The present invention (also referred to as “method and
system for displaying ball placement location in screen golf or
hybrid golf game”) is a technology that implements a teeing area and ball location for each hole to enable exercise in conjunction with actual golf and indoor screen golf, including an omitted section from the teeing ground to a point before the
landing point of the second or third ball, and obstacles such as the actual green and surrounding bunkers, rough, and hazards in indoor and outdoor
hybrid golf. The invention relates to a golf
system that displays the landing position of a ball on the teeing ground of an indoor or outdoor practice range using a
laser beam (which is also referred to as “a ball placement position at a corresponding location using a
laser projection device,
video projector, or
holographic display device, by converting virtual ball
landing point coordinates calculated based on the player’s shot result into actual playing space coordinates) and to the design and method of use thereof. The present invention provides a virtual-reality linked golf interface technology that specifies the position of a player's subsequent shot by
synchronizing the results of a virtual golf
simulation with the physical coordinates of an actual playing space.