practice golf course, characterized in that it consists of a short grass, including a green that ends one hole. The method of claim 1, The tee box, Fairway part made of short grass, Shot making and trouble shot practice golf course comprising an A rough portion and a B rough portion made of turf longer than the fairway portion. The method of claim 2, The fairway part is about 30 mm, the A rough part is about 55 to 60 mm, the B rough part is about 75 to 80 mm length turf of the shot making and trouble shot practice golf course. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, The fairway is provided with graduations at predetermined intervals, Shot making and trouble shot practice golf course, characterized in that the distance can be checked with the naked eye in the tee box. The method of claim 4, wherein The scale is Shot making and trouble shot practice golf course, characterized in that consisting of 50 cm to 1 m wide bunker line. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, An obstacle such as a tree is provided on a straight line formed by the tee box and the green in the fairway. Shot making and trouble shot practice golf course, characterized in that the golfer can draw and fade shots. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, The green side bunker provided adjacent to the green out of the bunker is: A pot bunker having a narrow inlet and having a pot shape; or Shot-making and trouble shot practice golf course, characterized in that it comprises a revetted bunker of the jaw of the bunker is cut into a red wall stacked on the grass. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, The rough is: A rough, provided adjacent to the outside of the fairway, made of grass longer than the grass of the fairway; The golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice, which is provided adjacent to the outer side of the A rough and comprises a B rough consisting of longer grass than the turf of the A rough. The method of claim 8, The turf length of the rough rough A is about 55-60 mm, the turf length of the rough rough B is about 75-80 mm. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, The green is: A first green made of natural grass; Shot making and trouble shot practice golf course comprising a second green made of artificial turf at the same time. The method of claim 10, The second green is a shot making and trouble shot practice golf course, characterized in that consisting of a shallow (shallow) green area of 350 m ² or less. The method of claim 11, The second green is heavily undulated (curved), Shot-making and trouble shot practice golf courses, some of which consist of a narrow width of about 5m distance. The golf course of any one of claims 1 to 3 is defined as one hole, A golf course including a plurality of holes formed by combining N holes, According to the area of the golf course including a plurality of holes, a golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice, characterized in that any of the course (3 holes, 6 holes, 9 holes, etc.) can be selected and played. The method of claim 13, The golf course is a golf course for shot making and trouble shot practice, characterized in that made by combining nine holes.

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