JPH02234778A - castle golf course - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a castle golf yard serving as an amusing golf yard by a method wherein rise and fall are formed on the golf yard to bring it into a stereo state, and a change is produced at each course. CONSTITUTION:A golf course is divided into three sections, first and second courses 13 and 14 are arranged on the left of an open space 4, and a third coarse 15 is formed on the right of the open space 4. Each course is a short coarse formed with nine holes, and the courses are arranged in a manner to surround second and first pond 11 and 6 therewith and set in a range of par 2 to 4. Each coarse is formed in a manner to combine together kinds, e.g. a flying course hole, a drop hole, an up down hole, a narrow fairway hole, a bridge hole, a cushion hole, a 2-step green hole, and a fairway obstacle hole. In the so formed castle golf yard, even during tee shot, not only aiming at a hole but also playing in consideration of timing and the configuration of a ground must be effected, and not only control of patting but also coping with various changes must be performed, and quantities of amusements can be provided.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a castle golf course where golf balls are hit only with butter.

(Prior Art) Conventional golf courses where competitions are played only with putters have consisted only of greens derived from approach courses. However, it is not common at such golf courses because golf shoes are used to play the game, and it has become almost like just a practice ball.

In recent years, golf courses exclusively for putters have been created by configuring miniature golf courses in various shapes, but most of them have flat configurations and lack variety in the game.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Conventional golf courses exclusively for putters have had the disadvantage that most of them have flat configurations and lack variety in play.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and its purpose is to create a golf course with undulations to make it three-dimensional, as well as to create an enjoyable golf course by providing unprecedented changes in each course. The aim is to provide the Casa Sul Golf Course as a place to play.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, in the castle golf course of the present invention, height differences such as mountains, rivers, ponds, etc. are provided within a plain area of a predetermined area, and castles, houses, etc. are provided as appropriate. , along with arranging trees, etc.
A plurality of exclusive courses consisting of at least one 9-hole or 18-hole putter are provided, and the 9-hole or 1-course
Each course consists of eight holes, including a flying saucer hole, drop hole, up-down hole, narrow fairway hole, bridge hole, cushion hole, two-tiered green hole, fairway obstacle hole,
It is a combination of several types of holes, including a green obstacle hole, dogleg hole, long hole, quick hole, town hall, and prize hole.

(Function) At the castle golf course configured as described above, players are hitting the hole even at the tee shot. As a whole, the back side forms a higher ground, while the front side is developed with gentle undulations. In such a topography, around the first mountain 9 and second mountain 12 and the first pond 6 and second pond 11, there are decorative buildings such as castles and houses scaled along the landscape. Trees, flowers, etc. are planted around the decorative buildings to create a small natural space.

The golf course is divided into three, with a first course 13 and a second course 14 arranged on the left side of the plaza 4, and a third course 15 arranged on the right side of the plaza 4. Both are short courses consisting of 9 holes, which are constructed so as to surround the second pond 11 and the first pond 6, respectively, and are provided in a par 2 to 4 range.

Hereinafter, details of the first course 13 will be explained. The first hole of the first course 13 is a flying saucer hole 16, which has a horseback-shaped slope 16a in the middle of the course, a circular hill on the back side, and a cup 16b in the center. be.

You have to play by considering timing, terrain, etc., not just one thing, and you have to deal with many changes in addition to traditional butter operations, so you can have a lot of fun.

(Example) An example of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5.

Figure 1 is a plan view of the castle golf course, in this example each 9
This is an example of a golf course that has three courses consisting of holes. In the figure, 1 is the entrance and 2 is the ticket office. A rest room 3 is provided on the right side of the ticket office 2, and a plaza 4 that serves as a viewing area is provided in front of the ticket office 2 and the rest room 3. A first pond 6 with a fountain 5 is provided in the front right of this plaza 4, and this first pond 6 is further extended to the back side to reach a watermill 7, and on the right side there is a small waterfall 8. It continues to the first mountain 9. on the other hand,
On the left side of the plaza 4 is a second pond 1 with a concentrated fountain 10.
1 is provided, and this second pond 1l extends to the rear left and is connected to the summit lake 13 of the second mountain l2. It's surrounded. Below are the 2nd and 3rd...
Each hole is separated by a frame that protrudes from the fairway surface. In addition, each hole utilizes the slope to drain rainwater, etc., so that you can play golf comfortably without rainwater accumulating inside each hole.

The second hole is called a drop hole 17 and is formed on a straight line.From the tee shot position 17a, the fairway in front of it has an uphill slope, and in the middle there is a fairway that slopes off and falls one step. In addition, an upward slope is provided, and an in-hole 17c is provided at the center of the fairway via a bridge 17b, and out-holes 17d are provided on the left and right sides of this bridge 17b. As shown in FIG. 2, the ball that entered the in-hole 17c is
It is discharged to a position near the cup 17h on the green 17f provided on the side of the tee shot position 17a through a first return pipe 17e provided at the bottom of the tee shot position 17a. In addition, the ball that enters the outhole 17 (l) on the left and right sides of the bridge 17b is discharged to the corner above the green 17f via a second return pipe 17g provided at the bottom of the outhole 17d, and is finally returned to the outhole 17 (l). The structure is designed to handicap the competition to Kasop 17h.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a shutter 18 that moves up and down is provided on the back side of the bridge 17b of this drop hole 17, and by hitting the ball when the shutter 18 opens at a predetermined time, changes in the game can be brought about. It is possible. The shutter 18 is opened and closed by a cam device or an electromagnetic device (not disclosed). The structure such as the outer frame shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is made of concrete, and the first and second return pipes 17e
, 17g is made of synthetic resin and is constructed so that the poles can pass through it due to the natural slope. When actually installed, the return pipes 17e, 17g, etc. are buried in the ground.

The structure is such that the ball hits one side of b, hits the adjacent green 22c, and then holes into the cup 22d of the green 22c. The 8th hole is a two-tiered green hole 23
Then, the first green 23a is installed on the back side in the longitudinal direction,
A second green 23b is provided on top of the first green 23a with a slight slope. A triangular block 23d is installed behind the cup 23c of the second green 23b, and if the ball hits the block 23d due to a miss shot, there is a possibility that the ball will fall onto the first green 23a. It's also there.

The ninth and final hole is a prize hole 24, and this prize hole 24 has three fairways 24a and 24b arranged in parallel to correspond to each of the three divided courses.
, 24c are provided, and each fairway is separated by flower beds or the like. For example, when the ball enters a cup 24e provided on the green 24d, a ticket is given to the player. The ball that entered the cup 24e of the prize hole 24 is a ball provided on the back side of the prize hole 24.The structure of the third hole and subsequent holes will be explained again with reference to FIG.

The third hole is an up-down hole 19, and there is a bridge 19a in the longitudinal center of the hole, consisting of an uphill slope, a flat part, and a downhill slope, and a green 19b that rises one step further behind the bridge 19a is formed in a semicircular shape. , 3rd hole cup 19
c is provided. One unique feature of this hole is that it is constructed on a downward slope.

The fourth hole is a narrow fairway hole 20, which is constructed on an upward slope, with an upwardly sloped hole 20a provided in the center in the longitudinal direction, and a cassock 20b provided on a flat green.

The fifth hole is a drop hole 17 having the same configuration as the second hole. The sixth hole is a bridge hole 21, which has a bridge built over a stream flowing from the second mountain 12 to the second pond 11. A bunker 21a is formed on the back side of this bridge hole 21. The seventh hole is a suspension hole 22, and a triangular platform 22b is installed in the center of the course 22a, and the platform 22 is stored in a collection device 25, where the balls are cleaned and sent to the ticket office 2. ing.

The above configuration describes the shape of each hole included in the first course 13, and there are also holes arranged in the second course 14 and the third course 15 within each of the above holes. be. Below, holes in the second and third courses that are different from the above-mentioned holes will be explained.

The fairway obstacle hole 26 is provided at the first hole of the second course 14, and as shown in FIG. is two obstacles 2
6b.

Green obstacle hole 27 with obstacles on the green
is provided at the second hole of the second course l4, and has a plurality of protruding obstacles 27c arranged around a cassock 27b placed on a green 27a on the back side.

The dosogleg hole 28 is provided at the 7th ball of the second course 14, and has a curved fairway, with an inner frame 2 with good cushioning inside the outer frame.
8a is provided, and the ball is bent like a hit ball and reaches a cassock 28b on the green.

Long hole 29 is a hole with a bridge 29a built over the first pond 6 in Figure 1 formed as part of the fairway, and is a highly difficult hole with multiple bunkers 29c on the green 29b. be.

The down hole 30 is shown on the 8th hole of the third course 15 in Figure 1, and is a downhill hole with a steep slope, and the green 30a is set at a curved position on the far side of the fairway 30b. be.

As shown in FIG. 4, the swing hole 31 has a 3lb cup placed in the center of a circular green 31a.
A bar 31c is arranged vertically on the LB, and the upper end of this bar 31c is suspended by a rope 31d, etc., and by sliding the bar 31c during the competition, it is difficult to enter the hole. It was formed to look like this.

Along with the book, there are multiple putter-only courses consisting of at least one course of 9 holes or 18 holes, and each course consisting of 9 holes or 18 holes includes a flying saucer hole, a drop hole, an amplified down hole, and an uneven fairway hole. Nore, brissojihole,
Crossion hole, double-tiered green hole, fairway obstacle hole, green obstacle hole, Donogregg ball, long hole, down hole, swing hole,
Since it is constructed by combining several types of prize holes, etc., you can enjoy many changes and can expect to improve your putting technique. Further, since the entire golf course has a natural landscape, there is an advantage that the players can enjoy playing golf.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 5 show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Figure 1 is a panoramic plan view of a golf course, Figure 2 is a perspective view of a drop hole, and Figure 3 is an outline of a modified example of a drop hole. 4 is a perspective view of a swing hole, and FIG. 5 is a variation of an amplifier down hole. What is shown in FIG.
This is a modification of the amplifier down gate hole 32.
An assembling course 32b is provided on a concrete fairway 32a, a flat part 32c is formed from this assembling course 32b, and a bridge 32 is formed on the back side of the flat part 32c.
d is provided to connect to the green 32e, and a gate 32f is provided above the flat river portion 32c. In this case gate 32
The ball that hits f will fall on fairway 32a, so the next shoto will aim for cup 32g above green 32e from that position. The above explanation is about Cassosle Golf Course, which has 9 holes per course, but it is also possible to configure this with 18 holes per course, and by providing holes with many variations within each course, it is possible to It is also possible to improve the change. (Effects of the Invention) As explained above, the castle golf course according to the present invention provides height differences such as mountains, rivers, ponds, etc. within a predetermined area of flat land, and
It is a perspective view of the 12 form example in which castles, houses, trees, etc. are arranged as appropriate. 6. -First pond 9...First mountain 11...Second pond 12...Second mountain 13...First course 14...Second course l5...・Third course 16 ・・Flying saucer hole 17・ ・ ・
Drombe hole 19... Asop down hole 20... Furu fairway ball 21... Bridge hole 22... Cushion hole 23... Two-tiered green hole 24... Prize hole 26... Fairway obstacle hole 27...Green obstacle hole 28...Dog leg hole 29...Long hole 30...Down hole 31...Swing Har Pole 32...Modified asop down hole

Claims (1)

[Claims] Within a predetermined area of flat land, height differences such as mountains, rivers, ponds, etc. are established, castles, houses, trees, etc. are placed as appropriate, and multiple putter-only courses each consisting of at least 9 holes or 18 holes are established. Each course consisting of 9 holes or 18 holes includes a flying saucer hole, a drop hole, an up-down hole, a narrow fairway hole, a bridge hole, a cushion hole, a two-tiered green hole, a fairway obstacle hole, a green obstacle hole, A castle golf course characterized by a combination of several types of holes, including dogleg holes, long holes, swing bar holes, down holes, and prize holes.