KR20210027607A - Method for displaying golf course and virtual golf system using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for displaying a golf course, and a virtual golf system using the same. The method for displaying a golf course comprises: a step of selecting at least a part of the golf course as a target area; a step of dividing the target area into a plurality of sub-areas; and a step of displaying the target area while differently displaying at least one of color, brightness, and chroma of the plurality of sub-areas depending on properties of a corresponding area. Also, the virtual golf system comprises: a calculating unit which calculates movement of a golf ball after a user hits the golf ball; and a displaying unit which displays a calculation result video and displays at least a part of the golf course which is being played by the user. When at least a part of the golf course displayed by the displaying unit is referred to as the target area or the target area includes the plurality of sub-areas having different properties, the present invention differently displays at least one of color, brightness, and chroma of the plurality of sub-areas depending on the property of the corresponding area.

Description

Golf course display method and virtual golf system using it {METHOD FOR DISPLAYING GOLF COURSE AND VIRTUAL GOLF SYSTEM USING THE SAME}

The present invention relates to a golf course display method and a virtual golf system using the same, and more particularly, a golf course display method enabling a user using a golf simulation device such as screen golf to easily and accurately grasp topographic information on a golf course And a virtual golf system using the same.

Simulation devices for enjoying sports games without going to the field have been developed using video and computer simulation technologies, and virtual indoor sports games such as golf and baseball have been widely spread. In particular, as the golf population increases, the popularity of screen golf that can enjoy golf using a virtual golf simulation device is increasing. In screen golf, the video of the golf course is displayed through the screen, so it feels as if you are playing a real golf game outdoors, but saves time and money compared to playing on an outdoor field. It is very popular with busy modern people who have difficulty playing outdoor golf due to economic reasons.

However, as the demand for screen golf increases, users' expectations for this are getting higher and higher. Therefore, screen golf not only provides the reality as if playing in a real golf course, but also provides a variety of contents using cutting-edge technologies that are difficult to provide in an actual golf course due to the nature of being serviced through various advanced devices. There is a need to promote convenience.

The present invention was invented in view of the above circumstances, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a golf course display method in which a user can easily and accurately grasp topographic information on a golf course by displaying colors and the like differently according to the property of the terrain. do.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a virtual golf system using the golf course display method.

In addition, other objects of the present invention can be clearly understood from the following description and the accompanying drawings.

A golf course display method according to an embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object includes selecting at least a part of a golf course as a target area, dividing the target area into a plurality of sub areas, and the target area And displaying at least one of color, brightness, and saturation differently for the plurality of sub-areas according to the property of the corresponding area.

In addition, the virtual golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a calculation unit that calculates a motion after hitting a golf ball hit by a user, and a display unit that displays the calculated result image and displays at least a part of the golf course that the user is playing. Includes. When at least a part of the golf course displayed by the display unit is referred to as a target area, and the target area includes a plurality of sub-areas having different attributes, the plurality of sub-areas are color, brightness, and At least one of the saturation displays differently.

In the virtual golf system, the target area is a green area for putting, and at least one of color, brightness, and saturation may be displayed differently according to each height of the plurality of sub areas.

In the virtual golf system, a grid for dividing the plurality of sub-areas may be displayed. Here, the grid may include a plurality of first lines along a first direction and a plurality of second lines along a second direction. In addition, the target area is a green area for putting, and the grid may further include a first object moving along the first line and a second object moving along the second line, and the first object and /Or the moving speed of the second object may vary according to at least one of a gradient of the green area and a speed of the green area.

In the virtual golf system, further comprising an auxiliary display unit other than the display unit, and displaying the plurality of sub-areas differently in at least one of color, brightness, and saturation according to a property of the corresponding area, the display unit is displayed on the auxiliary display unit. Can be.

According to the golf course display method of the present invention and a virtual golf system using the same, by displaying colors and the like differently according to the property of the terrain, the user can more conveniently and accurately acquire play information such as terrain information, thereby enhancing user convenience. There is an effect that the user's play ability can be improved accordingly.

1 to 4 are diagrams showing a process of a method for displaying a golf course according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a diagram showing a schematic structure of a virtual golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a block diagram showing a relationship between main components of the virtual golf system of FIG. 5.
7 to 9 are views showing various display examples of a golf course that can be provided in the virtual golf system of FIG. 5.
10 is a diagram showing a schematic structure of a virtual golf system according to another embodiment of the present invention.
11 is a diagram showing a schematic structure of a virtual golf system according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail through examples. Objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will be easily understood through the following embodiments. The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described herein, and may be embodied in other forms. The embodiments introduced herein are provided so that the disclosed contents may be thorough and complete, and the spirit of the present invention may be sufficiently transmitted to those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains. Therefore, the present invention should not be limited by the following examples.

In the present specification, terms such as first and second are used to describe various elements, but the elements should not be limited by these terms. These terms are only used to distinguish the elements from each other. Further, when it is mentioned that an element is above another element, it means that it can be formed directly on the other element or that a third element can be interposed between them.

In the drawings, the sizes of elements, or the relative sizes between elements, may be somewhat exaggerated for a clearer understanding of the present invention. In addition, the shape of the elements shown in the drawings may be slightly changed due to variations in the manufacturing process or the like. Accordingly, the embodiments disclosed in the present specification should not be limited to the shapes shown in the drawings unless otherwise specified, and should be understood as including some degree of modification.

1 to 4 are diagrams showing a process of a method for displaying a golf course according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, a method for displaying a golf course according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes three steps of selecting a target area (S10), classifying a sub area (S20), and displaying a color (S30). In the target area selection step S10, a target area of the golf course to be displayed on the screen is selected. As the target area, an entire area of a specific golf course that can be displayed on the screen may be selected, or a part of the entire area may be selected. In the sub-region classification step S20, the selected target region is divided into a plurality of sub-regions, and in the color display step S30, the divided sub-regions are displayed in different colors according to the characteristics of each region. For example, when the characteristic of the divided sub-regions is the height, regions having different heights among the plurality of sub-regions are displayed in different colors.

2 to 4 show processes when the golf course display method of FIG. 1 is applied to screen golf, and through this, each step of the golf course display method of the present invention will be described in more detail.

Referring to FIG. 2, in a first step, a target area to be displayed on a screen screen in a golf course is selected. Golf is played by hitting a golf ball with a tee shot and putting a golf ball into the hole cup of the green. It is a game in which the number of hits from the tee shot until the golf ball is put into the hole cup is used. In general, a golf game consists of 18 holes as a unit, and the golf course constituting each hole has a variety of teeing grounds, through the greens, greens, and hazards. It consists of zones.

In a golf course of a golf course, an area displayed on a screen screen mainly becomes a golf ball and an area around the golf ball, and this display area changes according to the movement of the golf ball. For example, before the user strikes the golf ball, the position of the golf ball is called the'current strike position', and the landing position is determined when the user strikes the golf ball and the golf ball flies a predetermined distance and lands at a predetermined position. In the case of'next hitting position', the area around the current hitting location is displayed on the screen before the user hits the golf ball, and the next hitting location is centered before hitting the next after the user hits the golf ball. As a result, the area around it can be displayed. In this way, the target area that can be displayed on the screen screen is not always fixed, and the target area may be changed while screen golf is being played.

Referring to FIG. 3, the target area selected in the second step is divided into a plurality of sub-areas Sub. 3 shows an example in which the target area is divided into four sub-areas (Sub) such as the first to fourth sub-areas (Sub1, Sub2, Sub3, Sub4), but the shape or number of the sub-areas (Sub) is limited. There is no. The sub-region Sub may be classified according to the property of the terrain occupied by the sub-region Sub. For example, all areas of a golf course may not be located at the same height and may have different heights for each area, and areas having different heights may be divided into different sub areas Sub. In screen golf, a database storing data on a golf course is provided, and data on a golf course may include image information on a golf course and detailed topographic information of regions constituting a golf course. Accordingly, the target area can be appropriately divided into a plurality of sub-areas Sub according to the properties of the corresponding area by referring to the detailed terrain information and the like.

Referring to FIG. 4, colors are displayed in the sub-area Sub divided in the last step. By using different colors according to the topographic properties of the sub-area Sub, the sub-area Sub having different topographic characteristics can be easily identified by color. For example, a first sub-region Sub1, which is higher than regions of different heights, is displayed in red, and a fourth sub-region Sub4, which is lower than regions of other heights, is displayed in blue, and the first and The second and third subs Sub2 and Sub3 having an intermediate height of the fourth sub area may be displayed in an intermediate color such as yellow or green. Here, the color is just an example, and the height to be displayed in which color can be arbitrarily set. However, the correspondence between the height and the color display showing which color represents the high height and which color represents the low height is displayed on the screen so that the user can see the color display of the sub area (Sub) and determine the height or height. It is desirable to be notified to the user in a separate way.

As described above, according to the present invention, colors are displayed differently according to topographic properties such as the height of the corresponding area so that the topographic characteristics of the displayed golf course areas can be easily recognized. The screen for dividing and showing the area using color may be a two-dimensional plan view of the golf course area as shown in FIG. 4(a). Alternatively, as shown in Fig. 4(b), the screen for dividing and showing the area using color is a distant screen (mainly a background screen) (A1) and a near screen (mainly a screen near the point where a golf ball is placed). ) A method that includes a plurality of target screens as shown in (A2), where the distant screen (A1), which does not need to represent the terrain characteristics, is expressed in a conventional manner, and colors are displayed differently for each area only for the near screen (A2). It can be expressed by applying. Here, it is said that colors are displayed differently depending on the height of each area, but the height is mentioned as an example of terrain properties, and colors are displayed differently for not only the height but also other properties such as the slope of the terrain or the speed of the green on a golf course. The method of doing this can be applied.

Hereinafter, a virtual golf system to which the above-described golf course display method is specifically applied will be described.

5 is a diagram showing a schematic structure of a virtual golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a relationship between main components of the virtual golf system of FIG. 5.

Referring to FIG. 5, the virtual golf system 100 according to the present embodiment includes a striking plate 110, a sensing unit 120, an input unit 130, a simulator 140, and a display unit 150.

The striking plate 110 corresponds to a striking zone in which a golf ball is placed and hit is made. The striking plate 110 is provided with a striking mat 111, and a golf ball for striking is provided to the striking mat 111 by a separate golf ball supply means.

The detection unit 120 detects the movement of the golf ball hit by the user, and is for grasping the overall state information on the hit golf ball, and detects the movement of the golf ball as well as a camera capable of photographing the movement of the golf ball. Any detection means such as a detection sensor can be used if it can be detected. Various sensing methods, such as image sensing, light emission/reception sensing, and laser sensing, can be applied using the above-described sensing means, and the state information of the golf ball hit by the user can be grasped through this sensing method. The camera or detection sensor may be used alone or together, and only one may be used, or several may be used as necessary.

The input unit 130 is for receiving various types of information from a user, and a keyboard or mouse may be used. In screen golf, there are cases where information input from the user is required, such as when the user inputs his or her ID or password, or when the user selects a golf course or difficulty level to play, etc., for this purpose, the input unit 130 It is equipped.

As shown in FIG. 6, the simulator 140 may include a calculation unit 141, an image unit 142, and a database 143. When the user hits the golf ball, the calculation unit 141 may calculate and simulate the trajectory of the golf ball based on the received state information on the hit golf ball. The image unit 142 may implement a golf image to be shown to the user and transmit it to the display unit 150. The screen according to the image generated by the image unit 142 may include a plurality of target screens, such as a far screen and a near screen. Here, the distant screen is a screen that mainly represents a background screen, and does not need to indicate special terrain characteristics. The near-field screen mainly represents the floor surface screen near the point where the golf ball is placed, and since the characteristics of the point where the golf ball is placed can affect the hitting of the golf ball, the user's point of view is to determine the characteristics of the terrain displayed on the near-field screen. You need to figure it out. Therefore, for the near-field screen, a salpin golf course display method (a display method using a plurality of colors, etc. depending on the characteristics of each region) can be applied. In order to handle the processing for applying such a golf course display method, the image unit ( A color display unit 142 may be separately provided. The database 143 may store information necessary for the operation of the calculation unit 141 and the image unit 142.

The display unit 150 includes a beam projector 151 and a screen 152. The beam projector 151 projects a golf image and provides it to the screen 152, and the screen 152 displays the projected image to the user.

The virtual golf system 100 is a device installed in a screen golf course to play screen golf. When the user plays screen golf, the operation process of the virtual golf system 100 is as follows.

First, when a user strikes a golf ball, the sensing unit 120 detects a physical state such as a speed or a moving direction of the golf ball hit by the user. The sensing information sensed by the sensing unit 120 is transmitted to the simulator 140, and the calculation unit 141 of the simulator 140 assumes that the user hits the golf ball at the outdoor golf course based on the transmitted information. Calculate the trajectory of the golf ball. The image unit 142 implements an image in which the golf ball moves according to the calculated trajectory, and the image is displayed and provided to the user in the display unit 150.

The golf course provided for the user's play in the screen golf course may be identically reproduced using an actual golf course as a model, or a virtual golf course that is not real may be arbitrarily created. In either case, the image of the golf course the user is playing is displayed on the screen 152, and when the user hits the golf ball and the trajectory of the hit golf ball is calculated, the screen of the screen 152 is calculated from the golf course of the golf course. After the golf ball moves as specified, an image that stops at a predetermined point is displayed. That is, before the user hits the screen 152, a golf ball placed in a predetermined position and an area around the golf ball are mainly displayed, and immediately after the user hits, a flying golf ball and a golf course area where the golf ball passes while flying are displayed. do. From the user's point of view, the area of the golf course that the golf ball passes through when the golf ball flies is not the main subject of interest, and the area around the point where the golf ball is placed before hitting the golf ball may be the main subject of interest. This is because it can affect the hitting of the golf ball according to the terrain characteristics of the point where the golf ball is placed. For example, in actual golf, when a golf ball is placed in a fairway area, the difficulty of hitting is different from that of hitting when the golf ball is placed in a rough area. The fairway has a shorter turf than the rough, so it is easier to hit the golf ball, and the difficulty is low. On the other hand, in the rough, the turf is relatively long, so it is disadvantageous to hit the golf ball and the difficulty is high. In screen golf, regardless of whether the golf ball in the screen 152 is located on the fairway or in the rough, it hits the golf ball placed on the hitting mat 111, so in actual golf, the hit is affected according to the nature of the terrain on which the golf ball is placed. The effect cannot be reproduced 100% identically in screen golf. However, in screen golf, the hitting mat 111 is divided into a plurality of areas corresponding to the fairway/rough, or the screen 152 uses a method of adjusting the flying distance according to the property of the terrain on which the golf ball is placed. According to the property of the terrain on which the golf ball is placed, the effect that affects the hit is reproduced to some extent. Terrain such as fairway/rough is just one example to explain that terrain properties can affect the user's hit, and the important point is that the terrain property of the point where the golf ball is placed affects the hit, and the screen It is configured to influence the hitting of the golf ball according to the terrain characteristics of the point in the screen where the golf ball is placed so that you can experience the reality of golf in golf. Therefore, in screen golf, like actual golf, the terrain attribute of the point where the golf ball is placed becomes important information to the user.

In particular, in the case of putting, the golf ball is placed on the green area adjacent to the hole cup of the golf course, and information on the topography of the point where the golf ball is placed before putting is very important to the user. This is because, when putting, it is necessary to adjust the strength or direction of the putting according to the direction and how much the terrain at the point where the golf ball is placed is inclined. Therefore, when the user wants to put, it is necessary to provide appropriate information so that the user can easily grasp the terrain characteristics of the point where the golf ball is placed. If the course screen is displayed on the screen 152, the user can easily grasp the terrain characteristics around the golf ball. Hereinafter, various display examples in which a method of displaying a plurality of colors for each area by focusing on a screen representing a golf ball and its surrounding area before putting is applied will be described.

7 to 9 are diagrams illustrating various display examples of a golf course that can be provided in the virtual golf system of FIG. 5.

Referring to FIG. 7, a target area in which the hole cup HC and the golf ball G are displayed together is displayed on the screen screen. The target area may be a part of a green area in a golf course. In addition, a grid is displayed in the area between the hole cup HC and the golf ball G. The grid includes a plurality of horizontal lines L1 along the horizontal direction and a plurality of vertical lines L2 along the vertical direction. In this way, the corresponding region is divided into a plurality of sub-regions Sub by a plurality of horizontal and vertical lines L1 and L2 of the grid. When the horizontal and vertical lines L1 and L2 are straight lines at right angles to each other, and the intervals between the lines are constant, the grid can clearly distinguish the sub-regions Sub in the same size or shape. However, the horizontal and vertical lines L1 and L2 constituting the grid do not necessarily have a straight line shape perpendicular to each other, and the spacing of each line may not be constant. Furthermore, the grid has the advantage of being able to visually distinguish the area, but since the division area can be identified only by color, it is not necessary to use the grid to distinguish the area.

The plurality of sub-regions Sub divided by the grid may be displayed in different colors according to the terrain property, for example, the height of the corresponding region. Specifically, the first sub-area Sub1, which is relatively high compared to the other areas of the sub-area Sub, is displayed in red, and the fifth sub-area Sub5 is relatively low compared to the other areas of the sub-area Sub. Is displayed in blue, and the second to fourth sub-regions Sub2, Sub3, and Sub4 having intermediate heights of the first and fifth sub-regions Sub1 and Sub5 may be displayed in an intermediate color such as yellow or green. Here, the color is just an example, and the height to be displayed in which color can be arbitrarily set. In this way, when the height of the area between the golf ball (G) and the hole cup (HC) is not constant, the user sees the color displayed in the sub area (Sub) and distributes the height of the area between the golf ball (G) and the hole cup (HC). Can be easily identified. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, if the color of the sub area Sub changes from blue to yellow as the golf ball G moves toward the position of the hole cup HC, the user may change the position of the hole cup HC. It can be seen that the height is higher than the position of the golf ball (G), which means that when the golf ball (G) is put, the golf ball (G) goes up against the slope toward the higher slope. You can strategize putting it harder to get enough power to go up the slope. In addition, if the height decreases as the golf ball (G) advances from the golf ball (G) to the position of the hole cup (HC), contrary to that shown in FIG. 7, it means that the golf ball (G) descends along the slope toward the lower slope during putting. Therefore, the user can establish a strategy of putting more weakly so as to prevent the golf ball G from passing through the hole cup HC due to excessive acceleration as it descends along the slope.

As described above, a predetermined area displayed on the screen screen is divided into a plurality of sub-areas (Sub) and then displayed in different colors according to the terrain properties of the sub-area (Sub), so that the user can hit the golf ball (G). It is possible to easily grasp the topographic information affecting the golf ball, and from this, it is possible to appropriately establish a strategy necessary for hitting the golf ball (G). In addition, by using a grid to classify the sub area (Sub), by checking the horizontal line (L1) spacing or the vertical line (L2) spacing between the golf ball (G) and the hole cup (HC), the golf ball (G) It is also possible to determine the approximate distance between the and the hole cup (HC).

In the embodiment described with reference to FIG. 7, it has been said that different colors are used for classification according to the attribute of the sub area Sub, but it is not necessary to use only color display. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, by displaying the same color but differently displaying brightness or saturation, the sub-region Sub is divided into a plurality of sub-regions (Sub1, Sub2, Sub3) according to the terrain property. Can be displayed.

Also, as in the embodiment described with reference to FIG. 7, after displaying the sub area Sub in different colors according to the properties of the corresponding area, in addition to this, an indicator I moving on the grid as shown in FIG. 9 Can be added. The indicator I may include a horizontal indicator I1 moving along the horizontal line L1 and a vertical indicator I2 moving along the vertical line L2. However, the horizontal and vertical indicators I1 and I2 are not necessarily provided together, and only one of them may be additionally provided if necessary.

The indicator I moves along the grid, and at this time, it is possible to provide additional information to the user by appropriately displaying the moving speed. For example, the horizontal indicator I1 may be displayed so that the movement speed increases as the slope increases according to the slope of the horizontal line L1 on which the corresponding indicator I1 moves. Likewise, the vertical indicator I2 may be displayed so that the movement speed increases as the inclination increases according to the inclination of the vertical line L2 on which the corresponding indicator I2 moves. Alternatively, in golf, the green speed may vary according to the condition of the grass in the green area, and the user needs to determine the green speed and then appropriately adjust the putting intensity according to the green speed. Therefore, the green speed is one of the variables to be checked by the user when putting, and an indicator (I) can be used so that the user can check the green speed. For example, the moving speed of the indicator I may be displayed to increase according to the green speed. By introducing the indicator (I) as described above, the user checks the moving speed of the horizontal and/or vertical indicators (I1, I2), such as changes in the slope of the area between the golf ball (G) and the hole cup (HC), or the green speed. There is an advantage of being able to grasp additional information more accurately.

Various examples of display of a golf course using a plurality of colors for each region according to the above terrain properties have been examined, but these are only a few examples to aid in understanding, and other forms not mentioned here have also been marked with the golf course of the present invention. The method can be applied.

10 is a diagram showing a schematic structure of a virtual golf system according to another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a schematic structure of a virtual golf system according to another embodiment of the present invention. Since the virtual golf systems of FIGS. 10 and 11 have parts in common with the virtual golf system of FIG. 5, detailed descriptions of the common parts will be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 10, the virtual golf system 200 according to the present embodiment includes a striking plate 210, a sensing unit 220, an input unit 230, a simulator 240, and a display unit 250 and 260.

The hitting plate 210 is provided with a hitting mat 211 on which a golf ball is placed, and the user hits the golf ball on the hitting mat 211. The sensing unit 220 senses a physical state such as a moving speed or a moving direction of the golf ball hit by the user and transmits it to the simulator 240. The input unit 230 is for receiving an input from a user, and a keyboard or a mouse may be used. The simulator 240 receives detection information about the hit golf ball from the detection unit 220, calculates the trajectory of the golf ball based on this, and implements an image of the golf ball moving as calculated, and delivers it to the display units 250 and 260. do. The display unit includes a first display unit 250 and a second display unit 260. The first display unit 250 includes a front beam projector 251 and a front screen 252, and the second display unit 260 includes a bottom beam projector 261 and a floor screen 262. The front beam projector 251 projects an image and provides it to the front screen 252, and the front screen 252 displays the projected image to the user. The floor beam projector 261 projects an image and provides it to the floor screen 262, and the floor screen 262 displays the projected image to the user. In this way, since the screens 252 and 262 are provided on the front and the floor, respectively, more various images can be provided to the user. In addition, in the virtual golf system 200 according to the present exemplary embodiment, a screen displaying a golf course using a plurality of colors for each region according to the terrain attribute may be provided to the user. The main purpose of this screen is to provide information that affects the user's hit, and since it is not a screen that shows the golf course itself as it is, the screen for the golf course itself is displayed on the front screen 252, and the information is provided. For this purpose, a screen using a plurality of colors or the like according to the terrain property for each area may be displayed on the floor screen 262.

Referring to FIG. 11, the virtual golf system 300 according to the present embodiment includes a striking plate 310, a sensing unit 320, an input unit 330, a simulator 340, a display unit 350, and a kiosk 360. Includes.

The hitting plate 310 is provided with a hitting mat 311 on which a golf ball is placed, and the user hits the golf ball on the hitting mat 311. The detection unit 320 detects the physical state of the golf ball hit by the user and transmits it to the simulator 340. The input unit 330 may be a keyboard or mouse capable of receiving input from a user. The simulator 340 receives detection information about the hit golf ball from the detection unit 320, calculates a trajectory of the golf ball based on this, and implements an image of the golf ball moving as calculated, and transmits it to the display unit 350. The display unit 350 includes a beam projector 351 and a screen 352, and the beam projector 351 projects an image on the screen 352, and the screen 352 displays the projected image to the user. The kiosk 360 can be used for a small display, LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), LED (Light Emitting Diode), OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode), FED (Field Emission Display), PDP (Plasma Display Panel), flexible It may be made of a variety of display devices such as a display (Flexible Display). According to the present embodiment, a plurality of devices capable of displaying an image are provided, including the screen 352 and the kiosk 360, so that a more diverse screen can be provided to the user. In addition, in the virtual golf system 300 according to the present exemplary embodiment, a screen displaying a golf course using a plurality of colors for each region according to the terrain attribute may be provided to the user. The main purpose of this screen is to provide information that affects the user's hit, and since it is not a screen that shows the golf course itself as it is, the screen for the golf course itself is displayed on the screen 352, and to provide the information. A screen using a plurality of colors or the like according to the terrain property for each area may be displayed on the kiosk 360.

Although the specific embodiments of the present invention have been looked at as above, those of ordinary skill in the technical field to which the present invention pertains can understand that the present invention can be implemented in a modified form without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. will be. Therefore, the disclosed embodiments should be considered from an illustrative point of view rather than a limiting point of view. The scope of the present invention is shown in the claims rather than the above description, and all differences within the scope equivalent thereto should be construed as being included in the present invention.

100, 200, 300: virtual golf system
110, 210, 310: striking plate
120, 220, 320: detection unit
130, 230, 330: input
140, 240, 340: simulator
150, 250, 350: display
360: kiosk

Claims (8)

Selecting at least a portion of the golf course as a target area;
Dividing the target area into a plurality of sub-areas; And
Displaying the target area, and displaying the plurality of sub-areas differently in at least one of color, brightness, and saturation according to a property of the corresponding area;
How to display a golf course including. A calculation unit that calculates a motion after hitting the golf ball hit by the user; And
A display unit for displaying the calculated result image and for displaying at least a part of the golf course being played by the user;
Including,
When at least a part of the golf course displayed by the display unit is referred to as a target area, and the target area includes a plurality of sub-areas having different attributes, the plurality of sub-areas are selected according to the properties of the corresponding area. A virtual golf system in which at least one of the saturation displays differently. The method of claim 2,
The target area is a green area for putting, and displays at least one of color, brightness, and saturation differently according to each height of the plurality of sub areas. The method of claim 2,
A virtual golf system in which a grid for dividing the plurality of sub-areas is displayed. The method of claim 4,
The grid is a virtual golf system including a plurality of first lines along a first direction and a plurality of second lines along a second direction. The method of claim 5,
The target area is a green area for putting, and the grid further includes a first object moving along the first line and a second object moving along the second line. The method of claim 6,
A virtual golf system in which the moving speed of the first object and/or the second object is changed according to at least one of a slope of the green area and a speed of the green area. The method according to any one of claims 2 to 7,
Further comprising an auxiliary display portion other than the display portion,
A virtual golf system displayed on the auxiliary display unit in which at least one of color, brightness, and saturation of the plurality of sub-areas is differently displayed according to the property of the corresponding area.

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