Hybrid golf system using mobile screen shed

Abstract

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen shed. A golf course having a plurality of holes is realized by rotating or moving a screen shed for virtual golf playing using a virtual golf simulation device and a field for actual golf playing such as striking a golf ball or pushing a putter in a hybrid golf system that uses the screen shed for virtual golf playing using the virtual golf simulation device and the field for actual golf playing. Therefore, a user can move in each of the plurality of holes and play golf in different holes in the scene.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a hybrid golf system that uses a screen golf module for performing virtual golf play using a virtual golf simulation device and a field for performing actual golf play such as putting or putting, and uses a mobile screen golf module that can realize a golf course with multiple holes. Background Art

[0002] Recently, as the golf population increases, a so-called screen golf system has emerged that enables players to enjoy golf practice and a virtual round of golf using a virtual golf simulation system.

[0003] This screen golf system is a system in which a screen capable of displaying a virtual golf course is set up indoors. When a golfer hits a golf ball toward the screen, the speed, direction, etc. of the golf ball are sensed and the progress of the golf ball is displayed on the screen. The technology for providing users with a sense of presence as if they were playing a round of golf on a real golf course, which goes beyond the level of simply enjoying a golf game indoors, is constantly evolving.

[0004] Since a conventional screen golf system only realizes a virtual golf course and simulated images of the ball trajectory on the virtual golf course through a screen set in front of the user hitting the ball, it has limitations in providing a sense of presence as if the user is playing a round of golf on a real golf course.

[0005] In order to overcome this limitation, a so-called hybrid golf system has emerged that goes beyond the conventional screen golf system and provides a sense of reality as if a round of golf is being played on an actual golf course, while being implemented in a space much smaller than an actual golf course.

[0006] The hybrid golf system combines a real golf course where actual golf can be played and a screen golf system. It is a system in which a portion of the golf game on a certain hole can be played on a virtual golf course implemented in the screen golf system, while the rest of the game can be played by actually playing golf on a real golf course.

[0007] For example, in the case of a par 4 hole, the tee shot and the second shot are played through a virtual golf simulation on a virtual golf course through the screen golf system, while the third shot and putt allow the user to move to the actual course and play the same as playing on a real golf course.

[0008] As prior art documents related to the hybrid golf system, Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2013-0030536, Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2012-0036155, Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2012-0036156, Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2012-0009933, etc. are disclosed.

[0009] Generally, like the screen golf system, the hybrid golf system also allows the user to play golf on a golf course consisting of a plurality of holes. That is, a portion of a hole is played on the screen golf system, while the rest of the hole is played on the field, and the user repeatedly goes back and forth between the screen golf system and the field in a manner of hitting the ball into the hole to play on the golf course consisting of a plurality of holes.

[0010] For example, the user starts the 1st hole of the virtual golf course in the screen golf system, hits the ball to the 3rd hole, then moves to the field and hits the 4th and 5th balls as field shots to hole-in. In order to start the 2nd hole, the user moves to the screen golf system again and plays a part of the 2nd hole of the virtual golf course, then moves to the field to play the rest, and repeatedly moves between the screen golf system and the field in a manner of hitting the ball into the hole to play the hybrid golf system.

[0011] However, the problem with the conventional hybrid golf system as described above is that, due to the fact that the golf course is played by moving back and forth between the course and the screen golf system alone, and the fact that the pattern of moving from the screen golf system to the course is always the same, there are necessarily limitations in providing the user with a sense of being able to actually move through each of the multiple holes and play golf on different holes.

[0012] Prior art literature

[0013] Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2013-0030536

[0014] Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2012-0036155

[0015] Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2012-0036156

[0016] Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2012-0009933 Summary of the invention

[0017] Technical issues

[0018] The present invention aims to provide a hybrid golf system using a movable screen canopy, that is, in a hybrid golf system that uses a screen canopy for virtual golf play using a virtual golf simulation device and a field for actual golf play such as putting or putting, the screen canopy for virtual golf play is rotated or moved to realize a golf course with a plurality of holes, thereby providing a user with a sense of being able to move among each of the plurality of holes and play golf on different holes.

[0019] Technical Solution

[0020] A hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a course, which is configured to enable a user to play actual golf and includes a putting green; a screen canopy, which is disposed on one side of the course and is equipped with a screen golf device to enable screen golf to be played on a virtual golf course; and a canopy moving device, which moves or rotates the screen canopy on the course, so that the field of view from the screen canopy to the course can be different for each hole of the virtual golf course.

[0021] In addition, preferably, the screen tent includes a screen baffle that projects the virtual golf course and virtual golf simulation images and is configured to open and close the surface of the field for observing the screen tent, so that the virtual golf play can be switched to the field play by opening the screen baffle.

[0022] In addition, preferably, a shed moving track is provided below the screen shed, and the screen shed is configured to be able to move along the shed moving track by the shed moving device, and a plurality of different positions are pre-set on the shed moving track as stop positions of the screen shed, so that each stop position of the screen shed can perform virtual golf playing and field playing in different holes.

[0023] On the other hand, a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to another embodiment of the present invention includes: a field, which is configured to enable a user to play actual golf; a plurality of screen canopies, which are respectively provided at a plurality of mutually different positions on the field and are respectively equipped with screen golf devices in a manner that enables screen golf to be played on a virtual golf course; a canopy moving device, which is provided in each of the plurality of screen canopies to move or rotate each corresponding screen canopy; and a canopy moving controller, which controls the canopy moving device of each of the plurality of screen canopies to move or rotate each of the plurality of screen canopies to realize a plurality of holes constituting the virtual golf course.

[0024] Furthermore, preferably, the field includes a field portion having at least one green corresponding to each of the plurality of screen sheds, and is configured to connect field portions corresponding to the corresponding screen sheds in each of the screen sheds, and is configured to move or rotate each of the screen sheds relative to the corresponding field portion.

[0025] In addition, preferably, a shelf moving track is provided under each of the multiple screen shelves, and is configured so that each of the screen shelves can be moved separately along the corresponding shelf moving track by each of the shelf moving devices, and the shelf movement controller realizes each of the multiple holes constituting the virtual golf course by separately controlling the shelf moving devices corresponding to each of the multiple screen shelves to change the position of each of the multiple screen shelves on the corresponding shelf moving track.

[0026] Effects of the Invention

[0027] The hybrid golf system using a movable screen canopy of the present invention has the following effect, namely, in a hybrid golf system that uses a screen canopy for virtual golf play using a virtual golf simulation device and a field for actual golf play such as putting or putting, the screen canopy for virtual golf play is rotated or moved to realize a golf course with a plurality of holes, thereby providing the user with a sense of being able to play golf on different holes while moving among each of the plurality of holes. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0028] Figure 1 1 is a diagram showing a structure of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0029] Figure 2 (a) is shown in Figure 1 The user in the screen shed is shown playing virtual golf while looking at the image projected onto the screen baffle. Figure 2 (b) is a diagram showing the screen baffles being opened by the screen baffle driving unit as the golf course is played in the process of playing virtual golf inside the screen tent.

[0030] Figure 3 is a block diagram showing a control system of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0031] Figure 4 (a) shows an example of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy configured to be movable on a course, Figure 4 (b) is shown in Figure 4 (a) is a diagram showing the situation where the screen shed is moved in the state shown and different holes are interpreted according to different fields of view.

[0032] Figure 5 2 is a diagram showing a structure of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[0033] Figures 6 to 8 is to use Figure 5 The hybrid golf system of the illustrated embodiment implements a diagram of a 9-hole situation. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0034] The specific contents of the hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0035] First, refer to Figures 1 to 3 The structure of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention is described.

[0036] Figure 1 1 is a diagram showing the structure of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 (a) is shown in Figure 1 The user in the screen shed is shown playing virtual golf while looking at the image projected onto the screen baffle. Figure 2 (b) is a diagram showing the screen baffles being opened by the screen baffle driving unit as the golf course is played in the process of playing virtual golf inside the screen tent. Figure 3 is a block diagram showing a control system of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0037] like Figure 1 As shown, a hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention may include: a venue 200 configured to allow a user to play actual golf; and a screen tent 100 provided with a virtual golf simulation device on one side of the actual venue 200 for allowing the user to play golf on a virtual golf course.

[0038] The screen canopy 100 includes structures related to a common screen golf system, that is, a virtual golf course image is projected onto a screen in front, and when a user hits a ball toward the screen in a hitting area 120, a sensing device senses it, and based on the sensing result, a simulated image of a virtual ball moving on the virtual golf course image is realized, thereby enabling the user to play virtual golf and structures related to a virtual golf simulation device.

[0039] The screen shelf 100 may be provided in a box form or shelf form with an entrance 110 on one side, and may be in a form in which all surfaces are closed or in a form in which a part is open.

[0040] The screen canopy 100 may be configured to include a screen baffle 300 on a surface facing the actual site 200 .

[0041] The screen panel 300 is a component that projects an image of a virtual golf course outputted by an image output device 420 (eg, beam projection, etc.) disposed inside the screen canopy 100 and a simulation image iVG performed on the virtual golf course and provides them to a user.

[0042] The screen baffle 300 is preferably configured to open and close a surface of the screen canopy 100 that faces the field 200 .

[0043] Alternatively, the site 200 may be configured as a portion of terrain that forms an integral portion of a hole of an actual golf course, such as Figure 1 The formation shown includes a green 210 and a hole cup 212, and can be set to include a fairway or a rough area, a bunker, and other peripheral areas 220 around the green 210, so that the user can perform a putt and a putt.

[0044] In the hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention, a user plays a portion of golf on a virtual golf course on the screen tent 100 , while the rest of the golf is played on the course 200 .

[0045] When playing golf on a par 4 hole, virtual golf is played on the virtual golf course of the par 4 hole in the screen shed 100 (the golf is played in a simulated manner in which the user hits the golf ball toward the screen baffle in the hitting area and the sensing device senses the hit ball), and for the golf play in the rest of the par 4 holes, the user can directly move to the course 200 and play on the course 200.

[0046] For example, the tee shot and the second shot of a par 4 hole can be played as virtual golf on the virtual golf course in the screen tent 100; for the third shot (putt) and putt, the user can move from the screen tent 100 to the field 200 and actually play golf on the field 200.

[0047] In order to play virtual golf in the screen tent 100 and play on the field, for example, when the user comes out through the door 110 of the screen golf module 100 and moves to the actual field 200, due to the significant difference between the virtual golf course on the image and the actual field, a sense of alienation may be felt before feeling the sense of presence.

[0048] The hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention provides a mechanism and method for minimizing the sense of alienation as described above and enabling a natural transition from virtual golf play on a screen canopy to golf play on a field.

[0049] That is, Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, a screen baffle 300 is provided on the surface of the field 200 facing the screen canopy 100. The screen baffle 300 performs the same function as a normal screen by projecting an image using an image output device 420 in the screen golf module 100 when playing virtual golf. Then, as the field play begins, the screen baffle 300 is opened to provide a field of view with the actual field 200 unfolding in front.

[0050] like Figure 2 As shown in (a) and (b), a user playing virtual golf inside the screen tent 100 watches the image of the virtual golf course projected onto the screen baffle 300, and then opens the screen baffle 300 as the play on the course begins, and can see the actual course 200 and naturally transition from the virtual golf course to the actual course. As a user, since the actual course can be seen through the same view after watching the virtual golf course, a natural connection can be achieved without a sense of heterogeneity.

[0051] At this time, the control unit 401 of the simulator 400 may control a screen barrier driving unit (not shown) to cause the screen barrier driving unit to open the screen barrier 300 .

[0052] like Figures 1 to 3 As shown, the simulator 400 disposed inside the screen canopy 100 includes a control unit 401, an image processing unit 402, and a data storage unit 403. The control unit 401 can be configured to be connected to the sensing device 410 and the screen baffle for control.

[0053] Figure 2 (a) shows Figure 1 The user P inside the screen tent 100 is playing virtual golf while watching the image iVG projected onto the screen baffle 300 .

[0054] The sensing device 410 can be implemented as a camera-based device that senses the movement of at least one of a golf club and a ball as the user swings golf. Within the field of view of the camera, the user P hits a golf ball placed on the golf mat 122 in the hitting area 120 with a golf shot, captures and collects images of the hit golf ball 1, and performs image processing and other analysis on the collected images to calculate sensing information such as motion parameters of the movement of the golf ball 1 and transmits it to the control unit 401.

[0055] An operating device (not shown) may be provided as a mechanism that a user operates to set up a virtual golf simulation environment or to adjust aiming during a virtual golf round.

[0056] The data storage unit 403 stores all data required for realizing images of virtual golf simulation, and stores data on a virtual golf course realized by imaging an actual golf course and data on terrain information of the virtual golf course, thereby providing data for realizing a virtual environment that allows a virtual round of golf to be played on a virtual golf course selected by a user.

[0057] The data storage unit 403 may be configured to store all the various data on the virtual golf course, or may be configured to receive the various data on the virtual golf course from a server (not shown) via a network and temporarily store the data.

[0058] The image processing unit 402 performs information processing to realize an image of a virtual golf course on a screen using data on the virtual golf course stored in the data storage unit 403 , and performs information processing to realize an image simulating the trajectory of a golf ball hit by a user on the virtual golf course.

[0059] The image information processed by the image processing unit 402 is projected onto the screen panel 300 through an image output device 420 which may be implemented as a projector, etc., so that the user P can see the image iVG projected onto the screen panel 300 .

[0060] The image processing unit 402 may be implemented as a modular component that performs image processing functions in an independent device, or may be implemented as an independent device itself.

[0061] The control unit 401 is a component responsible for controlling all the processes for virtual golf simulation, and performs various calculations and controls for simulating the movement of a virtual ball on a virtual golf course based on the sensing information of the moving golf ball extracted from the sensing result of the sensing device 410 and the physics engine. Based on such various calculations and controls, the image iVG of the virtual ball is simulated on the virtual golf course based on the sensing result of the sensing device and the physics engine.

[0062] The control unit 401 determines whether the user's requirement to play golf on the field is met during the virtual golf course, and can control the screen baffle 300 to be opened when the requirement to play golf on the field is met.

[0063] From the user's perspective, Figure 2 As shown in (a), when the screen baffle 300 is closed, a virtual golf course image iVG is projected onto the screen baffle 300, and then the field play begins. Figure 2As shown in (b), the screen panel 300 is opened, and the actual course 200 appears on the screen panel, so that the virtual golf course is naturally transformed into the actual course and appears.

[0064] In addition, a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention is as follows: Figure 1 and Figure 3 The illustration includes a shed moving device 500 for moving m or rotating r the screen shed 100 at the site 200 .

[0065] Although not shown in the figure, the above-mentioned shed moving device 500 can be implemented as a mechanical device for rotating the r screen shed 100 or a mechanical device for moving the m screen shed 100. Such a shed moving device 500 can be set between the floor and the lower end of the screen shed 100 to achieve.

[0066] This shed moving device 500 can be used as Figure 3 The configuration shown is such that the actions are controlled by the shed movement controller 510 , and may also be configured such that the actions are controlled by the control unit 401 of the simulator 400 .

[0067] A hybrid golf system utilizing a mobile screen tent according to an embodiment of the present invention is a system in which a portion of the virtual golf playing process on a virtual golf course in a screen tent 100 is performed on a field 200 outside the screen tent 100, thereby performing both virtual golf playing in the screen tent 100 and field playing on the field for each of a plurality of holes (e.g., 9 holes, 18 holes, etc.) constituting the virtual golf course.

[0068] The hybrid golf system using a movable screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention moves, rotates, or moves and rotates the screen canopy 100 for each hole so that the screen baffle is opened when moving from the screen canopy to the course, thereby providing different views of the course from the screen canopy, thereby allowing different holes to be played for each hole.

[0069] For example, Figure 4 As shown in (a) and (b), the screen shed can be moved for each hole to create holes that give different feelings to each other.

[0070] Figure 4 (a) shows an example of a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy configured to be movable on a course, Figure 4 (b) shows that Figure 4 In the state shown in (a), the screen shed is moved and different holes are interpreted according to different fields of view.

[0071] like Figure 4As shown in (a), the hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to an embodiment of the present invention can be configured so that the screen canopy 100 can be moved along the canopy moving track 600 on one side of the field 200 provided with at least one green 211, 212. That is, although not shown in the figure, it can be configured so that the canopy moving device (not shown) provided at the lower end of the screen canopy 100 can be moved along the canopy moving track 600.

[0072] like Figure 4 As shown in (b), for example, when the screen canopy 100 is at position Ps1, hole n is played, when the screen canopy is at position Ps2, hole n+1 is played, and when the screen canopy is at position Ps3, hole n+2 is played. Thus, the fields of view FV1 and FV3 observed from the screen canopy 100 through the screen baffle 300 at each position are different from each other, so the user can feel the on-site feeling of playing at different holes.

[0073] At this time, a plurality of greens may be provided on the course 200 (reference numeral 211 is the first green and 212 is the second green), and different greens may be set as effective greens for each position where the screen canopy 100 moves and stops, thereby providing a more different sense of the field when playing golf for each hole.

[0074] For example, Figure 4 As shown in (b), multiple holes can be played by setting the first green 211 as the effective green when playing hole n (position of Ps1) and setting the second green as the effective green when playing hole n+2 (position of Ps3) (moving the position of the screen shed and setting the effective greens at each position to be different from each other). That is, multiple holes can be played using a limited space.

[0075] On the basis of moving one screen shed as described above, further, by configuring to move two or more screen sheds respectively, more and more diverse holes can be performed. Figure 5 This situation is illustrated graphically.

[0076] like Figure 5As shown, a hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to another embodiment of the present invention may include: a venue 200, which is configured to enable a user to play actual golf; a plurality of screen canopies 101, 102, 103, which are respectively arranged at a plurality of mutually different positions on the venue 200 and are respectively equipped with screen golf devices in a manner that enables screen golf to be played on a virtual golf course; canopy moving rails 610, 620, 630, which are arranged on each of the plurality of screen canopies 101, 102, 103 and are configured to enable each screen canopy to move; and a canopy moving controller 550, which controls each of the plurality of screen canopies 101, 102, 103 to move to a preset position along each canopy moving rail 610, 620, 630 to realize a plurality of holes constituting a virtual golf course.

[0077] like Figure 5 As shown, the course 200 may be provided with course parts 201, 202, 203 including at least one green 211, 212, 213 corresponding to each of the plurality of screen sheds 101, 102, 103, and is configured to be connected from the screen sheds 101, 102, 103 to the course parts 201, 202, 203 corresponding to the respective screen sheds.

[0078] exist Figure 5 In the illustrated embodiment, a first field section 201, a second field section 202 and a third field section 203 are formed on the field 200. A first green 211 may be formed in the first field section 201, a second green 212 may be formed in the second field section 202, and a third green 213 may be formed in the third field section 203.

[0079] In addition, the first screen shelf 101 and the first shelf moving rail 610 correspond to the first site section 201 , the second screen shelf 102 and the second shelf moving rail 620 correspond to the second site section 202 , and the third screen shelf 103 and the third shelf moving rail 630 correspond to the third site section 203 .

[0080] The first to third screen sheds 101 , 102 , 103 are respectively provided with a shed moving device (not shown) so that each shed moving device moves each screen shed on each shed moving rail 610 , 620 , 630 based on the control of the shed moving controller 550 .

[0081] like Figure 5As shown, a first screen baffle 301 is provided in the first screen shed 101, and when the first screen baffle 301 is opened, it can be connected to the first venue portion 201 and the first green 211; a second screen baffle 302 is provided in the second screen shed 102, and when the second screen baffle 302 is opened, it can be connected to the second venue portion 202 and the second green 212; and a third screen baffle 303 is provided in the third screen shed 103, and when the third screen baffle 303 is opened, it can be connected to the third venue portion 203 and the third green 213.

[0082] exist Figure 5 In the illustrated embodiment, the screen golf devices provided in each of the first to third screen sheds 101, 102, 103 are linked to each other. For example, when the user plays on hole No. 1 in the first screen shed 101 and the first field section 201 and then moves to the second screen shed 102, the screen golf device of the second screen shed 102 plays on the virtual golf course of hole No. 2. When the user plays on the field of hole No. 2 in the second field section 202 and then moves to the third screen shed 103, the screen golf device of the third screen shed 103 can play on the virtual golf course of hole No. 3.

[0083] At this time, the screen shed movement controller 550 receives information about the status of the golf round from the control unit of the screen golf device in each screen shed, and determines the position of the corresponding screen shed when the next hole is played after the current hole, and controls the screen shed to move to the determined position when the current hole is completed. By controlling the movement of each screen shed in this way, multiple holes can be achieved.

[0084] exist Figure 5 In the embodiment shown, the hybrid golf system of the present invention can realize a golf course with more than 9 holes by using 3 screen canopies and 3 field sections. Figures 6 to 8 The use of Figure 5 The hybrid golf system of the illustrated embodiment implements an example of a 9-hole situation.

[0085] exist Figures 6 to 8 In the illustrated embodiment, the first screen shed 101 is pre-set to be located at three points Ps1-1, Ps1-2, and Ps1-3 on the first shed moving track 610, the second screen shed 102 is pre-set to be located at three points Ps2-1, Ps2-2, and Ps2-3 on the second shed moving track 620, and the third screen shed 103 is pre-set to be located at three points Ps3-1, Ps3-2, and Ps3-3 on the third shed moving track 630.

[0086] like Figures 6 to 8As shown, the first screen shelf 101 and the first site portion 201 may be configured as a pair, the second screen shelf 102 and the second site portion 202 may be configured as a pair, and the third screen shelf 103 and the third site portion 203 may be configured as a pair, and may be configured to form a path that allows users to move easily in the order of first screen shelf 101 → first screen baffle 301 → first site portion 201 → second screen shelf 102 → second screen baffle 302 → second site portion 202 → third screen shelf 103 → third screen baffle 303 → third site portion 203.

[0087] Figure 6 , holes 1 to 3 are shown without moving each screen shed.

[0088] like Figure 6 As shown, the user starts playing hole No. 1 on the virtual golf course at the first screen shed 101 at position Ps1-1, and as the field play on hole No. 1 begins, the first screen baffle 301 is opened so that the ball can be played on the first field section 201 to complete hole No. 1.

[0089] After completing Hole 1 in the first field section 201, the user enters the second screen shed 102 at the adjacent Ps2-1 position to start Hole 2 on the virtual golf course. When the field play in Hole 2 starts, the second screen baffle 302 is opened to play the ball on the second field section 202, and Hole 2 can be completed by playing the ball in the second field section 202.

[0090] The user who has completed Hole 2 in the second field section 202 enters the third screen shed 103 at the adjacent Ps3-1 position to start Hole 3 on the virtual golf course. When the field play in Hole 3 starts, the third screen baffle 303 is opened to play in the third field section 203, and Hole 3 can be completed by playing in the third field section 203.

[0091] After finishing playing the golf course from hole 1 to hole 3 as described above, the user can move to the first screen shed 101 again to play the golf course from hole 4 to hole 6. Figure 7 As shown, the shed moving controller controls the shed moving device of the first screen shed 101 to move to the position Ps1-2 along the first shed moving track 610, controls the shed moving device of the second screen shed 102 to move to the position Ps2-2 along the second shed moving track 620, and controls the shed moving device of the third screen shed 103 to move to the position Ps3-2 along the third shed moving track 630.

[0092] like Figure 7As shown, the user starts playing hole No. 4 on the virtual golf course at the first screen shed 101 at position Ps1-2, and as the field play on hole No. 4 begins, the first screen baffle 301 is opened so that the ball can be played on the first field section 201 to complete hole No. 4.

[0093] After completing Hole 4 in the first field section 201, the user enters the second screen shed 102 at the adjacent Ps2-2 position to start Hole 5 on the virtual golf course. When the field play in Hole 5 starts, the second screen baffle 302 is opened to play in the second field section 202, and Hole 5 can be completed by playing in the second field section 202.

[0094] After completing Hole 5 in the second field section 202, the user enters the third screen shed 103 at the adjacent Ps3-2 position to start Hole 6 on the virtual golf course. When the field play in Hole 6 starts, the third screen baffle 303 is opened to play in the third field section 203, and Hole 6 can be completed by playing in the third field section 203.

[0095] After finishing playing the golf course from hole 4 to hole 6 as described above, the user can move to the first screen shed 101 again to play the golf course from hole 7 to hole 9. Figure 8 As shown, the shed moving controller can control the shed moving device of the first screen shed 101 to move to the position Ps1-3 along the first shed moving track 610, control the shed moving device of the second screen shed 102 to move to the position Ps2-3 along the second shed moving track 620, and control the shed moving device of the third screen shed 103 to move to the position Ps3-3 along the third shed moving track 630.

[0096] like Figure 8 As shown, the user starts playing hole No. 7 on the virtual golf course at the first screen shed 101 at position Ps1-3. As the ball is played on the field in hole No. 7, the first screen baffle 301 is opened, so that the ball can be played on the first field part 201 to complete hole No. 7.

[0097] After completing hole 7 in the first field section 201, the user enters the second screen shed 102 at the adjacent Ps2-3 position to start hole 8 on the virtual golf course. When the field play in hole 8 starts, the second screen baffle 302 is opened to play in the second field section 202, and hole 8 can be completed by playing in the second field section 202.

[0098] After completing hole No. 8 in the second field section 202, the user enters the third screen shed 103 at the adjacent Ps3-3 position to start hole No. 9 on the virtual golf course. When the field play in hole No. 9 starts, the third screen baffle 303 is opened to play in the third field section 203, and hole No. 9 can be completed by playing in the third field section 203.

[0099] As described above, since each of holes 1 to 9 is played by multiple screen tents at different positions, the user can feel the live feeling of playing golf on different holes similar to playing a round of golf on an actual 9-hole golf course.

[0100] In this way, not only 9 holes but also 18 holes can be realized, and the holes above can also be realized as holes with different shapes and paths from each other.

[0101] As described above, the hybrid golf system using a movable screen canopy of the present invention has the following features and advantages, namely, in a hybrid golf system that uses a screen canopy for virtual golf play using a virtual golf simulation device and a field for actual golf play such as putting or putting, the screen canopy for virtual golf play is rotated or moved to realize a golf course with a plurality of holes, thereby providing the user with a sense of being able to play golf on different holes while moving among each of the plurality of holes.

[0102] Industrial Application Possibility

[0103] The hybrid golf system using a mobile screen tent of the present application can be used in golf-related industries and the so-called screen golf industry that plays golf games based on virtual golf simulations, etc.

Claims

1. A hybrid golf system utilizing a mobile screen canopy, characterized in that: include: a course configured to enable a user to play actual golf and including a putting green; A screen shed is provided at one side of the field and is provided with a screen golf device so as to enable screen golf to be played on a virtual golf course; as well as A canopy moving device moves or rotates the screen canopy on the course so that the field of view observed from the screen canopy can be different for each hole of the virtual golf course.

2. The hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to claim 1, characterized in that: The screen tent includes a screen baffle which projects the virtual golf course and virtual golf simulation images and is configured to open and close the surface of the field of the screen tent for observing the field, so that the virtual golf play can be switched to the field play by opening the screen baffle.

3. The hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to claim 1, characterized in that: A shed moving track is provided below the screen shed, and the screen shed is configured to be able to move along the shed moving track through the shed moving device. A plurality of different positions are pre-set on the shed moving track as stop positions of the screen shed, so that each stop position of the screen shed can be used for virtual golf playing and field playing in different holes.

4. A hybrid golf system utilizing a mobile screen tent, characterized in that: include: a course configured to enable users to play actual golf; A plurality of screen tents, each of which is disposed at a plurality of mutually different positions on the course and each of which is equipped with a screen golf device in a manner that enables screen golf to be played on a virtual golf course; a shed moving device, which is provided at each of the plurality of screen sheds to move or rotate each corresponding screen shed; as well as A shed movement controller controls a shed movement device of each of the plurality of screen sheds to move or rotate each of the plurality of screen sheds to realize a plurality of holes constituting the virtual golf course.

5. The hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to claim 4, characterized in that: The field includes a field portion having at least one green corresponding to each of the plurality of screen sheds, and is configured to connect field portions corresponding to the respective screen sheds in each of the screen sheds, and is configured to move or rotate each of the screen sheds relative to the corresponding field portion.

6. The hybrid golf system using a mobile screen canopy according to claim 4, characterized in that: A shelf moving track is provided below each of the plurality of screen shelves, and is configured so that each of the screen shelves can be moved along the corresponding shelf moving track by each of the shelf moving devices. The shed movement controller realizes each of the plurality of holes constituting the virtual golf course by respectively controlling the shed movement device corresponding to each of the plurality of screen sheds to change the position of each of the plurality of screen sheds on the corresponding shed movement track.

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