KR102213285B1 - Golf driving range - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a mobile golf driving range to enable a person or a small number of persons to practice golf without burden at a low cost while being moved. According to the present invention, the mobile golf driving range comprises: a container including a base formed to provide a teeing space and an opening to allow a golf ball to fly to the outside by a swing of a golfer who stands on the base; a golf ball feeder supplying the golf ball to the golfer who stands on the base of the container; and a net member performing control to catch the golf ball flying through the opening. Accordingly, a golf driving range is made by forming the opening in a mobile container capable of moving to anywhere and installing a net after installation of a net frame, thereby providing a useful effect of enabling a user to use a golf driving range having excellent usability at a low cost through only a minimized number of working processes without changing a structure of the container.

Description

Mobile Golf Driving Range{GOLF DRIVING RANGE}

The present invention relates to a mobile golf driving range, and more particularly, to a mobile golf driving range where individuals or a small number of people can move at a low cost and practice golf without burden.

As is well known, a golf driving range is a place equipped with certain facilities to enable golf practice, and is roughly divided into an indoor driving range and an outdoor driving range.

The indoor driving range is located in a neighborhood close to home, so it's great for chatting and discussing golf in a family atmosphere. The cost is also inexpensive at half that of an outdoor practice range. It is also suitable for beginners to practice as coaches often teach and correct the swing. One of the advantages of indoor practice ranges is that they are hardly affected by the season.

Indoor practice ranges are usually small, so there are about 10 at bats. In addition, the target distance is shorter than the outdoor practice range, so the pitch of the ball cannot be known. This can be a factor that hinders the development of detailed lessons or competency. Because there is no reason to blow the ball far away, the power of the swing is reduced, and there is no information about the distance, so when you enter the field you can feel confused. Since it is a closed space, the air is not good compared to outdoors, so people with problems with the bronchial system should refrain from indoor practice areas.

Because outdoor practice areas are large, they are mostly in the outskirts rather than in residential areas. Compared to indoor practice grounds, there are many cases with good facilities, putting grounds, gyms, and open sights. In recent years, there is a trend of increasing number of golf driving ranges in the form of a comprehensive sports town equipped with restaurants and sauna facilities.

The outdoor practice range has a flying distance of 50 to 300 yards, so it is good to check the pitch of the ball. In addition, it is possible to easily adapt to the field as you can grasp the distance of each club. You can practice with sand wedges or pitching wedges by distance, so it is the best place to practice short games. One of the advantages is that it has a lot of pros, so there are many options. There are 4 to 30 professionals depending on the size, and it is suitable to receive in-depth education through individual lessons. It is also good to watch the swings of many golfers.

The conventional golf driving range as described above has to be equipped with a number of facilities necessary for golf practice, so that a building of a predetermined size or more has to be used.

That is, since the conventional golf driving range cannot be installed by moving to or around accommodations such as pensions or villas, inconvenience occurs due to restrictions on the installation location.

As a conventional technique for solving the above-described inconvenience, the Republic of Korea Utility Model Registration No. 20-0454080 (Registration Date June 7, 2011)'Container Screen Golf Training Device' is disclosed.

This prior art, as described in the claims, "a container consisting of a rectangular body, an entrance through which a person can enter one side of the body, and windows formed on both sides of the body; A screen installed on one side of the front side of the container to display the user's hitting information and the image information on which the golf ball moves in a virtual field, a hitting mat installed on the bottom of the container to hit the user's golf ball, and the hitting mat A detection sensor installed on one side of the golf ball to detect posture, flying distance, and direction when hitting a golf ball, a projector installed on one side of the container to display image information on the screen, and image information of the screen and the detection sensor. Consisting of a screen training device consisting of a control unit to control, a plurality of moving wheels are provided at the lower side of the container to move the container, and a narrowly stepped step portion is formed in the front of the container so that the user is concentrated on the screen, and the A mobile container screen golf practice device, characterized in that the top surface of the container is formed with a dome-shaped dome roof to secure space when hitting golf.”

However, the conventional technology requires a lot of material cost, lengthens the work process, and increases the labor cost of workers, in order to form a moving wheel, a stepped part, a dome roof, etc. in a commercially available container by modularization. There were problems such as leading to an increase.

(0001) Republic of Korea Utility Model Registration No. 20-0454080 (Registration Date June 7, 2011)

The present invention was conceived to solve the conventional problems as described above, and an object of the present invention is to provide a mobile golf driving range that is inexpensive and excellent in usability through a minimal work process without changing the structure of a commercially available container by modularization. To provide.

A first embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object is, in a mobile golf driving range, a container having a base formed to provide a golf turn at bat, and an opening through which a golf ball is blown out by a golfer's swing on the base ; A golf ball feeder for supplying golf balls to golfers on the base of the container; It is a technical idea to include; a net member for controlling so as to catch a golf ball flying through the opening.

The net member is a net frame consisting of a horizontal frame connected to the left and right sides of the roof of the container and a vertical frame connected vertically to the horizontal frame, installed in the net frame to regulate so as to catch a golf ball flying through the opening of the container May include mesh.

A second embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object is, in a mobile golf driving range, a container having a base formed to provide a golf turn at bat, and an opening through which a golf ball is blown out by a golfer's swing on the base ; A golf ball feeder for supplying golf balls to golfers on the base of the container; It is a technical idea to include a net member that is adjustable in length in the front and rear direction so that the golf ball flying through the opening is caught and intercepted.

The net member includes a guide pipe installed on both left and right sides of the roof of the container, a horizontal frame movably connected to the front and rear directions along the guide pipe, and a vertical frame vertically connected to the horizontal frame, and installed on the net frame And a cylinder connected to the horizontal frame to move the net and the net frame in a forward and backward direction, and a net for controlling to catch a golf ball flying through the opening of the container.

The second embodiment of the present invention may further include a support frame horizontally connected to the lower end of the vertical frame, and a balance pipe coupled to a fork pocket formed at the lower end of the container to guide the back and forth movement of the support frame. .

A third embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object is, in a mobile golf driving range using a container having a base, a golf turn at bat capable of a golfer's swing on one side of the base and a golf ball supply device for supplying a golf ball to the golfer The technical idea is that a net member is provided on the other side to buffer the impact of the golf ball flying by the golfer's swing.

The net member includes a net wire installed on the inner surface of the other side of the container and on the inner surface of the side wall connected to the inner surface of the roof, and a net net that is connected to the net wire and regulates to buffer the impact of a golf ball flying by a golfer's swing. Can include.

In this case, the net may be connected to the net wire inclined to connect the other end of the base on the inner surface of the other roof of the container.

A fourth embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object, in the mobile golf driving range, the base for providing a golf at bat; A golf ball feeder for supplying a golf ball to a golfer standing on the base; It is a technical idea to include; a net member that regulates so as to catch a golf ball flying by a golfer's swing.

The net member includes a vertical frame installed at predetermined intervals so as to be close to the inner end of the base and a horizontal frame connecting the upper ends of the vertical frames on both sides, and the net frame is installed to fly golf by a golfer's swing It may include a net to keep the ball caught.

The first to fourth embodiments may further include a golf ball collector disposed to collect golf balls caught in the net member.

The golf ball collector may include a chute formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught in the net, and a collection container for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute.

At this time, the chute is a guide suit that is formed to be inclined upward from the tip of the collection container to guide the golf ball to be collected, and is formed to be inclined downward from the tip of the guide suit to the outside so as to prevent the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught in the net It may include a guided entry suit.

According to the present invention implemented with the above-described solution, a golf driving range is created by forming an opening in a container that can move anywhere and installing a net after connecting the net frame, so that only a minimal work process without changing the structure of the container There is a useful effect that you can use a golf driving range that is inexpensive and excellent in usability at a desired place.

1 is a cross-sectional view showing an overall form according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing an overall form according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
3 is an operation diagram showing an operating state in cross section according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a cross-sectional view showing an overall form according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
5 and 6 are cross-sectional views showing an overall form according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

In order to fully understand the present invention, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The embodiments of the present invention may be modified in various forms, and the scope of the present invention should not be construed as being limited to the embodiments described in detail below. This embodiment is provided to more completely explain the present invention to those with average knowledge in the art.

Accordingly, the shape of the constituent elements expressed in the drawings may be exaggerated to emphasize a more clear description. It should be noted that in each drawing, the same member may be indicated by the same reference numeral. In addition, detailed descriptions of known functions and configurations that are determined to unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention will be omitted.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In addition, the'X' axis shown in the drawings is defined as a front-rear direction or a horizontal direction, a'Y' axis is defined as a left-right direction, and a'Z' axis is defined as a vertical direction or a vertical direction.

The mobile golf driving range according to the first embodiment of the present invention includes a base 110 formed to provide a golf turn at bat, and a container having an opening through which a golf ball is blown out by a golfer's swing on the base 110 ( 100), a golf ball feeder 200 that supplies a golf ball to a golfer standing on the base 110 of the container 100, a net member that is supplied from the golf ball feeder 200 and regulates to catch a golf ball flying through the opening Including 300.

The container 100 is a component constituting the frame of the present invention, and includes a similar structure in addition to a conventional container, such a container 100 has a base 110 and an opening.

Referring to Figure 1, the container 100, the base 110 (base) for providing a golf at bat, the side wall 120 (side wall) closing all sides of the base 110, the side wall 120 Roof 130 (roof) connecting to finish the top, pillar 140 connecting four corners between the roof 130 and the side wall 120, bottom side rail connecting both sides of the pillar 140 150 (bottom side rail), including a fork pocket 160 (fork pocket) formed in the bottom side rail 150.

The base 110 is formed with a flat bottom to provide a golf turn at bat in an appropriate space for a golfer to swing a golf ball.

One side wall 120 has a large opening so that the golf ball is blown out by the swing of the golfer standing on the base 110.

The fork pocket 160 is inserted into a fork of a forklift to allow the container 100 to be transported or moved.

The golf ball feeder 200 is installed on the base 110 of the container 100 as shown in FIG. 1 to automatically supply golf balls to golfers one by one.

The net member 300 is a component that regulates the golf ball flying through the opening of the container 100 to be caught.

Referring to Figure 1, the net member 300, a net consisting of a horizontal frame 311 connected to the left and right sides of the roof 130 of the container 100 and a vertical frame 312 vertically connected to the horizontal frame 311 It includes a frame 310, a net 320 installed on the net frame 310 to regulate so as to catch a golf ball flying through the opening of the container 100.

In addition, a golf ball collector 400 may be placed on the inner bottom of the net member 300 to collect golf balls caught in the net 320.

Here, the golf ball collector 400 includes a chute 410 formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught in the net 320, and a collection container 420 for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute 410 Include.

The suit is formed to be inclined upwardly outward from the tip of the collecting container 420 to guide the golf ball to the collecting container 420 to be collected. The guide suit 411 is formed to be inclined downward from the tip of the guide suit 411 to the outside. It includes an entry suit 412 for inducing the entry of the golf ball returning caught in 320.

In the first embodiment of the present invention configured as described above, when an opening is formed in the container 100 that can be moved anywhere and the net frame 310 is connected to the container 100 and then the net 320 is installed, a golf driving range is created. , Without changing the structure of the container 100, there is an advantage of being able to use a golf driving range that is inexpensive and excellent in usability at a desired location with only a minimum work process.

The mobile golf driving range according to the second embodiment of the present invention includes a base 110 formed to provide a golf turn at bat, and a container having an opening through which a golf ball is blown out by a golfer's swing on the base 110 ( 100), a golf ball feeder 200 that supplies a golf ball to a golfer standing at the base 110 of the container 100, a golf ball feeder 200 that is supplied from the golf ball feeder 200 and has a length in the front and rear direction so that the golf ball flying through the opening is caught. It includes an adjustable net member 300.

Container 100 is a component constituting the frame of the present invention, such a container 100 has a base 110 and an opening.

Referring to Figure 2, the container 100, a base 110 for providing a golf at bat, a side wall 120 closing all sides of the base 110, a loop connecting the top of the side wall 120 to close (130), a pillar 140 connecting the four corners between the roof 130 and the side wall 120, a bottom side rail 150 connecting both sides of the pillar 140, a fork formed on the bottom side rail 150 Includes pocket 160.

The base 110 is formed with a flat bottom to provide a golf turn at bat in an appropriate space for a golfer to swing a golf ball.

One side wall 120 has a large opening so that the golf ball is blown out by the swing of the golfer standing on the base 110.

The fork pocket 160 is inserted into a fork of a forklift to allow the container 100 to be transported or moved.

The golf ball feeder 200 is installed on the base 110 of the container 100, as shown in FIG. 2, and automatically supplies golf balls to golfers one by one.

The net member 300 is a component that regulates the golf ball flying through the opening of the container 100 to be caught.

Referring to FIG. 2, the net member 300 includes a guide tube 330 installed on both left and right sides of the roof 130 of the container 100, and a horizontal frame 311 connected to be movable in the front and rear directions along the guide tube 330. ) And a net frame 310 consisting of a vertical frame 312 connected vertically to the horizontal frame 311, a net frame 310 installed on the net frame 310 to regulate to catch a golf ball flying through the opening of the container 100 It includes a cylinder 340 connected to the horizontal frame 311 to move the (320), the mesh 320 and the mesh frame 310 in the front and rear direction.

The guide tube 330 is formed in a hollow tube shape and installed on both left and right sides of the roof 130 of the container 100, and the horizontal frame 311 is slidably connected to the inner diameter of the guide tube 330, and the cylinder The 340 is installed on the roof 130 of the container 100 and connected to move the horizontal frame 311 back and forth as shown in FIG. 3.

And the support frame 313 is connected horizontally at the bottom of the vertical frame 312, and a balance pipe 350 is coupled to the fork pocket 160 of the container 100 to balance the vertically when the support frame 313 moves back and forth. Will support you.

In addition, the support frame 313 is provided with a caster 360 to reduce frictional noise when the net frame 310 moves, and can be moved conveniently with a small force.

The second embodiment of the present invention configured as described above has an advantage of maximizing usability by appropriately adjusting the position of the net 320 according to the golfer's swing and hitting, in addition to the advantages of the first embodiment of the present invention. .

The mobile golf driving range according to the third embodiment of the present invention includes a container 100, a golf ball feeder 200, and a net member 300.

The container 100 is a component constituting the frame of the present invention, and the container 100 has a base 110 that provides a golf turn at bat.

Referring to FIG. 4, the container 100 includes a base 110 providing a golf turn at bat, a side wall 120 closing all sides of the base 110, and a loop connecting the top of the side wall 120 to be closed. (130), a pillar 140 connecting the four corners between the roof 130 and the side wall 120, a bottom side rail 150 connecting both sides of the pillar 140, a fork formed on the bottom side rail 150 Includes pocket 160.

The base 110 is formed with a long flat bottom in the left and right direction, and a golf turn at bat and a golf ball feeder 200 in an appropriate space for a golfer to swing a golf ball are provided on one side.

The fork pocket 160 is inserted into a fork of a forklift to allow the container 100 to be transported or moved.

The golf ball feeder 200 is installed on one side of the base 110 of the container 100 as shown in FIG. 4 to automatically supply golf balls to golfers one by one.

The net member 300 is provided on the other side of the container 100 and is a component that regulates to buffer the impact of the golf ball flying by the golfer's swing.

4, the net member 300 is a net wire 370 installed on the inner surface of the other side loop 130 of the container 100 and the side wall 120 connected to the inner surface of the loop 130, a net It is connected to the wire 370 and includes a net 320 that regulates to buffer the impact of the golf ball flying by the golfer's swing.

At this time, the net 320 is obliquely connected to the net wire 370 to connect the other end of the base 110 from the inner surface of the other side loop 130 of the container 100 as shown in FIG. 4 to prevent the impact of the golf ball. It can be fully buffered.

In addition, a golf ball collector 400 may be placed on the base 110 of the container 100 to collect golf balls caught in the net 320.

Here, the golf ball collector 400 includes a chute 410 formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught in the net 320, and a collection container 420 for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute 410 Include.

The suit is formed to be inclined upwardly outward from the tip of the collecting container 420 to guide the golf ball to the collecting container 420 to be collected. The guide suit 411 is formed to be inclined downward from the tip of the guide suit 411 to the outside. It includes an entry suit 412 for inducing the entry of the golf ball returning caught in 320.

In the third embodiment of the present invention configured as described above, since a golf at bat is provided inside the container 100 that can be moved anywhere, and a golf ball collector 400 and a net member 300 can be provided to create a golf driving range, the container ( There is an advantage of being able to use a golf driving range that is inexpensive and excellent in usability in a desired place with only a minimal work process without changing the structure of 100).

The mobile golf driving range according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention includes a base 110, a golf ball feeder 200, and a net member 300.

The base 110 is formed with a flat floor to provide a golf turn at bat having an appropriate space for a golfer to swing a golf ball. The base 110 can be conveniently moved anywhere by a forklift or a transport truck.

6, the fourth embodiment of the present invention is connected to the awning frame 510, which is connected to the awning frame 510 vertically to the outer end of the base 110, to cover the sun shining on the golf bat It may include a shading member 500 made of a shading membrane 520 to prevent rain.

The golf ball feeder 200 is installed on the base 110 of the container 100, as shown in FIG. 5, and automatically supplies golf balls to golfers one by one.

The net member 300 is a component that regulates to buffer the impact of a golf ball flying by a golfer's swing.

Referring to FIG. 5, the net member 300 includes a vertical frame 312 installed at predetermined intervals so as to be close to the inner end of the base 110 and a horizontal frame 311 connecting the upper ends of the vertical frames 312 on both sides. ) Including a net frame 310, a net frame 310 is installed, and a net 320 to regulate so as to catch a golf ball flying by the golfer's swing.

In addition, a golf ball collector 400 may be placed on the inner bottom of the net member 300 to collect golf balls caught in the net 320.

Here, the golf ball collector 400 includes a chute 410 formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught in the net 320, and a collection container 420 for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute 410 Include.

The suit is formed to be inclined upwardly outward from the tip of the collecting container 420 to guide the golf ball to the collecting container 420 to be collected. The guide suit 411 is formed to be inclined downward from the tip of the guide suit 411 to the outside. It includes an entry suit 412 for inducing the entry of the golf ball returning caught in 320.

In the fourth embodiment of the present invention configured as described above, since a golf at bat is provided on the base 110 that can be moved anywhere, and a golf ball collector 400 and a net member 300 can be provided to create a golf driving range, the minimum work process It has the advantage of being able to use a golf driving range that is inexpensive and has excellent usability at the desired place.

The embodiments of the present invention described above are merely exemplary, and those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains will appreciate that various modifications and other equivalent embodiments are possible.

Therefore, it will be appreciated that the present invention is not limited to the form mentioned in the detailed description above.

Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the appended claims. In addition, the present invention is to be understood as including the spirit of the present invention as defined by the appended claims and all modifications, equivalents and substitutes within the scope thereof.

100: container 110: base
120: side wall 121: opening
130: loop 140: filler
150: bottom side rail 160: fork pocket
200: golf ball feeder 300: net member
310: net frame 311: horizontal frame
312: vertical frame 313: support frame
320: net 330: guide tube
340: cylinder 350: balance pipe
360: caster 370: net wire
400: golf ball collector 410: suit
411: guide suit 412: entry suit
420: collection container 500: shading member
510: awning frame 520: awning

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In the mobile golf driving range,
The base 110 formed to provide a golf turn at bat and the side wall 120 that closes all sides of the base 110 and has an opening 121 penetrating through the base 110 so that the golf ball flies to the outside by a golfer's swing , The roof 130 connecting to close the upper part of the side wall 120, the pillar 140 connecting the four corners between the roof 130 and the side wall 120, the bottom side connecting both sides of the pillar 140 A container 100 provided with a fork pocket 160 formed on the rail 150 and the bottom side rail 150;
A golf ball feeder 200 for supplying golf balls to golfers on the base 110 of the container 100;
A net member 300 for controlling the golf ball flying through the opening 121 of the container 100 to be caught;
Including a golf ball collector 400 disposed on the inner bottom of the net member 300 to collect the golf ball caught on the net member 300,
The net member 300,
A horizontal frame 311 connected to both left and right sides of the roof 130 of the container 100; A net frame 310 consisting of a vertical frame 312 connected vertically to the horizontal frame 311;
It is installed in the net frame 310 and includes a net 320 to regulate so as to catch a golf ball flying through the opening 121 of the container 100,
The golf ball collector 400,
A chute 410 formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught by the net member 300,
It includes a collection container 420 for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute 410,
The chute 410 is formed to be inclined upwardly outward from the tip of the collection tube 420 to guide a golf ball to be collected, and the chute 410 is formed to be inclined downwardly outwardly from the tip of the guide chute 411. Mobile golf driving range, characterized in that it comprises an entry suit 412 for inducing the entry of the golf ball returning caught by the net member 300.
In the mobile golf driving range,
The base 110 formed to provide a golf turn at bat and the side wall 120 that closes all sides of the base 110 and has an opening 121 penetrating through the base 110 so that the golf ball flies to the outside by a golfer's swing , The roof 130 connecting to close the upper part of the side wall 120, the pillar 140 connecting the four corners between the roof 130 and the side wall 120, the bottom side connecting both sides of the pillar 140 A container 100 provided with a fork pocket 160 formed on the rail 150 and the bottom side rail 150;
A golf ball feeder 200 for supplying golf balls to golfers on the base 110 of the container 100;
A net member 300 adjustable in length in the front and rear direction so that the golf ball flying through the opening 121 of the container 100 is caught and intercepted;
Including a golf ball collector 400 disposed on the inner bottom of the net member 300 to collect the golf ball caught on the net member 300,
The net member 300,
Guide pipes 330 installed on both left and right sides of the roof 130 of the container 100,
A horizontal frame 311 connected to be movable in the front-rear direction along the guide tube 330, a vertical frame 312 connected vertically to the horizontal frame 311, and horizontally connected to the bottom of the vertical frame 312 A net frame 310 made of a support frame 313,
A net 320 installed on the net frame 310 to regulate to catch a golf ball flying through the opening 121 of the container 100,
A cylinder 340 connected to the horizontal frame 311 to move the net 320 and the net frame 310 in the front and rear direction,
It includes a balance pipe 350 coupled to the fork pocket 160 formed at the bottom of the container 100 to guide the back and forth movement of the support frame 313,
The golf ball collector 400,
A chute 410 formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught by the net member 300,
Includes a collection container 420 for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute 410,
The chute 410 is formed to be inclined upwardly outward from the tip of the collection tube 420 to guide a golf ball to be collected, and the chute 410 is formed to be inclined downwardly outward from the tip of the guide Mobile golf driving range, characterized in that it comprises an entry suit 412 for inducing the entry of the golf ball returning caught by the net member 300.
In the mobile golf driving range using the container 100 having the base 110,
The base 110 for providing golf at bats, the side wall 120 closing all sides of the base 110, the roof 130 connecting to finish the upper part of the side wall 120, the roof 130 and the side wall ( 120) a container 100 provided with a pillar 140 connecting the four corners between the pillars 140, a bottom side rail 150 connecting both sides of the pillar 140, and a fork pocket 160 formed on the bottom side rail 150;
One side of the base 110 is provided with a golf turn at bat capable of a golfer's swing and a golf ball feeder 200 that supplies a golf ball to the golfer, and the other side regulates to buffer the impact of a golf ball flying by the golfer's swing A net member 300;
Including a golf ball collector 400 disposed on the base 110 of the container 100 to collect the golf ball caught on the net member 300,
The net member 300 is
A net wire 370 installed on the inner surface of the other side roof 130 of the container 100 and the inner surface of the side wall 120 connected to the inner surface of the roof 130,
It is connected to the net wire 370 and includes a net 320 that regulates to buffer the impact of the golf ball flying by the golfer's swing,
The net 320 is obliquely connected to the net wire 370 so as to connect the other end of the base 110 on the inner surface of the other side loop 130 of the container 100,
The golf ball collector 400,
A chute 410 formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught by the net member 300,
Includes a collection container 420 for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute 410,
The chute 410 is formed to be inclined upwardly outward from the tip of the collection tube 420 to guide a golf ball to be collected, and the chute 410 is formed to be inclined downwardly outward from the tip of the guide Mobile golf driving range, characterized in that it comprises an entry suit 412 for inducing the entry of the golf ball returning caught by the net member 300.
In the mobile golf driving range,
A base 110 providing a golf turn at bat;
A golf ball feeder 200 for supplying a golf ball to a golfer on the base 110;
A net member 300 for controlling the golf ball flying by the golfer's swing;
Including a golf ball collector 400 disposed on the inner bottom of the net member 300 to collect the golf ball caught on the net member 300,
The net member 300,
A net frame 310 comprising a vertical frame 312 installed at predetermined intervals to be close to the inner end of the base 110 and a horizontal frame 311 connecting the upper ends of the vertical frames 312,
It is installed on the net frame 310 and includes a net 320 to regulate so as to catch a golf ball flying by a golfer's swing,
The golf ball collector 400,
A chute 410 formed inclined to guide the entry of the golf ball returned by being caught by the net member 300,
It includes a collection container 420 for collecting the golf ball guided to the chute 410,
The chute 410 is formed to be inclined upwardly outward from the tip of the collection tube 420 to guide a golf ball to be collected, and the chute 410 is formed to be inclined downwardly outwardly from the tip of the guide chute 411. Mobile golf driving range, characterized in that it comprises an entry suit 412 for inducing the entry of the golf ball returning caught by the net member 300.
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