KR20050043342A - System for management of golfer's record using pda - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a golfer's record management system using a personal portable device, in a system for storing and managing a golfer's record recorded at a golf course, receiving and storing the golfer's course-specific records, and displays the aerial photographs by course Personal mobile terminal for displaying course manuals to golfers; A communication server storing a course-specific record of a golfer transmitted wirelessly from the personal portable terminal, and storing a course-specific aerial photograph to be provided to the personal portable terminal; And a web server for reading and storing a course record of a golfer from the communication server, and statisticizing the course record of the read and stored golfer to display and store the data through a website. According to the present invention, the record of the golfer, which was recorded by hand, is recorded through the personal portable terminal so that the record can be digitized and the statistics can be managed more systematically.

Description

A golfer's record management system using a personal mobile device {SYSTEM FOR MANAGEMENT OF GOLFER'S RECORD USING PDA}

The present invention relates to a golfer's record management system using a personal portable device to store the golfer's personal record using the personal portable device and to continuously calculate and manage the record of the golfer.

In general, golfers go to a golf course with a variety of courses to enjoy golf and enjoy a golf game with a co-worker or partner. In general, the regular course of a golf course consists of 18 holes. Each of the 18 holes usually consists of 4 par 3 holes, 10 par 4 holes, and 4 par 5 holes. Thus, if you record waves in each hole, you get a total of "waves 72". Handicap is a measure of how many hits are lacking based on these "waves." In addition, golfers usually play a group of about four players, and one group is accompanied by a caddy to assist the golfer.

Caddy is a person who helps golfers to play golf. In particular, the caddy records the score recorded by each golfer by hand to determine the total number of records for each golfer and the ranking of each golfer.

In this way, golfers rely on the manual records recorded by the caddy for the golfer's individual record management. However, such a record management has not been developed in accordance with the technical development of various electronic terminals, and there is a problem that an individual has to solve the problem by accumulating and counting records in every golf game.

Therefore, the technical problem to be achieved by the present invention is to provide a golfer's record management system using a personal handheld terminal to receive the records created by the golfer on the golf course through the personal handheld terminal terminal and stores them in a DB.

In addition, another technical problem to be achieved by the present invention is to provide a record management system of a golfer using a personal portable terminal that provides the golfer with beneficial information about the golf course, course notes, etc. required by the personal portable terminal.

Accordingly, a golfer's record management system using a personal portable device for achieving the technical problem is a personal portable terminal and the personal portable terminal for receiving and displaying data transmitted from the communication server by inputting the golfer's course-specific records. A communication server storing a course record of a golfer transmitted from a terminal, and storing data such as an aerial photograph, a manual, etc. for each course, and reading and storing data such as a course record of a golfer from the communication server, It is characterized in that it comprises a web server for statisticizing the records for each course to display and store the data through the website.

In the present invention, the personal portable terminal comprises a data transmission and reception unit for transmitting and receiving data with a base station wirelessly; A record storage unit for storing record data input through a key input unit; A course manual storage unit for storing a record input screen and manual information for each course; An aerial photograph storage unit for storing aerial photograph data of each course; A record management program unit for displaying the record input screen, a manual for each course, and an aerial photo for each course; A display unit displaying image data output from the course manual storage unit and the aerial photograph storage unit; And it may include a control unit for controlling all the above functions, in particular to transmit the record of the golfer stored in the record storage unit to the communication server.

In addition, in the present invention, the communication server includes a server connection unit for receiving recording data from the personal portable terminal; A golfer record database for storing a record of each golfer received through the server connection unit; An aerial photograph database storing aerial photographs for each course to be provided to the personal portable terminal; And a control unit for controlling all of the above functions, in particular, transmitting the aerial photograph data stored in the aerial photograph database to the aerial photograph storage unit of the personal mobile terminal, and transmitting the golfer records stored in the golfer record database to the golfer record database of the web server. It may be to include.

Furthermore, in the present invention, the web server includes a server connection to allow the connection of the golfer and the communication server through the Internet; A golfer record database for storing golfer record data transmitted from the communication server; A record statistics program unit for preparing predetermined statistics based on the record data for each golfer stored in the golfer record database; A recording statistics database in which recording statistics data created by the recording statistics program unit are stored; And a control unit for controlling all the above functions, and in particular, when the golfer wants to view his / her recording statistics, controlling the recording statistics program unit to display the recording statistics data for each golfer stored in the recording statistics database to the golfer via the Internet. Can be.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to examples, and detailed description will be made with reference to the accompanying drawings to help understand the present invention. However, the embodiments according to the present invention may be modified in various other forms, and the scope of the present invention should not be construed as being limited to the embodiments described below. Embodiments of the present invention are provided to more clearly and easily describe the present invention to those skilled in the art. Like reference numerals in the drawings refer to like elements.

1 is a schematic diagram of a golfer's record management system using a personal digital assistant according to the present invention.

Referring to Figure 1, the golfer receives a record to record in the golf course personal portable terminal 5 for storing the aerial photographs for each course of the golf course; Recorded data transmitted wirelessly from the personal portable terminal 5 is received and stored via the Internet via the base station 10 and a WAP G / W (Wireless Application Protocol Gateway) server 15 and provided to the personal portable terminal 5. Communication server 20 for storing the aerial photo data to be; A web server 25 for receiving the golfer's recorded data stored in the communication server 20 to calculate various statistics of the golfer and display them through the Internet; When the golfer wants to output his or her recording paper during the game or after the game ends, the golfer receives the recording data from the communication server 20 and prints the printing paper on the recording paper to the golfer.

The schematic diagram of FIG. 1 will be described in detail with reference to the detailed block diagram of FIG. 2.

Figure 2 is a detailed block diagram of a golfer's handicap management system using a personal portable terminal according to the present invention.

In FIG. 2, first, the personal portable terminal 5 of FIG. 1 will be described in detail. The personal portable terminal 5 includes a data transmitting / receiving unit 5a which wirelessly transmits / receives data with the base station 10; A key input unit 5b for receiving a input of a record written by the golfer during a golf game; Display an input page of a predetermined format so that the golfer's record can be inputted, place the record input through the key input unit 5b in the data field of each input page, display the manual for each course to the golfer, and A record management program unit 5d for displaying the aerial photographs to golfers; A record storage section 5f for storing record data inputted by the record management program section 5d; A course manual storage unit 5e for storing screen data for allowing a golfer to view information on a record input screen, a description of each course and precautions, etc. through the personal portable terminal 5; An aerial photograph storage unit (5g) storing aerial photographs so that golfers can view aerial photographs of each course through the personal portable terminal (5); A display unit 5c for displaying image data output from the course manual storage unit 5e and the aerial photograph storage unit 5g; And a control unit 5h for controlling all the above functions, and in particular, transmitting the golfer's record stored in the record storage unit 5f to the communication server 20 described later.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the personal portable terminal (5) function can be implemented by mounting the cart (CART) of the golf course. In this case, instead of the personal portable terminal 5, a computer having a larger display function and a keyboard function can be implemented by mounting on a cart.

In addition, the communication server 20 of FIG. 1 will be described in detail. The communication server 20 is a server connection unit for receiving the golfer's recorded data through the Internet via the base station 10 and the WAP G / W server 15 ( 20a); A golfer record DB 20c for storing a record of the received golfer for each golfer; Aerial photograph DB 20b which stores the aerial photograph of each course so that a golfer can see the aerial photograph of each course through the personal portable terminal 5; And controlling all the above functions, and in particular, transmitting the aerial photograph data stored in the aerial photograph DB 20b to the aerial photograph storage section 5g of the personal portable terminal 5, and storing each golfer in the golfer record DB 20c. And a control unit 20d for transmitting the star record to the golfer record DB 25c of the web server 25.

In addition, the web server 25 of FIG. 1 will be described in detail. The web server 25 includes a server connection part 25a that allows connection of a golfer and a communication server 20 through the Internet; A golfer record DB 25c that stores golfer record data transmitted from the communication server 20; A record statistics program section 25b for creating various statistics based on the record data for each golfer stored in the golfer record DB 25c; A recording statistics DB 25d for storing recording statistics data created by the recording statistics program section 25b; And control all of the above functions, and in particular, when the golfer wants to view his / her recording statistics, the recording statistics program unit 25b is controlled to provide the golfers with the recording statistics data for each golfer stored in the recording statistics DB 25d to the golfer via the Internet. And a control unit 25e for displaying.

Hereinafter, an operation aspect of the present invention having the above configuration will be described.

Referring to Figure 2, the golfer is located on the course that he decided to start playing golf. In the embodiment of the present invention, the personal portable terminal 5 operates a caddy to assist the golfer in the golf game and performs the input of records and the display of various courses and manuals.

First, the key input is manipulated to display to the golfers the aerial photograph of the course in which the caddy decides to play the golfer's game before entering the golfer's record. Then, the record management program section 5d reads out the course-specific aerial photograph data stored in the aerial photograph storage section 5g and displays it on the display section 5c. The golfer can preview the structure and form of each course through the course-specific aerial photo displayed on the display unit 5c of the personal portable terminal 5.

After the course-specific aerial photographs are displayed as described above, the caddy operates the personal portable terminal 5 key input unit 5b to display a golf record input initial screen for starting a golf game. That is, the record management program section 5d reads out the golf record input initial screen data from the course manual storage section 5e and displays it on the display section 5c.

3 is an exemplary view of the initial golf record input screen according to the present invention.

Referring to Figure 3, for example, the golf course participating in the golf game name "Hantan River Country Club", the date "October 10, 2003 11:10 Mountain Course", the course is "Valley" Champion "is" 3.472 (M) "," Regular "is" 3.209 (M) "," Front "is" 2.972 (M) "," Ladies "is" 2.823 (M) "and the course is" Mountain " "Champion" is "3.495 (M)", "Regular" is "3.258 (M)", "Front" is "3.021 (M)", "Ladies" is "2.801 (M)", and "Total (M" ) "Is" Champion "is" 6.969 (M) "," Regular "is" 6.469 (M) "," Front "is" 5.993 (M) "," Ladies "is" 5.631 (M) ",

The golfer's name is "Moon Sung-ki", "Sim Bin-bin", "Kim Kang-il", "Hyunnuri", and the member numbers are "0001", "0002", "0003", "0004", and "TEE-BOX", respectively. "Champion", "Regular", "Front" and "Ladies", respectively, and handicaps are "0", "1", "2" and "3" respectively, and the coasting is "72.5", "70.1", " 69.8 "," 69.1 ", and the helper (caddie) is" hongmi line (No.123) ", the initially displayed screen is displayed in the form as shown in FIG.

Then, each golfer can see the characteristics of the current course and the skills of the participants in the game through the screen displayed on the display unit (5c) of the personal portable terminal (5).

Here, if you want to go to the next screen, click the "OK" icon displayed at the bottom, Figure 4, the record management program unit 5d reads the golf record input screen data from the course manual storage unit 5e to display the display unit ( Display on 5c).

4 is an exemplary view of a golf record input screen according to the present invention.

As can be seen in FIG. 4, a data field for inputting golf records for each golfer is blanked so that the key input unit 5b of the personal portable terminal 5 caddy the recorded record while the golfer is playing the game. ), And the input record data is stored in the record storage unit 5f.

As described above, the records recorded by the golfer while playing the game are respectively stored in the record storage unit 5f and moved to each hole according to each course. When the golfer moves to each hole, a specific manual for each hole is displayed. For example, if the golfer is currently in “Mountain Course No. 2 Hole Par4”, the golfer displays a screen as shown in FIG. 5.

5 is a diagram illustrating a manual screen for each course according to the present invention.

That is, the record management program section 5d reads the course manual for the course from the course manual storage section 5e and displays it on the display section 5c. As can be seen in Figure 5, as a manual for the mountain course No. 2 (Par4), at the top is shown the distance, Par number and H / D for each grade (Champion, Regular, Front, Ladies,) for the course On the left side of the center, there is a map of the mountain course No. 2 (Par4), and on the right side of the center there are points and points for the course. In addition, a record for each golfer is displayed, with "Driver", "Wood", "Long Iron", "Middle Iron", "Short Iron", "Pitching", "Chiping", "Long Putting", " Short putt, "uphill slope", "downhill slope", "foot high", "foot low", payway bunker ", and" green surrounding bunker "are displayed. As a list of cases to be advised is displayed, a golfer can select one of them, and a detailed description thereof can be viewed through the display unit 5c of the personal portable terminal 5.

In addition, when a predetermined position is pointed on the map on the left side of the center through the key input section 5b, the recording management program section 5d moves from the coarse manual storage section 5e to the current pointed position and the hole from the pointing position. Various stored data such as the distance to the readout are read out and displayed on the display unit 5c. This allows golfers to get information about their desired location.

Through this operation, the golfer can obtain the information necessary for the course through the display unit 5c of the personal portable terminal 5, and the caddy also records the record recorded by the golfer while playing the game on the course. Type in When the game is finished, the recording data of each golfer stored in the recording storage section 5f is wirelessly transmitted to the base station 10 via the data transmitting / receiving section 5a under the control of the control section 5h, and the base station 10 Transmits wirelessly transmitted recording data to the communication server 20 via the Internet via the WAP G / W server 15. The server connection portion 20a of the communication server 20 receives the record data transmitted through the Internet and stores it in the golfer record DB 20c.

In addition, the control unit 20d of the communication server 20 is updated from the aerial photograph DB 20b when the update for the golf course course aerial photograph stored in the aerial photograph storage unit 5g of the existing personal portable terminal 5 is required. The aerial photograph data is read and transmitted to the personal mobile terminal 5 via the WAP G / W server 15 and the base station 10 through the Internet. The data transmitting / receiving unit 5a of the personal portable terminal 5 receives the updated aerial photo data transmitted and updates the existing aerial photo data stored in the aerial photo storage unit 5g under the control of the control unit 5h. Update to aerial photo data. By updating the aerial photograph stored in the aerial photograph storage unit 5g of the personal portable terminal 5, a new aerial photograph can be updated immediately when a new course or a course change occurs.

Then, if the golfer wants to view the game record after the game is finished at the golf course, the golfer moves to the printer 30 provided at a predetermined position of the golf course and inputs member information for reading his or her record. The printer 30 communicates with the communication server 20 over the Internet according to the inputted member information, receives the member's record data stored in the golfer record DB 20c and prints it on the printer paper. The golfer can read the record printed on the paper and blow the record of the finished game.

Furthermore, the web server 25 may read the golf records of each golfer stored in the golfer record DB 20c stored in the communication server 20 to prepare various statistics and provide them to the golfer connected through the website. have.

That is, the control unit 25a reads the record of each golfer stored in the golfer record DB 20c of the communication server 20 and stores it in the golfer record DB 25c of the web server 25, and then records recording program unit ( 25b) can be controlled to generate various statistics.

For example, the average monthly average score that golfers recorded in October, monthly average scores, and partial monthly average scores. This will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 to 8.

6 is an exemplary view showing the statistics of the average monthly stroke of each golfer according to the present invention.

7 is an exemplary view showing the statistics of the monthly average score of each golfer according to the present invention.

Figure 8 is an exemplary view showing the statistics of the average monthly scores for each part of the golfer according to the present invention.

First, referring to FIG. 6, FIG. 6 shows a golfer named “Moonseonggi” through the “Hantan River”, “Yosung”, “IMG”, “Grand”, “Plaza” golf course from September 2003 to October 2003. Based on the recorded records, the average monthly average is 71.7 strokes and the monthly average handicap is -1.1. The display reads the records of the "Moonsunggi" golfer from September 2003 to October 2003 stored in the golfer record DB 25c by the recording statistics program unit 25b to make monthly average hit statistics and through the website. Display to the golfer who connected.

In addition, referring to FIG. 7, FIG. 7 is a statistic representing monthly average scores of three golfers, namely, “Moonsung period”, “Moonseong period 1”, and “Moonseong period 2”. Indicates a change. The display reads the monthly records from January to November of the “literacy”, “literacy 1”, and “literacy 2” golfers stored in the golfer record DB 25c by the recording statistics program unit 25b to obtain a monthly average score. And display it to the golfer who accessed it through the website.

In addition, referring to FIG. 8, FIG. 8 is a statistic showing a monthly average score of each part, that is, a paron, an eagle, a birdie, a par, a bogie, a double of each golfer from January to November. Changes in monthly average scores for Bogie, Triple Bogie, and Double Wave. In the display, the record statistics program unit 25b reads the monthly records for each golfer from January to November for each golfer stored in the golfer records DB 25c to create monthly average scores for each section, and accesses them through the website. Display to the golfer.

The data displayed above is stored in the recording statistics DB 25d by the recording statistics program unit 25b so that the data can be viewed later.

In addition, the statistical data displayed by the web server 25 can be variously changed according to embodiments of those skilled in the art.

In this way, by providing various statistics to the golfer connected through the web server 25, the golfer can statistically view the record recorded while playing golf.

Further, in another embodiment of the present invention, the web server () is linked to a server (not shown) of a certification authority that can authorize a golfer's handicap, for example, golf associations to record the golfer's record data stored in the web server () You can be certified. This authentication improves the reliability of the recorded data stored by the golfer through the game.

In the above described with reference to the accompanying drawings, preferred embodiments of the present invention in detail. However, embodiments of the present invention may be variously modified or applied by those skilled in the art, the scope of the technical idea according to the present invention should be determined by the claims below. will be.

According to an aspect of the present invention, the record of the golfer, which was recorded by the existing handwriting, can be recorded through the personal portable terminal so that the digitalization and statistics of the record can be managed more systematically.

According to another aspect of the present invention, by providing a variety of information necessary for the golfer on the course through the personal portable terminal to allow the golfer to enjoy the golf game more advantageously.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a golfer can access his or her own records accumulated by simply connecting to a web server, thereby facilitating access to the records.

1 is a schematic diagram of a golfer's record management system using a personal portable device according to the present invention

Figure 2 is a detailed block diagram of a golfer's record management system using a personal portable terminal according to the present invention

Figure 3 is an exemplary view of the initial golf record input screen according to the present invention

4 is an exemplary view of a golf record input screen according to the present invention

5 is a diagram illustrating a manual screen for each course according to the present invention.

6 is an exemplary view showing the statistics of the average monthly stroke of each golfer according to the present invention

7 is an exemplary view showing the statistics of the monthly average score of each golfer according to the present invention

Figure 8 is an illustration showing the statistics of the average monthly scores for each golfer part according to the present invention

Claims (1)

A system for storing and managing golfer records, A personal portable terminal for inputting and transmitting a course record of a golfer and receiving and displaying data transmitted from a communication server; A communication server storing a course-specific record of a golfer transmitted from the personal portable terminal, and storing data such as a course aerial photograph, manual, etc .; And And a web server for reading and storing data such as golfer's course records from the communication server, and statistically recording golfer's course records and displaying and storing the data through a website. Golfer's record management system.