JP2642285B2 - Golf game equipment - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a golf game machine installed in a golf driving range having a plurality of at-bats and having a hole in front of each at-bat. The present invention relates to a golf game apparatus to be put into a game.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional golf driving range has a plurality of at-bats and a flag, a distance sign, a hole, etc. provided in front of each at-bat. By hitting the ball and visually confirming the drop position of the hit ball, the sense of direction, flight distance, etc. of the golf ball is cultivated.

[0003]

However, in the above-mentioned conventional device, the trainee or companion who hit the golf ball only makes a visual confirmation and at the same time the confirmation is uncertain. Therefore, it lacked in the game characteristics and was not interesting. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to address the above-described problem, and an object of the present invention is to provide an interesting golf game apparatus incorporating a game feeling.

[0004]

In order to achieve the above object, a first aspect of the present invention provides a golf ball provided with a plurality of types of identification marks. Use each of multiple at bats
A plurality of first detector to detect an identification mark that is attached to a golf ball to be struck at bat, provided near halls an identification mark which is attached to a golf ball that has entered the hole A second detector to be detected, and the second detector
When another mark is detected, the identification mark
Corresponds to the first detector that has detected the matching identification mark.
At bat with a golf ball hitting the hole
And a determination means for performing the determination.

[0005] In the first invention configured as described above,
Means that at each turn at bat, each first detector is to be hit
Each of the identification marks on the ball is detected and
Good. And the golf ball hit in each at bat
The second detector detects the identification mark on the ball
Is detected, and the determination means matches the detected identification mark.
At bat corresponding to the first detector that has detected the identification mark
Is considered as the bat at which the golf ball that entered the hole was hit.
Set. Therefore, according to the first aspect, the hall
The at-bat of a golf ball that has entered is automatically detected.
Players can enjoy golf practice as if playing a game.
At the same time, you can confirm the results of the practice.
Also, make sure that multiple people put golf balls into the hole.
You can enjoy it like a game.

[0006] Further , according to the second aspect of the present invention,
The feature of the configuration is that in addition to the configuration of the first invention,
At each turn at each elapsed time from each detection by the hit detector
A time measuring means for measuring each time,
The determination means of the invention according to the present invention is characterized in that the second detector uses an identification mark.
The time measured by the time measuring means when is detected
At-bat at a predetermined time, and the second detector
Search for an identification mark that matches the identification mark
Gol enters the hole at the bat corresponding to the first detector
Replaced by the judging means to judge that the bat has hit a ball
I did it. In the second invention thus configured,
The time measurement means uses multiple hit detectors to detect each
Is measured for each at-bat and the elapsed time from
Is the time between the turn at bat and entering the hall within the specified time.
In addition to the conditions of the first invention,
The bat at which the golf ball that has entered is hit is determined. did
Therefore, if there are multiple golf balls with the same identification mark
Enter the hall unless hit at almost the same time
Attacked bat of hit golf ball is automatically detected
Therefore, in addition to the effect of the first aspect, the prepared identification
Even if there are only a few types of golf
At-bat can be detected with high accuracy.

Further , according to the third aspect of the present invention,
The structural feature is that, in the configuration of the second invention, the bat
A plurality of holes in front of the
The predetermined time used for each hall
You. In the third invention configured as described above, a plurality of
Even if a hole is provided, the above-mentioned judgment
It is performed accurately taking into account the distance to
In addition to the effect of the invention, even if the number of holes is increased,
Even if the type of identification mark
The hitting bat hitting a hit golf ball can be accurately detected.

[0008] Further, a structural feature of the fourth aspect of the present invention is that a golf ball having a plurality of types of identification marks is used, and a different identification mark is provided for each at-bat. a plurality of detecting the distribution ball device for Haidama the ball, respectively provided in the vicinity plurality ho <br/> Lumpur an identification mark that is attached to a golf ball that has entered the hole, respectively
Detector and, based on the identification mark respectively detected by the plurality of detectors, a determination unit configured to determine at bat hitting a golf ball that has entered the hole for each hole, a plurality of punching of
A plurality of indicators respectively provided near the seat, and determination means
Based on the judgment result by the
A table provided near the bat that hit the golf ball
Use the indicator to indicate the golf ball
Display control means for controlling the display to display a rule
And that it had. According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the distributor distributes the golf balls provided with different identification marks for each turn at bat. Then, golf balls, which are distributed in each at-bat is struck, and the hit golf ball falls into one of the holes of the plurality of holes, each host
One of a plurality of detectors provided for each golf ball detects an identification mark attached to the golf ball,
The determining means determines the hitting bat at which the golf ball entering the hole is hit based on the detected identification mark. this
In this case, the judgment means determines whether the golf
At-bat is determined, and the display control means makes the determination.
Based on the results, a plurality of
At bat hitting a golf ball that entered the hole among the indicators
The indicator provided near the terminal allows you to
Controls the display to show the hole containing the ball
I will . Thus, also in the fourth invention, the hitting bat of the golf ball entering the hole is automatically detected. Therefore, similarly to the first aspect, the trainee can enjoy the golf practice as if playing a game, and at the same time, can surely confirm the result of the practice. Also, a plurality of players can enjoy putting a golf ball into the hole with a sense of competition. Further, according to the fourth aspect, each of the hits
On the indicator provided on the seat side, the hole where the golf ball was entered
Is displayed, the person who hit the golf ball
You can know the exact name of the hall where you went
Can be confirmed more reliably, and the judgment of competition or game is correct.
The competition is to Make or increase in the interest of the game.

[0009]

【Example】

a. First Embodiment Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
1 and 2 schematically show a driving range according to the embodiment. This driving range has a plurality of bats 10-1
10 to 10-m. In each of the bats 10-1 to 10-m, an operation device 11 is provided at the rear, and an automatic tee-up device 12 is provided in the basement (in the case of a bat at the second floor, in a building). Operation device 11
Has a built-in computer, is equipped with a display and operation switches, and controls the automatic tee-up device 12 and calculates a turn-around fee and the like. The automatic teeing device 12 automatically tees a golf ball supplied from a ball arrangement device (not shown) onto the tee 13 every time a batter hits a golf ball on the tee 13. A bar code reader 15 is arranged inside the automatic teeing device 12 toward the passage 14 of the golf ball, and the reader 15 reads a bar code printed on a golf ball to be teeed next. read.

On the fairway in front of each at-bat, a plurality of holes 20-1 to 20-n are provided at appropriate positions such as at-bats 10-1 to 10-m to 50, 100, and 120 yards.
(However, only the holes 20-1 and 20-2 are shown). These holes 20-1 to 20-n have, for example, a diameter of about 10 to 40 cm, and
At the rear of 20-n, a flag 21 for a mark is set up, and at the lower part, a ball collecting device 22 is embedded. The ball collecting device 22 communicates with the holes 20-1 to 20-n through a ball passage 23 formed in a substantially conical shape in the upper part and in a cylindrical shape in the lower part. Further, the ball collecting device 22 has a bar code reader 24 facing the ball passage 23, and the reader 24 reads a bar code printed on a golf ball passing through the ball passage 23.

Operating device 11, bar code reader 1
A front computer 30 is connected to 5, 24. The front computer 30 is provided in a management room of a driving range, etc., and comprehensively monitors the operation device 11 and the automatic tee-up device 12 of each of the bats 10-1 to 10-m. The front computer 30 stores and executes the program shown in the flow chart of FIG. 3, and rewrites an at-bat table 30a and a hall table 30b necessary for the execution.
Prepared in AM. As shown in FIG. 4, the turn at bat table 30a has two new and old storage areas for storing barcode values for each address 1 to m corresponding to each of the turn at bats 10-1 to 10-m. The hall table 30b is shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3, the storage area has a storage area for storing a predetermined number of turn at bat numbers for each address 1 to n corresponding to each of the holes 20-1 to 20-n.

As shown in FIG. 6A, different bar codes 41 for each ball 40 are printed at a plurality of places on the surface of the golf ball 40 used in such a golf driving range. . Thus, the barcode 41 can be read from any angle. In order to avoid damage to the barcode 41, concentric barcodes 43 may be printed in a plurality of dimples 42 as shown in FIG. 6B.

Next, the operation of the embodiment configured as described above will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. The front computer 30 starts executing the program in step 100, and in step 101, each of the turn at bats 10-1 to 10-1
A read signal from the 10-m barcode reader 15 is input, and it is determined whether any of the barcode readers 15 has read a barcode. If any one of the automatic tee-up devices 12 has teeed up the golf ball, “YES” is determined in step 101 and the program proceeds to step 102. In step 102, the barcode value stored in the new position of the at-bat table 30a is moved to the old position corresponding to the at-bat at which the barcode is read, and the barcode value represented by the newly read barcode is moved. Is stored in the new position. If none of the automatic teeing devices 12 has teeed the golf ball, step 10
At 1, the determination is “NO” and the program proceeds to program step 103. By the processing of steps 101 and 102, the barcode value representing the barcode printed on the golf ball that the batter will hit in a short time is stored in the turntable 30a for each turn.

Next, in step 103, the front computer 30 inputs a read signal from the bar code reader 24 of each of the holes 20-1 to 20-n, and one of the bar code readers 24 reads the bar code. It is determined whether or not reading has been performed. If none of the golf balls hit by the batter enters the holes 20-1 to 20-n,
In step 103, “NO” is determined, and the program returns to step 101. On the other hand, if any of the golf balls enters any of the holes 20-1 to 20-n, the entered golf ball is stored in the ball collecting device 22 via the ball passage 23. At this time, since the barcode reader 24 reads the barcode printed on the golf ball, the front computer 30 determines “YES” in step 103 and advances the program to step 104.

In step 104, the barcode value represented by the barcode read by the barcode reader 24 is compared with each barcode value stored in the turn-at-the-bat table 30a, and the barcodes that match each other are compared. At-bat which stores the code value (addresses 1 to m)
Find out. Next, at step 105, the at-bat number representing the found at-bat is read from the bar code reader 24 which has read the bar code in the hall table 30b.
1 representing the holes 20-1 to 20-n corresponding to
To n, the above-mentioned turn at bat number is added and written. This allows
In the hole table 30b, data representing the holes 20-1 to 20-n containing the golf balls and the batters (bats) hitting the balls are accumulated. This step 105
After the processing of (1), the front computer 30 displays the holes 20-1 to 20-n in which the golf balls have entered and the bat (hitting person) who hit the balls on a display device or makes an announcement in the hall. Next, in step 107, the front computer 30 operates the bats 10-1 to 10-m of the bats 10-1 to 10-m which hit the golf balls entering the holes 20-1 to 20-n.
Hole 20-1 with the ball in the computer inside
The data representing 20-n is transferred, and the program returns to step 101. The computer that has input the data displays the hole number containing the golf ball on the display of the operating device 11 to inform the batter of the hole number containing the golf ball.

As described above, according to the first embodiment, it is automatically detected that the golf ball hit by the batter has entered the holes 20-1 to 20-n. Since the front and each turn at bat are notified, the game practice is added to the golf practice, and the practicer can enjoy the golf practice while having fun. The golf driving range can also give commendations, giveaways, and the like to the batters who put the golf balls in the holes 20-1 to 20-n. In addition, since the results of the golf balls entering the holes 20-1 to 20-n are recorded on the hole table 30b, a plurality of batters can play the respective holes 20-1 to 20-n in a competition format.
It is also possible to enjoy putting golf balls sequentially in 20-n.

Next, a modification of the first embodiment will be described. In this modification, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the automatic tee-up device 12 of each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m detects that the golf ball has left the tee 13 by A hit detector 16 is provided to detect that the is hit. Further, the front computer 30 stores a “main program” corresponding to the flowchart of FIG. 7 and a “timer interrupt program” corresponding to the flowchart of FIG. 8, and repeatedly executes the “main program” while simultaneously executing the “timer interrupt program”. Is executed at predetermined time intervals. Further, the RAM in the front computer 30 has a hall table 30 shown in FIG.
b and a turn at bat table 30c of FIG. 9 instead of the turn at bat table 30a of FIG. This bat table 30
In c, addresses 1 to 10 representing the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m are used.
2 sets of barcode value and count value TCNT corresponding to m
Is stored.

The operation of the modified example having the above-described structure will be described.
0, the execution of the "main program" is started, and in step 201, as in the first embodiment, each turn at bat 10-1 is executed.
It is determined whether any of the bar code readers 15 on the 10-m side has read the bar code. Again,
If any one of the barcode readers 15 reads the barcode, it is determined “YES” in step 201, and in step 202, the barcode value representing the read barcode in the turn at bat table 30c is stored in the turn at bat 10-. 1 to 1
Write corresponding to 0-m. In this case, the barcode value with the larger count value TCNT (corresponding to the golf ball teeed up earlier) is rewritten with the newly read barcode value. If none of the barcode readers 15 has read a barcode, the determination in step 201 is “NO” and the program proceeds to step 203.

At step 203, each turn at bat 10-1 to 10
The detection signal from the -m hit detector 16 is input, and it is determined whether any of the hit detectors 16 has detected a hit of the golf ball. If a golf ball on any one of the tees 13 is hit, “YES” is determined in step 203 and the program proceeds to step 204. In step 204, the count value TC corresponding to the rewritten barcode value in the at-bat table 30c corresponding to the at-bat at which the hit of the golf ball is detected.
NT is cleared to "0". If none of the hit detectors 16 detects a golf ball hit, “NO” is determined in step 203 and the program proceeds to step 205. And the front computer 30
Executes the processing of steps 205 to 209.

On the other hand, during the execution of the "main program", the front computer 30 executes the "timer interrupt program" at predetermined time intervals. This "timer interrupt program" is started in step 220 of FIG. 8, and in step 221 variables i and j are each initialized to "1". In step 222, a turn at bat table designated by variables i and j It is determined whether or not the count value TCNT (i, j) in 30c is less than the maximum count value MAX. In this case, if the count value TCNT (i, j) is less than the maximum count value MAX, it is determined “YES” in step 222, and
At step 223, “1” is added to the count value TCNT (i, j). If the count value TCNT (i, j) has reached the maximum count value MAX, "NO" is determined in the step 222, and the program proceeds to a step 224. By the processing of steps 224 and 225, the processing of steps 222 and 223 is repeated until the variable j becomes “2”. By the processing of steps 226 to 228, step 2 is repeated until the variable i becomes a value m corresponding to the number of at-bats.
22 and 223 are executed. When the count value TCNT (m, 2) specified by the value m, 2 has been counted up, at steps 224 and 226, "N
In step 229, the execution of the "timer interrupt program" is terminated. By executing the “timer interrupt program”, the turn at bat table 3
All count values TCNT (i, j) within 0c are counted up to the maximum count value MAX by "1" every predetermined time.

Returning to the description of the “main program” in FIG. 7, the front computer 30
At 05, it is determined whether any of the barcode readers 24 has read the barcode, as in the case of the first embodiment. If none of the barcode readers 24 has read a barcode, the process proceeds to step 205 where "N
The determination is "O" and the program returns to step 201. If any one of the barcode readers 24 reads a barcode, “YES” is determined in step 205 and the program proceeds to step 206. In step 206, the count values TCNT (1,1) to TCNT (1, m) stored in the turn at bat table 30c are
At-bat table storing a barcode value that is within a predetermined time set for each of -1 to 20-n and that matches the barcode value represented by the barcode read by the barcode reader 24 A turn at bat (addresses 1 to m) within 30c is searched for. Steps 207 to 209 after the processing of step 206 are exactly the same as those in the first embodiment.

As a result, the types of barcodes to be printed on golf balls can be reduced. That is, in the first embodiment, the holes 20-1 to 20-2
In order to identify the bat hit by a golf ball that has entered 0-n, all the barcodes printed on the golf ball may be different, or a golf ball printed with the same barcode may be changed from a plurality of bats in a short time. Many types of barcodes need to be printed on a golf ball so that they are not hit simultaneously. However, according to this modification, the time from when the golf ball is hit to when it enters the holes 20-1 to 20-n is determined for each hole, and this time is used for searching for a turn at bat. Even if the type of the identification mark printed on the golf ball is small, the bat hitting the golf ball entering the holes 20-1 to 20-n is specified with almost no error.

In the first embodiment and its modifications, up to two bar code values are stored in the turn at bat tables 30a and 30c. Is shorter, the storage area of the tables 30a and 30c may be slightly expanded so that three or four barcode values can be stored.

Further, in the above embodiment, the front computer 30 detects the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m hitting the golf balls entering the holes 20-1 to 20-n. -1 to 10-m operating device 1
1 may perform the detection. In this case, as shown by the broken lines in FIGS. 1 and 2, each detection signal from the barcode reader 15 and the hit detector 16 is supplied to the operating device 11 for each at-bat 10-1 to 10-m. The detection signals from the bar code readers 24 in each of the holes 20-1 to 20-n indicate that all of the at
-1 to 10-m are supplied to the operation devices 11 respectively.
Also in this case, the computer in the operation device 11 executes a program corresponding to the flowcharts of FIGS. However, steps 101 and 102,
The processing for each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m in steps 201 to 204 and steps 221 to 228 is performed at each of the at-bats 10-1.
What is necessary is just to carry out every 10-m. In this case, the process of transferring data to the operating device 11 in steps 107 and 209 may be replaced with the process of transferring data to the front computer 30.

B. Second Embodiment Next, a description will be given of a second embodiment of the present invention with reference to the drawings. FIG. 10 shows a ball distribution device which constitutes a part of the embodiment and distributes a golf ball to each automatic tee-up device 12. Is schematically shown. This distribution device comprises a pair of ball reservoirs 5.
The ball reservoirs 51 and 52 are provided with ball feeders 54 and 55 for feeding a golf ball on a belt 53 via a pipe. The belt 53 includes a pair of pulleys 56 driven by a motor (not shown).
57 moves left and right. The ball feeders 54 and 55 and the motor are controlled by a control circuit (not shown). When the ball feeder 54 is operating, the ball feeder 55 stops operating, The belt 53 has pulleys 56 and 57
As a result, the golf ball in the ball reservoir 51 is conveyed by the belt 53 and accumulated in the ball reservoir 52. On the other hand, when the ball feeder 55 is operating, the operation of the ball feeder 54 is stopped, and the belt 53 is moved leftward in the drawing by the pulleys 56 and 57 so that the golf ball in the ball pool 52 is moved. Is the belt 53
And is accumulated in the ball reservoir 51.

At the middle of the belt 53, each bat 10-1
A ball discriminating device 58 is provided corresponding to each of 10 to 10-m. The ball discriminator 58 reads the barcode printed on the golf ball on the belt 53 moving left and right and extracts only the golf ball on which the barcode corresponding to each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m is printed, The balls are supplied via a pipe 61 to ball reservoirs 62 provided for each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m. This ball pool 6
The golf balls in 2 are supplied to the automatic tee-up device 12 via the pipe 63, respectively. As a result, the automatic teeing device 12 tees a golf ball printed with a different type of barcode for each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m.

In other respects, the second embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that the bar code reader 15 of the first embodiment is not provided in the automatic tee-up device 12 and that the front computer 30 is different from the flowchart of FIG. It differs from the first embodiment in that a corresponding program is executed.

The operation of the second embodiment configured as described above will be described. The front computer 30 starts executing the program in step 300 of FIG. 11, and performs the same operation as step 103 (FIG. 3) of the first embodiment. By the determination processing of step 301, any of the barcode readers 24
Determines whether has read the barcode printed on the golf ball. In this case as well, if none of the barcode readers 24 has read the barcode, “NO” is determined in step 301 and the program returns to step 301. If any one of the barcode readers 24 reads a barcode, step 301
Is determined as "YES" in step 302 and the program is executed.
Proceed to. In step 302, the bat (batter) hitting a golf ball entering each of the holes 20-1 to 20-n is detected based on the barcode read by the barcode reader 24. In this case, since only a golf ball printed with one type of barcode is supplied to each at-bat, as described above, the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m can be detected. In steps 303 to 305 after the processing of step 302, the turn at bat number is stored in the hall table 30b by the same processing as in steps 105 to 107 (FIG. 3) of the first embodiment.
Processing such as control of the display and data transfer to the operation device 11 is executed.

As described above, also in the second embodiment, it is automatically detected that the golf ball hit by the batter has entered the holes 20-1 to 20-n. Since it is notified and stored for each turn at bat, game characteristics are added to the golf practice as in the first embodiment.

In the second embodiment as well, a computer in the operating device 11 may execute the above-described processing in place of the front computer 30.

In the second embodiment, the golf ball discriminator 58 is provided on the belt 53. However, as shown by the broken line in FIG. 10, the ball discriminator 58 is provided on the pipes 61 and 63. It may be provided. In the case where the ball discriminator 58 is provided on the pipe 61, each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-
Only the golf ball with the bar code corresponding to m is supplied to the ball reservoir 62, but the golf ball with the bar code which does not apply is supplied to each of the bats 1 through a pipe 64.
It accumulates in a ball reservoir 65 separately provided at 0-1 to 10-m. The golf balls in the ball pool 65 are not sent to the automatic tee-up device 12. When provided on the pipe 63, the ball discriminator 58 supplies only the golf ball on which the bar code corresponding to each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m is printed to the automatic tee-up device 12, but the bar code which does not correspond Is stored in a ball pool 67 separately provided at each of the at-bats 10-1 to 10-m via a pipe 66. The golf balls in the ball pool 67 are not sent to the automatic tee-up device 12.

C. Other Modifications In the first and second embodiments and their modifications,
Although the barcode is printed on the golf ball, the identification mark printed on the golf ball is not limited to the barcode, and other marks may be printed.
For example, as shown in FIG. 12, the inside of the dimple of the golf ball may be equally divided into quarter fan shapes, and the identification mark may be configured by a combination of positions where each fan shape is painted.

Also, marks of various colors are printed on the golf ball 40, and the same color 4
0 may be determined. In printing this mark, a circular mark 44 of the same color is printed on one or more places on the surface of the golf ball 40 as shown in FIG. 13A, or as shown in FIG. A band-shaped mark 45 can be printed on the surface of the golf ball 40. In this case, instead of the barcode readers 15 and 24 in the first and second embodiments and their modifications,
A color discriminator for discriminating colors may be used. In this color discrimination, a plurality of colors used for the marks 44 and 45 are registered in the color discriminator in advance, and the arrival of the golf ball 40 in the color discriminator is rotated once to determine the ground of the golf ball 40. The color different from the color (usually white) may be detected, and the registered color may be compared with the detected color to determine the golf ball 40.

Further, although not directly related to the present invention, it is also possible to manage a golf ball that has been used for many years by using a bar code and the identification mark of the above-mentioned modification. That is,
The purchase time of the golf ball may be printed with an identification mark, and when the ball is collected, the old golf ball determined by the identification mark may be discarded.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic plan view of a golf driving range according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic side view of the golf driving range.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a program executed by the front computer shown in FIGS.

FIG. 4 is a format diagram of a turn at bat table provided in the front computer.

FIG. 5 is a format diagram of a hall table provided in the front computer.

FIG. 6A is an overall external view of a golf ball used in the first embodiment, and FIG. 6B is an enlarged external view of a part of a golf ball according to a modification.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a “main program” executed by a front computer according to a modification of the first embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a “timer interrupt program” executed by a front computer according to the modification.

FIG. 9 is a format diagram of a turn at bat table provided in a front computer according to the modification.

FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a golf ball arrangement apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart of a program executed by a front computer according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating another example of an identification mark printed on a golf ball.

13A is an overall external view of a golf ball according to a modification, and FIG. 13B is an enlarged external view of a golf ball according to another modification.

[Explanation of symbols]

10-1 to 10-m: At bat, 11: Operating device, 12: Automatic tee-up device, 13: Tee, 15: Bar code reader, 16: Hit detector, 20-1 to 20-n
... Hall, 22 ... Ball collecting device, 24 ... Barcode reader, 30 ... Front computer, 30a, 30c ... Battery table, 30b ... Hole table, 40 ... Golf ball, 41 ... Barcode, 45,46 ... Mark, 53 …
Belts, 54, 55: ball feeder, 58: ball discriminator.

Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. A golf driving range provided with a plurality of at-bats and a hole in front of each at-bat, and a golf ball provided with a plurality of types of identification marks. golf is a game device, a plurality of first detector to detect the identification mark are assigned respectively provided in said plurality of bat the golf ball to be struck by the bat put the hole struck from, a second detector provided near halls for detecting the identification mark that is attached to a golf ball that has entered the hole, when the identification mark is detected by the second detector, the
An identification mark that matches the detected identification mark was detected.
Golf entering the hole at bat corresponding to the first detector
A determining means for determining a turn at bat in which a ball has been hit ; 2. A plurality of at-bats and a front of each at-bat.
Is set up on a golf driving range with a hole in
Use golf balls with the identification marks
Hit the golf ball from each at bat and
A golf game device provided at each of the plurality of at-bats and hit at each at-bat.
The identification mark on the golf ball to be detected.
A plurality of first detectors, and a plurality of first at-
Multiple hit detectors that detect when a ball has been hit
And each elapsed time from each detection by the plurality of hit detectors
Time measuring means for measuring the turn at bat, and a golf ball provided near the hole and entering the hole.
A second detector for detecting the identification mark are assigned, when the identification mark is detected by the second detector, before
The elapsed time measured by the recording time measuring means is within a predetermined time
At bat and detected by the second detector
The first detection of detecting an identification mark coinciding with the identification mark;
A golf ball that hits the hole at the batter's bat
JP by comprising determination means as bat hung
Golf game device to be featured. 3. A plurality of at-bats and a front of each at-bat.
It is installed in a driving range that has multiple holes in
Use golf balls with multiple types of identification marks.
And hit the golf ball from each at bat to
A golf game device that can be put in a bat.
To detect the identification mark on the golf ball
Number of first detectors and a plurality of golf bats provided at each of a plurality of at-bats.
A plurality of hit detectors for detecting that a hit has been made, and each elapsed time from each detection by the plurality of hit detectors
Time measuring means for measuring each turn at bat, and provided at each of the plurality of holes near each of the holes.
Detects the identification mark on the golf ball
The identification mark is detected by a plurality of second detectors and any one of the plurality of second detectors.
The time measured by the time measuring means when issued
The time corresponding to the second detector that detected the identification mark
At bat within a predetermined time set for each
2 An identification mark that matches the identification mark detected by the detector
Golf at bat corresponding to the first detector that has detected the
Determining means for determining that the ball has been hit
A golf game device characterized by the above-mentioned. 4. A golf driving range provided with a plurality of at-bats and a plurality of holes in front of each at-bat,
A golf game apparatus which hits the golf ball from each at-bat and puts the golf ball into any of a plurality of balls using a golf ball provided with a plurality of types of identification marks, each of which differs for each at-bat. and distribution ball device for Haidama a golf ball that is attached with identification mark, a plurality of which each <br/> detecting the identification mark that is attached to a golf ball that has entered the hole respectively provided in the vicinity of the plurality of holes a detector, on the basis of the identification mark respectively detected by the plurality of detectors, said determining means for bat hitting a golf ball that has entered the hole in each hole, respectively provided on said plurality of bat near Multiple indicators
And the plurality of tables based on a determination result by the determination unit.
Near the batting area where the golf ball hit the hole
On the indicator provided beside the holes,
Display the display to show the hole with the rufball
A golf game apparatus, comprising: display control means for controlling .