WO2004050196A1

WO2004050196A1 - Play result recording implement for golf

Info

Publication number: WO2004050196A1
Application number: PCT/JP2003/015049
Authority: WO
Inventors: Yasuhiro Endo; Mariko Endo
Original assignee: Kabushiki Kaisha Score Planning
Priority date: 2002-11-29
Filing date: 2003-11-25
Publication date: 2004-06-17
Also published as: AU2003302583A1; JP2006051048A

Abstract

A play result recording implement for a golf, wherein a player in a course opens a booklet (3) and plays referring to the schematic drawing (13) of holes shown on the lower page (11) thereof, and how to conquer No. 1 hole and how to conquer a green (29) in the description of the formation of the holes shown on the upper page (31), and records score in a score recording column (33), whereby since the player can understand the formation of the holes and record the score merely by using the booklet (3), he does not become busy during the play and can sufficiently enjoy the golf.

Description

Specification

Golf playing result recording equipment

The present invention relates to a golf play result recording tool, and more particularly to a golf play result record tool that can easily grasp the configuration of each hole and can also record in detail a play result other than a score.

Background art

At golf courses, guidebooks (booklets) that describe the configuration of each hole, such as the terrain, tees, and pin positions, are sold. Players purchase this invoice and play while referring to it. May be. If you are not accompanied by a caddy, you will not be able to receive explanations about the topography of the hall, so you will play while looking at the above guidebook. On the other hand, scores are usually recorded by writing them on the score card provided at the golf course.

Therefore, the player puts out the guidebook from the pocket etc., spreads it out, grasps the topography of the hall, etc., and also records the score card out of the pocket etc. . Disclosure of the invention

If you are not too busy during play as described above, you will not be able to concentrate on play and your golf enjoyment will be halved. Also, if you do not fully understand the topography of the hole, you will lose the real thrill of golf.

In addition, detailed play results such as the distance traveled by each hit and the ball's arrival point There are many people who want to record the results, but conventional scorecards cannot record detailed play results and cannot respond to such requests.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and enables the configuration of each course to be grasped during golf play and the scoring of scores to be performed without being busy, and the present invention is to be described in further detail. It is an object of the present invention to provide a golf play result recording tool capable of recording a good play result.

To achieve this object, the invention set forth in claim 1 is to provide a hole configuration diagram showing the configuration of each hole of a golf course, such as terrain, tees, pin positions, etc. A golf play result recording tool comprising: a description of the configuration of each hole; and a record section for recording a play result such as a score.

The invention set forth in claim 2 is the golf play result recording tool described in claim 1, wherein the hole configuration diagram is described on a different scale depending on the distance of the hole. This is a golf result recording tool.

The invention according to claim 3 is the golf play result recording tool described in claim 2, wherein the scale of the hole configuration diagram is set to be larger in the order of long hole, middle hole, and short hole. A golf play result recording tool characterized in that:

The invention of claim 4 is the golf play result recording tool described in claim 2 or 3, further comprising a distance measuring device having a scale corresponding to the scale of the hole configuration diagram. A golf play result recording tool characterized in that: The invention according to claim 5 is the golf play result recording tool according to claim 4, wherein the distance measuring tool is one, and the one distance measuring instrument has a scale corresponding to a plurality of scales. It is a golf play result recording tool characterized in that a golf ball is formed.

The invention according to claim 6 is the invention according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the distance measuring device is made of a material which can be seen through the hole configuration diagram in a state where the distance measuring device is applied to the hole configuration diagram. It is a golf play result recording tool characterized by the following.

The invention according to claim 7 is the golf play result recording tool according to claim 6, wherein the hole configuration diagram is colored according to each scale, and the distance measuring device is the hole configuration diagram. A golf play result recording tool, wherein a scale corresponding to the scale is formed, and the periphery of a portion where the scale is formed has a color similar to the color of the hole configuration diagram corresponding to the scale.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a golf play result recording tool according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a developed view of a front and back cover of a booklet constituting the golf play result recording tool according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a hole constituting the golf play result recording tool according to the embodiment of the present invention and a page showing a description of the structure of the hole.

FIG. 4 is a diagram of a page on which a score entry column for a booklet and the like constituting a golf play result recording tool according to the embodiment of the present invention are described. FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining a method of measuring a flight distance of a hit ball by applying a distance measuring device to a schematic diagram of a hall.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Hereinafter, a golf play result recording tool 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

As shown in FIG. 1, the golf play result recording tool 1 is composed of a booklet 3 and a distance measuring device 5.

The configuration of booklet 3 will be described.

Figure 2 shows the front cover 7 and back cover 9 of booklet 3. The front cover 7 has the golf course name printed on it, and the back cover 9 has, for example, an advertisement for the restaurant.

Also, as shown in Fig. 1, the bottom page 11 of booklet 3 shows the configuration of the 1st hole (middle hole, par 4) as a hole configuration diagram of a scale of 1300. Schematic diagrams 13 are printed. The whole schematic diagram 13 of this hole is printed in a similar color to blue.

The hole schematic 13 shows the terrain of the hole, such as rough 15, fairway 17, tee grounds 19 a, 19 b, 19 c, green 21, nonker 23, and players Several trees 25 are drawn as a guide to determine where you are in Honore. In addition, equidistant lines 27 arranged at 50 yard intervals on the schematic diagram of the hall are described, and alphabets representing points a to g are described.

The lower part of the schematic diagram 13 of the hole is the distance from the tee force of the tee grounds 19a, 19b, and 19c to the point indicated by the alphabet as an explanation of the structure of the hole. , And from pin 29 The distance to the point indicated by the dot is described.

The upper page 31 of the double-page spread describes how to attack the first hole, how to attack the green 29 as an explanation of the hole configuration, and a record field for recording the play results such as scores. All score record columns 33 are provided.

In addition, the upper page 31 shows a schematic diagram of the green 29 and symbols indicating the properties of the grass of the green 29 (in which direction the golf ball rolls easily).

Booklet 3 contains two sets of schematic diagrams of the halls and explanations of the structure of the halls, as shown in Fig. 3, with the first to ninth holes as one set. The scales of the hole schematics from No. 1 to No. 9 are short hole power S 1/2000, and long holes are 1Z400. Therefore, the schematic diagrams of the shorthorn, middle hole, and long hole will be posted in almost the full size of the lower page of the spread of booklet 3.

The schematic diagram of the short hole is printed in a color similar to red, and the long hole is printed in a color similar to yellow.

As shown in Fig. 4, page 35 on the last spread of booklet 3 describes how to measure the distance to the green front edge. In addition, on the lower page 37, there is provided a score entry column 39 for counting as a play result record column for four players.

The configuration of the distance measuring device 5 will be described.

As will be described later, the distance measuring device 5 is made of colored translucent plastic which can be seen through, and is divided into three scale portions 41, 43, and 45 in the vertical direction. Short Hall Scale The part 41 is colored red and has a scale 41a that can measure a schematic diagram of a short scale of 1/2000 scale in 5-yard increments. The middle hole scale section 43 is colored blue, and a scale 43a is provided to measure the schematic diagram of the middle hole 1/300 scale in 5 yard increments. I have. In addition, the scale section 45 for the long hole is colored yellow, and a scale 45a is provided for measuring a schematic diagram of the 1/400 scale ring hole in 5 yard increments. That is, the above-mentioned colors are attached around the scales 41a, 43a and 45a.

Although not shown, the scales 41a, 43a, and 45a are indicated by numbers such as `` 50, 100, 150, ... '' every 50 yards on the scale. Then, the scales 41a, 43a, and 45a are made easy to read. Next, a method of using the golf play result recording tool 1 will be described.

The player who has entered the course opens the booklet 3 and draws the schematic diagram 13 of the hole on page 11 below and the green 2 as an explanation of how to attack the hole 1 on page 31 and the structure of the hole. Play by referring to the 9 attacking methods. The score is recorded in the score record column 33.

In this way, the player can grasp the configuration of the hole and record the score only with the booklet 3, so that the player does not become busy during the play and can fully enjoy golf.

Scores should be totaled using the total score record column 39.

Also, those who wish to record the result of play in more detail can record the hit point of the hit on the schematic diagram 13 of the hole. Shown in Fig. 5 Thus, for example, starting from the tee point P1 on the tee ground 19b, the arrival point P2 of the first hit ball is determined and described from the position of the bunker 23 and the tree ²⁵ . When measuring the distance between the points P 1 and P 2, the middle hole scale section 43 of the distance measuring device 5 is applied to the hole schematic diagram 13, and the scale section 43 is seen through. By reading the scale 43a between points P1 and P2, you can know the exact flight distance. As described above, the hole schematic diagram 13 of the middle hole is similar in color to blue, so when looking at the hole schematic diagram 13 through the blue scale portion 43, points P1, P2 Appears to emerge. Therefore, the points Pl and P2 can be easily visually recognized.

By using the golf play result recording tool 1 as described above, the direction of the hit ball and the flight distance can be accurately recorded, and the flight distance can be easily confirmed by the distance measuring device 5. You can get useful materials for golf improvement.

As a matter of course, the player looks at a page showing a schematic diagram of the hole being played and a description of the configuration of the hole, and records the arrival points of the score and the pole. In this case, the middle hole scale section 43 of the distance measuring device 5 was used for the middle hole as described above, but the short hole scale section 41 was added to the short hole schematic diagram. The long hole scale part 45 is used for the schematic diagram of the long hole. In this case as well, the schematic diagram of the short hole has a similar color to red, and the short hole scale portion 41 is colored red, so the short hole scale portion 41 is connected to the short hole. When you see through the hole schematic, you can easily see where the tee and the ball reach You can see it. The same applies when a yellow long hole scale 45 is applied to the schematic diagram of a long hole printed in a similar yellow color and seen through.

The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above. However, the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and even if there is a change in the design without departing from the gist of the present invention, the present invention is not limited to the embodiment. included.

For example, it is also possible to use the booklet 3 alone without attaching the distance measuring device 5.

Further, the contents of the description of the configuration of the hall are not limited to those described above, and may be more detailed.

-Industrial applicability

As described above, according to the golf play result recording tool of the present invention, the configuration of each course can be grasped and the score can be recorded without being busy during golf play. More detailed play results can be recorded.

Claims

1. Record the configuration of each hole on the golf course, showing the topography, tees, pin positions, etc. of each hole, explain the configuration of each hole, such as the distance from the tee to the pins, and record the play results, such as scores. A golf court play result recording tool comprising a record column.

2. In the golf play result recording tool described in claim 1, the hole configuration diagram is described on a different scale depending on the distance of the hole.

A golf play result recording tool characterized in that it is used.

Chapter

3. Surrounded by the golf play result recording device described in claim 2.

A golf play result recording tool characterized in that the scale of the Honoré configuration diagram is set to be larger in the order of Long Honoré, Middle Honoré, and Short hole.

4. The golf play result recording tool as set forth in claim 2 or 3, further comprising a distance measuring device provided with a scale corresponding to the scale of the hole configuration diagram. Play result recording tool.

5. In the golf play result recording tool described in claim 4, the distance measuring tool is one, and the scale corresponding to a plurality of scales is formed on the one distance measuring instrument. A golf play result recording tool characterized by the following.

6. A golf ball according to claim 4, wherein the distance measuring device is made of a material that can be seen through the hole configuration diagram in a state where the distance measurement device is applied to the hole configuration diagram. Play result recording tool.

7. The golf play result recording tool described in claim 6 In addition, the hole configuration diagram is colored according to each scale, and the distance measuring instrument is formed with a scale corresponding to the scale of the hall configuration diagram, and the scale corresponds to the periphery of the portion where the scale is formed. A golf play result recording tool characterized in that the color is similar to the color of the hole configuration diagram.