KR20010098019A - Service apparatus and method for coaching golfer with internet network - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed are a golf advice service apparatus and method using a computer communication network that can provide a proper advice to a golfer by evaluating the level of each golfer using personal information and golf log information input by a plurality of users who enjoy golf. The user's computer accesses the web homepage of the golf advice service site through the computer network. The storage device stores personal information and golf log information of each of a plurality of users input by a plurality of users as a user database, and stores expert data input by a golf expert as an advice database. The storage device searches a user database, averages the average golf levels of a plurality of users as a plurality of items, and classifies each golf level into upper, middle, and lower levels for each of a plurality of items such as age, handicap, and gender. . When a web server is required to provide advice data from a plurality of users, the web-server reads and provides expert advice corresponding to the golf level of the user from the advice database. Therefore, each golfer can get the advice of an expert who is appropriate for his golf level at every game, so he can improve his golf skills without incurring a large cost.

Description

Golf advice service apparatus and method using a computer communication network {SERVICE APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR COACHING GOLFER WITH INTERNET NETWORK}

The present invention relates to a service for providing professional advice to golfers using a computer communication network, and more specifically, using the personal information and golf logbook information input by a plurality of users who enjoy golf. The present invention relates to a golf advice service apparatus and method using a computer network that can evaluate the level and provide appropriate advice to the golfer.

In recent years, with increasing economic margins of the people, golf is increasingly recognized as one of the popular sports. The basement floor enjoying golf is gradually spreading, and the number of golf courses is increasing accordingly.

However, despite the popularity of golf, the number of club members is still not as high as that of other sports. And, in order to enjoy the joy of golf more greatly, like other sports, advice from an expert or a high-quality golf player is required, but it is not easy to meet such a club member.

Therefore, in some cases, even if you are not a professional golfer who specializes in golf, you may need to pay professional advice for one purpose to improve your golf level. This is economical for most amateur golfers. It is a big burden.

Even if you pay a high price and seek advice from an expert, it is not uncommon for an expert to give a comprehensive advice to a golfer at every play, taking into account the characteristics of many golf courses, weather changes, and the characteristics of golfers.

For such amateur golfers, the improvement of golf skills is currently a reality, except for expensive economic payment and long time investment.

The present invention proposed to solve the above problems, by using the personal information and golf logbook information input by a large number of users enjoying golf to evaluate the level of each golfer to improve the golf skills by providing appropriate advice to the golfer The purpose of the present invention is to provide a golf advice service apparatus and method using a computer communication network.

1 is a view showing the configuration of a golf advice service device using a computer communication network according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing in more detail the configuration of the golf advice service apparatus using the computer communication network shown in FIG. 1; FIG.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a golf advice service method using a computer communication network according to an embodiment of the present invention using the apparatus shown in FIG.

4 is a flowchart for explaining the registration routine shown in FIG. 3;

5 is a flowchart for explaining an input routine shown in FIG. 3;

6 is a flowchart for explaining the evaluation routine shown in FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining an evaluation routine of a game result shown in FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining the strength / weakness list construction routine shown in FIG. 6;

9 is a flowchart for explaining an expert opinion processing routine shown in FIG. 6;

FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining a course-specific strategy recommendation routine shown in FIG. 6;

FIG. 11 is a flowchart for explaining a golf article / training range recommendation routine shown in FIG. 6;

12 is a flowchart for explaining a golf course / peripheral attraction recommendation routine shown in FIG. 6;

13 is a screen diagram showing the configuration of a golf journal that a user inputs through a web homepage;

14 and 15 are graphs showing comparison / evaluation of user's game results for each item; And

FIG. 16 is a screen diagram showing a screen configuration for providing golf course related data to a user through a web homepage; FIG.

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10, 12, 14: user computer 16: Internet network

18: Web-server 20: storage device

21: evaluation device

Golf advice service device using a computer communication network according to the present invention for achieving the above object, at least one or more to access the web homepage of the golf advice service site through a computer communication network, and to input or output data on the web homepage A storage device for storing personal information and golf log information of each of the plurality of users input by the plurality of users as a user database, and storing expert data input by the golf expert as an advice database; Search the plurality of user databases stored in the storage device, average the average golf levels of the plurality of users as a plurality of items based on the retrieved data, and based on this average value, the golf levels of each of the plurality of users Remind An evaluation apparatus for classifying each of the number of items into at least upper, middle, and lower, and user golf level data classified by the evaluation apparatus when the provision of advice data from the plurality of users is required through the web homepage; And a web-server for reading the expert advice corresponding to the golf level of the user who requested the advice data from the advice database and providing the advice data to the user who requested the advice data through the web homepage.

Golf advice service method using a computer communication network according to the present invention for achieving the above object, the step of accessing the web homepage of the golf advice service site through a computer communication network from a user computer, the web server, responding to the connection Providing a web homepage of a golf advice service; inputting, by a user computer, personal information and golf log information of a plurality of users on the web page; and, at a web server, input by the plurality of users. Storing the personal information and the golf log information as a user database in the storage device, and in the evaluation apparatus, searching the plurality of user databases stored in the storage device, and searching each of the plurality of users based on the retrieved data. The average golf level is averaged as a plurality of items, and this average value An evaluation step of classifying the golf levels of the plurality of users on the basis of at least upper, middle, and lower for each of the plurality of items, and in a web-server, golfing from the plurality of users to the storage device through the web homepage; When the expert is required to provide pre-stored advice data, it corresponds to the golf level of the user who requested the advice data from the pre-stored advice database in the storage based on the golf level data of the user classified by the evaluation apparatus. And reading the advice of the expert, and providing the advice data to the user who requested the advice data through the web homepage.

According to this method and apparatus, each golfer can access the golf advice service site and enter his score at every game so that he can get expert advice appropriate for his golf level. Improve golf skills.

Hereinafter, a golf advice service apparatus and method using a computer communication network according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 16.

1 is a view showing the configuration of the golf advice service device using a computer communication network according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a view showing in detail the configuration of the golf advice service device using a computer communication network shown in FIG. Is a block diagram.

1 and 2, the user computer 10, 12, 14 accesses the web homepage of the golf advice service site through a computer communication network, i. Personal information including at least the age, handicap and gender of the user's individual, and golf log information including at least golf course name data and personal grade data are entered.

At this time, the individual grade data is recorded for each hole of the golf course, and at least scores, putts, fairways, sands, penalties and drives for each hole are recorded. And iron items.

The golf expert provides expert data to the golf advice service site through another computer 24, and a supplementary service company, for example, a company providing weather information, provides data to be provided to the golf advice service site through another route. to provide.

The advice database input by the golf expert has at least a golf skill advice database, a golf article recommendation database, each course strategy database of a plurality of golf courses and an optimal driving range database.

In addition, the golf skill advice database is provided with advice corresponding to at least upper, middle and lower, respectively, based on the average level of the total golfers so as to correspond to the golf level of each golfer respectively.

The storage device 20 stores the personal information and the golf log information input from a plurality of users through the user computers 10, 12, 14, the Internet network 16, and the web homepage for each user as a user database.

The storage device 20 stores data from the golf expert as an advice database, and data provided from an additional service company is stored as an additional information database.

In addition, the storage device 20 has a plurality of golf course databases and a peripheral attraction database representing the surrounding attractions of each golf course.

The web-server 18 has an evaluation device 21. The evaluation device 21 retrieves the user database stored in the storage device 20. Based on this search data, the golf level of each user is averaged by golf course, age, handicap, and gender, respectively, and the golf level of each user is Eagle, Buddy, Wave, View, Green Settlement, and Average Putt. The average of each item is settled as upper, middle and lower.

The web-server 18 provides a web homepage to the user computers 10, 12 and 14 connected via the internet network 16 and stores the data provided from the user, the expert and the additional service company. To the device 20.

The web-server 18 corresponds to the golf level of the user from the advice database stored in the storage device 20 on the basis of the classification of the evaluation device 21 when it is required to provide the advice data from the user. Read the advice of an expert. The web-server 18 provides the read expert's advice data to the user through the web homepage.

A golf advice service method using a computer communication network according to an embodiment of the present invention will now be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 16.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a golf advice service method using a computer communication network according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention using the apparatus shown in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a diagram for describing a registration routine shown in FIG. 3. It is a flow chart.

3 and 4, when the user accesses the Internet network 16 using his computer system 10, 12, 14, and then accesses the web homepage of the golf advice service site, the golf advice service The home page (not shown) of the site is displayed on the user's monitor (step S100).

In this case, the golf advice service may be provided with an information delivery service only for those who have registered as members through the homepage.

Therefore, the web-server 18 checks whether the user is registered as a member (step S200). If the user is not a member, the web-server 18 performs a registration routine which is a member registration procedure according to the user's selection. (Step S300).

That is, when the user selects a registration mode to register as a member, as shown in Fig. 4, the web-server 18 provides a registration screen to the monitor of the user (step S310).

When the user inputs personal information including information such as at least a name, address, ID, contact number, age, handicap, and gender through the registration screen (step S312), the web-server 18 stores the user registration file. To generate (step S314).

Next, when the user selects registration (step S316), the web-server 18 searches the previously registered and stored user registration database table (step S318). As a result of searching the user registration database table (step S320), if the same user as the currently entered user exists, the web-server 18 generates an error message.

If the same user as the currently entered user does not exist, the web-server 18 newly registers the user in the user database (step S322), and then provides the user registration completion indication to the monitor of the user to provide the golf advice service. The member registration procedure is completed (step S324).

Returning to Fig. 3, if the user is a member, the web-server 18 checks whether the user selects an input mode (step S400), and if the input mode is selected, executes an input routine. (Step S500).

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating the input routine shown in FIG. 3, and FIG. 13 is a screen diagram illustrating a configuration of a golf log that the user inputs through a web homepage.

5 and 13, the web-server 18 provides an input screen 30 as shown in FIG. 13 to the monitor of the user in response to the user's input mode selection (step S510). .

The input screen 30 shown in FIG. 13 includes personal information of the user, name, ID, name of golf course played by the user, couss, rating, date, slope, time, player, and the like. A form and the like are inputted, and a lower end score card of the user to input is provided.

On the right side, when the user completes writing the scorecard, the rounding statistics are automatically calculated by at least items such as Eagle, Buddy, Par, Bogie, Other, Average Putt, Fairway Seating Rate, and Sand Save Rate. A separate window is provided to display.

Here, it is assumed that the user enters a score card as shown in Table 1 below. At this time, the distances (Yards) of the score card represents the distance of each hole (Hole), which may be input directly by the user according to the configuration, or the web-server 18 is The database for each hole may be automatically provided as the user inputs the golf course name by making a database in advance.

When the user inputs a score card as shown in Table 1 below (step S520), and the user completes inputting golf log information (step S530), the web-server 18 may determine the score card inputted in Table 1 below. As shown in Table 2, the grades are automatically calculated for each item and provided to the user.

Table 1

Hall Yards Par Score Putts Fairway Sand Penalty One 367 4 3 2 ∨ 2 365 4 4 2 ∨ One 3 392 4 3 2 ∨ ∨ 4 181 3 4 2 5 515 5 6 3 ∨ 6 167 3 4 3 2 7 572 5 4 2 ∨ 8 342 4 4 2 9 356 4 4 2 out 3257 36 36 20 3 3 10 176 3 3 2 11 483 5 6 3 ∨ 12 313 4 5 2 ∨ 13 370 4 5 3 14 172 3 4 2 15 468 5 4 2 ∨ ∨ 16 351 4 3 2 ∨ 17 356 4 3 2 ∨ ∨ One 18 428 4 3 2 ∨ in 3126 36 36 20 5 3 Total 6383 72 72 40 8 6

TABLE 2

Eagles 0 Green seating rate 77.35 () Birdies 7 Pitting Average 2.22 (pcs) Pars 4 Fairway Percentage 57.14 () Bogies 7 Sand Saves Percentage 66 () Others 0 Penalty percentage

In addition, the evaluation apparatus 21 of the web-server 18 compares the user's rounding score as shown in Table 2 with the average score of each item of the other users in the entire user information database to play the golf of the user. An evaluation routine (step S540) for evaluating the level is performed.

TABLE 3

individual Overall average individual Overall average Eagles 0 2.3 Green seating rate 77.35 () 67.82 () Birdies 7 9.8 Putting Average 2.22 1.9 Pars 4 5.6 Fairway Percentage 57.14 () 68.72 () Bogies 7 5.4 Sand Saves Percentage 66 () 72.3 () Others - - Penalty percentage

FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining an evaluation routine shown in FIG. 5.

First, when the user completes inputting the golf log information through the input screen 30 as shown in FIG. 13, the evaluation apparatus 21 searches for the personal information of the user through the user information database (step S541).

The evaluation apparatus 21 evaluates the results of the day by calculating statistical values for each item as shown in Table 2 of the results of the day's game of the user as shown in Table 1. Then, the evaluation device 21 accumulates the results of the day on the statistics of the previous game results of the user to evaluate the golf level of the user for each item.

In addition, the evaluation apparatus 21 evaluates the relative golf level of the user by comparing the cumulative game result statistics of the user with the average value of all users of the user database for each item as shown in Table 3 (step S542). .

Next, the evaluation apparatus 21 of the web-server 18 is based on the strengths and weaknesses of the user based on a result of comparing the grades of each item of the user and the grades of each item of the entire user evaluated in step S542. A routine for building a related list is performed (step S543). At this time, the strengths and weaknesses list is divided into upper, middle and lower, respectively, based on the average grade of each item of the entire user.

Then, the web-server 18 performs an expert opinion processing routine for giving an appropriate opinion to the user from the expert's advice database based on the list established in step S543 (step S544).

Subsequently, the web-server 18 sequentially executes a strategy recommendation routine for each course, a golf article / practice recommendation routine, and a golf course / peripheral recommendation routine based on the evaluation result of the user (steps S545, S546, S547). do. In addition, based on a result of comparing the cumulative evaluation scores of the user and the evaluation scores of the entire users, it is determined whether the current ability of the user is improved compared to the previous one (step S548).

If it is determined that the user's current ability has not improved compared to the previous one, the web-server 18 readjusts the expert advice on the lack of each item of the user (step S549), and returns to step S544. Goes. If it is determined that the current ability of the user has improved compared to the previous time, the evaluation apparatus 21 of the web-server 18 ends the evaluation routine.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining an evaluation routine of the game result shown in FIG. 6, FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining the strength / weakness list construction routine shown in FIG. 6, and FIGS. 14 and 15 are a game result of the user. This graph shows the comparison and evaluation of each item.

Referring to FIG. 7, when the user inputs a match result of the corresponding day through the input screen 30 shown in FIG. 13 (step S542-1), the web-server 18 displays the screen by the user. It is checked whether the input of the race result is completed by clicking the input completion button (not shown) provided through the step (S542-2).

Once the input of the user's match results has been completed as shown in Table 1, the web-server 18 may refer to data related to Eagle, Buddy, Par, Bogie and others on the scorecard as shown in Table 2 As described above, the result of the competition on the day is evaluated by averaging each item (step S543-3).

Subsequently, the web-server 18 refers to data related to yards, pars, scores, putts, fairways, sands, and penalties on the scorecard, as shown in Table 2, and the settling rate and average number of putts for each item. , The fairway settling rate, sand save rate and penalty rate are calculated to obtain a statistical value as shown in Fig. 13 (step S542-4).

Next, the web-server 18 evaluates the result of the user's evaluation by comparing the average value of all users of the user information database stored in the storage device 20 as shown in Table 3 (step S542-5). . Match results of the user as shown in Tables 2 and 3 may be represented by a graph as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15.

When the evaluation according to the result of the game of a specific user is completed as shown in FIG. 8, a list according to the user's score is constructed.

That is, the web-server 18 determines whether the average grade of the user evaluated in FIG. 7 is higher than the average grade of all the users for each item (step S543-1). If the average grade of the user is higher than the average grade of all users, the web-server 18 adds the user to the upper list of the corresponding item (step S543-3), and updates the user information database (step S543). -7).

Next, the web-server 18 determines whether the average grade of the user is the same as the average grade of all the users for each item (step S543-4).

If the average grade of the user is the same as the average grade of all users, the web-server 18 adds the user to the average list of the corresponding items for each item (step S543-5), and proceeds to step S543-7. Proceed.

If the average grade of the user is lower than the average grade of all the users, the web-server 18 adds the user to the lower list of the corresponding item (step S543-6), and proceeds to step S543-7. The list for each item of the user constructed as described above may be output on the web home page according to the user's request or provided as a document through an output of a printer (not shown).

Through the above-described process, whenever the user performs a golf game, the user can evaluate his / her golf level by comparing with a plurality of others through the golf advice service site.

In addition, after this process, the user can obtain his golf level and various expert advice by performing an inquiry routine as shown in FIG. 3 as shown in FIGS. 9 to 12.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart for explaining the expert opinion processing routine shown in FIG. 6, FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining the course recommendation routine shown in FIG. 6, and FIG. 11 is a golf article / shown in FIG. 6. FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating a driving range recommendation routine, and FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating the golf course / peripheral attraction recommendation routine illustrated in FIG. 6.

Referring to FIG. 9, when the user accesses the golf advice service site and inquires user information (step S544-1), the web-server 18 checks that the user who has inquired the user information includes the top, average and It is determined where in the lower list it corresponds (step S544-2).

As a result of the determination in step S544-2, if the user corresponds to the upper list, the web-server 18 searches the golf skill improvement database of the storage device 20 and proposes a higher level technique corresponding to the user. (Step S544-3). If the user corresponds to the average list, the web-server 18 searches the golf skill improvement database of the storage device 20 and proposes a golf level improving method corresponding to the user (step S544-4). In addition, if the user corresponds to the lower list, the web-server 18 searches the golf skill improvement database of the storage device 20 and proposes a method for reinforcing the weak part corresponding to the user (step S544-). 5).

On the other hand, the web-server 18 determines whether the user who has inquired the user information exists in the list (step S544-6), and if so, returns to step S544-1 where the user information is inquired and exists. If not, overall advice is given on the golf skill of the user (step S544-7).

Referring to FIG. 10, when the user selects and inputs user information, a golf course, and a course in order to be provided with a course-specific targeting method (steps S545-1 and 545-2), the web-server 18 selects the user. It is determined whether the course-based targeting method referring only to the analysis of the user himself or the course-based targeting method based on the comparative analysis of all users is requested (step S545-3).

When limited to the user, the web-server 18 reads the information corresponding to the user from the user information database, and after comparing and analyzing the read information (step S545-4), by the course to the user A strategy is provided (step S545-6).

On the contrary, if the user's request is a course-by-course strategy based on a comparison analysis of all users, the web-server 18 analyzes the record of all users in the user information database (step S545-5). The course-specific targeting method based on the analysis result is provided to the user (step S545-6).

Meanwhile, in FIG. 11, when the user inputs user information and requirements through the web homepage of the golf advice service site in order to recommend golf equipment and driving range (step S546-1), the web-server 18 The user determines whether the user's input is a recommendation request for a popular item / exercise site or a recommendation request for a golf article / exercise site suitable for the golf ability of the user (step S546-2).

If the user's recommendation request is a recommendation request for a popular article / training range, the web-server 18 searches the golf article recommendation database and the driving range database stored in the storage device 20 and provides the list to the user. (Steps S546-4, S546-5).

If the user's recommendation request is a recommendation request for a golf article / training range that is suitable for the user's own golf level, the web-server 18 stores the user's golf from the user information database stored in the storage device 20. The information on the level is read out and analyzed (step S546-3).

In addition, the web-server 18 searches the golf article recommendation database and the driving range database stored in the storage device 20 and provides the corresponding list to the user in response to the comparison analysis result in step S546-3 (step S546-3). S546-4, S546-5).

Meanwhile, in FIG. 12, when the user inputs user information and requirements through the web homepage of the golf advice service site in order to recommend the golf course and the attractions around the golf course (step S547-1), the web-server ( 18) it is determined whether the input of the user is a recommendation request for a popular golf course and surrounding attractions or a recommendation for a golf course that matches the golf ability of the user (step S547-2).

If the user's recommendation request is a recommendation request for a popular golf course and nearby attractions, the web-server 18 searches for the weather information of the day (step S547-3), and then stores the optimal information stored in the storage device 20. Search the database of golf courses and nearby attractions and provide the list to the user (step S547-7).

If the user's recommendation request is a recommendation request for a golf course suitable for the user's own golf level, the web-server 18 searches for weather information of the corresponding day (step S547-4). The web-server 18 searches the user information database stored in the storage device 20 to read and compare the golf level information of the user (step S547-5).

In addition, the web-server 18 searches the optimal golf course and surrounding attractions database stored in the storage device 20 and provides the corresponding list to the user in response to the comparison analysis result in step S547-5 ( Steps S546-6, S546-7).

16 is a screen diagram illustrating a screen configuration for providing golf course related data to a user through a web homepage.

The output screen shown in FIG. 16 may be provided to the user online through the web homepage or printed according to the user's selection. The course shown in FIG. 4 according to the program configuration of the web-server 18 may be printed. Other advice services as well as other methods may be provided by outputting the screen as shown in FIG. 16.

According to the golf advice service device and method using a computer communication network according to the present invention as described above, as golfers input their personal information and golf log information through the golf advice service site, the golf score of each individual golf course, Various items such as course, age, gender, handicap, and weather are cumulatively classified and evaluated.

The scores of the golfers classified as described above are stored in the storage device as a user information database, and the storage device stores the advice of professional golfers corresponding to the golf level of each golfer as the advice database.

The web-server searches and provides a database of storage devices for inquiries of various items such as golf skill improvement, golf course, and course targeting required from each golfer.

Therefore, each golfer can gain access to the golf advice service site and enter his score at each game, so he can get expert advice on his golf level. can do.

Although the above has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, those skilled in the art will be variously modified and changed within the scope of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention described in the claims below. I can understand that you can.

Claims (19)

At least one user computer for accessing a web homepage of a golf advice service site through a computer communication network and for inputting or outputting data on the web homepage; A storage device for storing personal information and golf log information of each of the plurality of users input by the plurality of users as a user database, and storing expert data input by the golf expert as an advice database; Search the plurality of user databases stored in the storage device, average the average golf levels of the plurality of users as a plurality of items based on the retrieved data, and based on this average value, the golf levels of each of the plurality of users An evaluation apparatus for classifying each of the plurality of items into at least upper, middle and lower; And When the advice data is requested from the plurality of users through the web homepage, it corresponds to the golf level of the user who requested the advice data from the advice database based on the golf level data of the user classified by the evaluation apparatus. And a web-server for reading the advice of the expert and providing the advice data to the user who requested the advice data through the web homepage. The golf advice service apparatus using a computer communication network according to claim 1, wherein the golf log information input by each of the plurality of users is at least golf course name data and personal performance data of each of the plurality of users in the golf course. . 3. The golf advice service device of claim 2, wherein the personal information input by each of the plurality of users includes at least the age, handicap, and gender of each user. 4. The golf advice service device of claim 3, wherein the storage device further comprises a plurality of golf course databases and a neighboring place database representing surrounding places of each golf course. The method according to claim 4, wherein the evaluation device averages the golf levels of the plurality of users by golf course, age, handicap, and gender based on the personal information and golf log information respectively input by the plurality of users. A golf advice service device using a computer communication network, characterized in that each user's golf level is classified into at least upper, middle and lower for each item. 3. The golf course of claim 2, wherein the individual grade data is recorded for each of a plurality of holes, and includes at least each hole score, putt, payway, sand, penalty, drive, and iron items. Advice service device. The computer-aided network of claim 1, wherein the advice database input by the golf expert comprises at least a golf skill advice database, a golf article recommendation database, a course database of a plurality of golf courses, and an optimal driving range database. Golf advice service device. The golf advice using a computer communication network according to claim 7, wherein the golf skill advice database includes advice corresponding to each of the golfers above, middle, and below for each item based on the average value of the plurality of items. Service device. 9. The plurality of items according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the plurality of items for which the average value of the golf level of the plurality of users is obtained by the evaluation device are at least eagle number, buddy number, wave number, view number, green seating. A golf advice service device using a computer communication network, comprising: rate, average putt, fairway settling rate, sand save rate and penalty rate. At a user computer, accessing a web homepage of a golf advice service site through a computer communication network; At the web server, providing a web homepage of a golf advice service in response to the access; At the user computer, inputting personal information and golf log information of each of a plurality of users on the web page; At the web server, storing personal information and golf log information input by the plurality of users in a storage device as a user database, respectively; In the evaluation apparatus, the plurality of user databases stored in the storage device are searched, and the average golf level of each of the plurality of users is averaged as a plurality of items based on the retrieved data, and based on the average value, the plurality of user databases are searched. An evaluation step of classifying a golf level of the user into at least upper, middle and lower for each of the plurality of items; And In a web-server, when the provision of pre-stored advice data by a golf expert from the plurality of users via the web homepage is required, the storage is based on the user golf level data classified by the evaluation apparatus. And reading the advice of the expert corresponding to the golf level of the user who requested the advice data from the advice database previously stored in the device, and providing the advice data to the user who requested the advice data through the web homepage. Golf advice service method using computer network. The method of claim 10, wherein the evaluating step comprises: searching the database of each user of the user database stored in the storage device, inputted from the plurality of users, and performing the same day result evaluation, personal cumulative result evaluation, and total member result evaluation. Obtaining for an item of; And comparing each average value of the plurality of items of the plurality of users with the average value of all members of each item to construct a list of strengths and weaknesses of the corresponding users. . 11. The computer of claim 10, further comprising: providing a registration page when the non-member is connected to the web server and registering as a member in the user registration database in response to the registration information entered in the provided registration page. Golf advice service method using the network. The method of claim 10, wherein the golf log information input by each of the plurality of users is at least golf course name data and personal grade data of each of the plurality of users in the golf course. . The method of claim 13, wherein the personal information input by each of the plurality of users includes at least the age, handicap, and gender of each user. 15. The golf course of claim 14, wherein golf levels of each of the plurality of users are classified into at least upper, middle, and lower for each of the plurality of items, based on the personal information and golf log information respectively input by the plurality of users. The golf advice service method using a computer communication network characterized in that the average of the golf level of the plurality of users by the golf course, age, handicap and gender are classified by each user. 14. The computer-based network of claim 13, wherein the personal grade data is recorded for each of a plurality of holes, and includes at least a score, putt, page, sand, pendy, drive, and iron item for each hole. Golf advice service method. 11. The golf golf course according to claim 10, wherein the advice database by the golf expert includes at least a golf skill advice database, a golf article recommendation database, a course database of a plurality of golf courses, and an optimal driving range database. Advice service method. 18. The golf advice using a computer communication network according to claim 17, wherein the golf skill advice database includes advices corresponding to upper, middle and lower portions of the golfer for each item based on the average value of the plurality of items. Service method. 19. The method according to any one of claims 10 to 18, wherein the plurality of items includes at least an eagle number, a birdie number, a wave number, a bogie number, a green seating rate, an average putting number, a fairway seating rate, a sand save rate, and a penalty rate item. Golf advice service method using a computer communication network comprising a.