TW201343224A - Golf gaming device, golf gaming server, and golf gaming system - Google Patents

Abstract

A golf gaming device as laid out in the present invention has: a field replicating a green; a plurality of cups provided upon the field; a cup-in detection unit which detects that a ball has entered the cup; a cup designation unit which designates, to a player, a target cup to become a target among the plurality of cups; a launch position designation unit which designates, to the player, a launch position upon the field at which the player is to launch a ball; and a control unit which, when the ball that has been set at the launch position is struck by the player, assesses whether or not the ball that has been struck has entered the target cup on the basis of a detection signal from the cup-in detection unit, and controls progress of the golf game on the basis of the assessment result.

Description

Golf game device, golf game server and golf game system

The present invention relates to a golf game device, a golf game server, and a golf game system.

It has a court that mimics the grass, a plurality of cups set on the aforementioned court, and a plurality of placement positions set in a specific area, and can be pseudo-like by causing the player to hit the golf ball with a golf club. A golf game device that is realistic for golf is known (for example, refer to Patent Document 1).

[Previous Technical Literature]

[Patent Literature]

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2004-242747

In such a golf game device, the player places the golf ball at the position of his or her choice and targets the cup of his choice and can hit the ball with the golf club. Therefore, the player becomes a slave The placement position that you are good at will put the ball into a cup that can be simply aimed, and there will be annoyance for monotonous game play.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and an object of the present invention is to enable a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

The main invention for achieving the above object is a golf game device characterized by comprising: a golf ball mimicking a grass; and a plurality of cups disposed at the golf course; and detecting the ball into the cup a cup detecting unit that is out; and a cup indicating unit that indicates the player to the target cup in the plurality of cups; and a shooting position on the court that the player hits the ball to indicate to the player And hitting the position indicating portion; and when the ball placed at the hitting position is struck by the player, determining whether the hit ball has entered the aforementioned according to the detection signal from the cup detecting portion A target cup, and a control unit that controls the execution of the golf game based on the determination result.

According to such a golf game device, it is possible to perform a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

Further, in such a golf game device, the control unit may be configured to select one of the plurality of cups as the target cup indicated by the cup instruction unit. And determining the distance until the selected target cup is selected, and determining the indication indicated by the shot position indication unit based on the determined distance The aforementioned hitting position on the aforementioned court.

According to such a golf game device, since the hitting position is determined based on the distance up to the target cup, it is possible to play the game with various difficulty levels.

Further, in such a golf game device, the hit position indicating unit may be configured to irradiate laser light at an arbitrary position on the course. The aforementioned player indicates the aforementioned hit position.

According to such a golf game apparatus, since the hitting position can be clearly indicated, it is possible to easily place the ball at the hitting position.

Further, in such a golf game device, the control unit may be configured to include one of the plurality of cups in the first swing of the golf game. Selecting a target cup indicated by the cup indication unit, and determining a first distance up to the selected target cup, and determining the shot position indication unit based on the determined first distance The first hit position on the court is instructed to determine the second distance from the selected target cup to be shorter than the first distance in the second swing of the golf game. And determining, according to the determined second distance, the second hitting position on the court indicated by the hitting position indicating unit.

According to such a golf game device, even when there is no cup in the first swing, it is possible to simply pursue in the second swing. Into the cup.

Further, in such a golf game device, it is also possible to provide an inclined portion that inclines the court.

According to such a golf game device, it is possible to make a game play that is more varied.

Further, in such a golf game device, the control unit may be configured to operate the golf course by operating the inclined portion when the player performs the first swing. When the player performs the second swing, the inclination of the court at the time of the first swing is maintained without changing the inclined portion.

According to such a golf game device, in the second swing, it is possible to give the player an impression that the image is played on the same grass as the first swing.

Further, a golf game system includes a plurality of golf game devices and a golf game server that connects the plurality of golf game devices via a network, the golf game system characterized in that: The golf game device includes: a court that imitates the grass; and a plurality of cups set at the golf course; and a cup detecting portion that detects the entry of the ball into the cup; and the plurality of cups a cup indicating portion for indicating the player to the target; and a hitting position indicating portion for indicating the hitting position on the aforementioned field on which the player hits the ball; and when being placed at the aforementioned hitting position When the ball is hit by the player, it is determined whether the ball that has been hit has entered the aforementioned target based on the detection signal from the aforementioned cup detecting portion. a cup, and controlling a golf game according to the determination result, thereby determining a control unit including game result information of the game score of the player; and transmitting the game result information of the player through the network Transmitting to the transmitting unit of the golf game server, the golf game server is configured to receive the game result information of the player sent from the golf game device through the network a receiving unit; and a memory unit that memorizes the aforementioned game result information in association with the player.

According to such a golf game system, it is possible to perform a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

Further, a golf game server is characterized in that a golf game device is connected via a network, and the golf game device is provided with: a stadium that imitates grass; and a plurality of golf courses installed at the golf course. a cup detecting portion detected by entering the ball into the cup; and a cup indicating portion for indicating the player of the plurality of cups in the plurality of cups; and the player for hitting the ball a hitting position indication portion on the court for indicating the position of the player; and when the ball placed at the hitting position is struck by the player, based on the detection signal from the aforementioned cup detecting portion Determining whether the ball that has been struck has entered the aforementioned target cup, and controlling the progress of the golf game based on the determination result, thereby determining a control unit including game result information of the game score of the player; and Transmitting the aforementioned game result information of the player to the transmitting part of the golf game server through the network, the golf game server There Department comprising: for from the The game information of the player that is sent by the golf game device through the aforementioned network is used as the receiving portion of the received news; and the memory of the received game result information is associated with the player's additional memory. unit.

According to such a golf game server, it is possible to perform a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

As described above, the golf game device, the golf game server, and the golf game system of the present invention are game play that can be made rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

1‧‧‧Game system

2‧‧‧Network

10‧‧‧Golf Game Server

11‧‧‧Server Control Department

12‧‧‧Server Memory

13‧‧‧Server display

14‧‧‧Server Operation Department

15‧‧‧Server Communication Department

20‧‧‧Golf game device

20A‧‧‧Pedestrian Department

20B‧‧‧立立部

21‧‧‧Field board

22‧‧‧ Cup

22H‧‧‧ cup

22L‧‧‧ cups of light

22S‧‧‧Into the cup sensor

22S1‧‧‧Lighting elements

22S2‧‧‧Lighting elements

23‧‧‧ inclined section

23A~23D‧‧‧ Lifts

231‧‧‧Rolling screw shaft

232‧‧‧Motor

24‧‧‧Bit out the position indication department

24a‧‧‧Laser Light Irradiation Department

24b‧‧‧ bracket

24c‧‧‧1st axis

24d‧‧‧1st motor

24e‧‧‧2nd axis

24f‧‧‧2nd motor

25‧‧‧ Ball Supply Department

26‧‧‧Ball recycling department

27‧‧‧Operation Department

27a‧‧‧ operation keys

27b‧‧‧Card R/W

28‧‧‧Display Department

30‧‧‧Control Department

31‧‧‧Memory Department

32‧‧‧Portrait Generation Department

33‧‧‧Sound Output Department

34‧‧‧Communication Department

Fig. 1 is a diagram showing the network configuration of the golf game system 1 in the present embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the golf game server 10.

[Fig. 3] A diagram showing a configuration example of a player table.

Fig. 4 is an external view showing the configuration of the golf game apparatus 20 in the present embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the golf game device 20.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the cup portion 22.

FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the inclined portion 23.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the hit position indicating unit 24.

Fig. 9 is a side view of the golf game apparatus 20 in the present embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a view showing a configuration example of the material stored in the memory unit 31 in the course setting of each hole (first swing).

[Fig. 11] A diagram showing a configuration example of data stored in the memory unit 31 in the course setting of each hole (second swing).

Fig. 12 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the golf game apparatus 20 in the present embodiment.

[Embodiment]

<Composition of Golf Game System>

A configuration example of the golf game system 1 will be described with reference to Fig. 1 . Fig. 1 is a network configuration diagram of the golf game system 1 in the present embodiment.

The golf game system 1 of the present embodiment is generally provided with a golf game server 10 and a plurality of golf game devices 20 as shown in FIG. The golf game server 10 and the golf game device 20 are configured to be connectable to each other via the network 2.

In the golf game system 1, the golf game device 20 can play the golf game by causing the player to hit the golf ball with the golf club. In addition, the golf game system 1 is capable of The various information related to the player, such as the score, the rank, the progress status, and the history of the player who has played by the golf game device 20 in the golf game server 10 is managed. Further, the golf game system 1 can provide access to the golf game server 10 via the network 2, for example, if the player uses an information processing terminal (not shown) such as a mobile phone or a smart phone owned by the player. Then, by distributing the WEB web page to the information processing terminal, the player can perform various services such as viewing related information of the player.

(Composition of golf game server)

An example of the configuration of the golf game server 10 will be described with reference to Figs. 2 and 3 . FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the golf game server 10. Fig. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a player table.

The golf game server 10 of the present embodiment includes a server control unit 11 such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a server memory unit 12 such as a ROM (Read Only Memory), a RAM (Random Access Memory), and the like. The server display unit 13 and the server operation unit 14 and the server communication unit 15 for connecting to the golf game device 20 via the network 2 for information communication.

The server control unit 11 is provided with a function of collectively implementing various control and information processing related to the golf game system 1.

The server storage unit 12 is provided with a memory area dedicated to reading in which a system program stored in the golf game server 10 is stored. The ROM of the domain and the various data (the value of the plug-in or the calculation used in the system program) generated by the server control unit 11 are memorized, and are used as the work area of the arithmetic processing of the server control unit 11. Use the RAM as a rewritable memory area. Further, the server storage unit 12 is connected to the server control unit 11 via the bus bar, and performs processing for referring to, reading, and rewriting the stored data in response to the processing by the server control unit 11. The server storage unit 12 of the present embodiment is generally provided with a system program and a player table as shown in FIG.

The player table stores the various information related to the player in association with the player ID. In the player table of the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the player information for using the player ID, the player name, the level, and the dominant hand information of the left hand used for the player is stored. And game result information such as scores, rankings, and game history.

The server display unit 13 is connected to the server control unit 11 via the bus bar, and is based on an instruction from the server control unit 11 to display an operation screen for the system administrator, for example, to borrow It is realized by a liquid crystal display (LCD: Liquid Crystal Display) or the like.

The server operation unit 14 is configured to allow a system administrator or the like to input various data (for example, player information), for example, by a keyboard, a mouse, a touch panel, or the like. If the player performs an operation input from the operation key 27a of the golf game device 20, the operation signal corresponding to the player operation is sent to the bus bar. The connected server control unit 11 is located.

The server communication unit 15 is configured to communicate with the golf game device 20 and the like, and has a function as a receiving unit for receiving various data or signals transmitted from the golf game device 20, and In response to an instruction from the server control unit 11 connected via the bus bar, various materials or signals are transmitted to the golf game device 20 as a function of the transmitting unit.

(Composition of golf game device)

A configuration example of the golf game apparatus 20 will be described with reference to Figs. 4 to 9 . Fig. 4 is an external view showing the configuration of the golf game apparatus 20 in the present embodiment. FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the golf game device 20. Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the cup portion 22. FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the inclined portion 23. FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the hit position indicating unit 24. Fig. 9 is a side view of the golf game device 20 in the present embodiment.

The golf game device 20 is a game device used when a player plays a golf game. As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, the golf game device 20 of the present embodiment is generally a standing portion that is a vertical portion (vertical direction) with respect to the course portion 20A that is a play site and the course portion 20A. 20B is configured to include: a court board 21, a cup portion 22, and an inclined portion 23, and a shot position indicating portion 24, a ball supply portion 25, and a ball collecting portion 26, and a player for performing The operation unit 27, the display unit 28 for displaying an image, the control unit 30 such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), and the memory unit 31 such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) or a RAM (Random Access Memory), and An image generating unit 32 that generates a game image or the like, a sound output unit 33 that outputs an effect sound or the like, and a communication unit 34 that can communicate with the golf game server 10 via the network for information communication.

The course portion 20A is a play site formed in a rectangular shape as shown in FIG. 4, and allows the player to play a golf game on the court board 21 provided thereon. The court board 21 is covered by artificial turf and is an imitator for the turf on the golf course. In the present embodiment, the player can perform a putt golf game using a putter to strike the golf ball.

The cup portion 22, as shown in Fig. 4, is disposed at the long side of the course portion 20A and the short side (one side) of the short side. The cup portion 22, as shown in Figures 4 and 6, has a plurality of cups 22H, a cup light 22L for illuminating the cup 22H, and a cup for detecting the ball entering the cup 22H. Sensor 22S.

The cup 22H of the present embodiment includes two cups 22HR and 22HL. One of the cups 22HR is located in the entire area of the court board 21, and is located on the right hand side of the player when the short side of one of the positions of the cup 22H is viewed from the center of the short side of the other side. The area (the right side of the court board 21). The other side of the cup 22HL, is in the entire area of the court board 21, the position is in the position of the cup 22H The short side of one of the sides is viewed from the center of the short side of the other side on the left-hand side of the player (the left side of the court board 21).

The cup light 22L is an example of a cup indicating portion, and is used to indicate a target cup (hereinafter referred to as a target cup) of the plurality of cups 22H to the player. The cup light 22L of the present embodiment is provided with a cup light 22LR provided corresponding to one of the cups 22HR and a cup light 22LL provided corresponding to the other cup 22HL. Further, the cup lamp 22L of the present embodiment is constituted by an LED substrate on which an LED is mounted, and is generally disposed along the periphery of the cup 22H as shown in FIG.

The cup sensor 22S is an example of the cup detecting unit and is used to detect that the ball hit by the player enters the target cup. This cup sensor 22S is provided at each of the two cups 22HR, 22HL.

The cup sensor 22S of the present embodiment is an optical sensor, and includes a light-emitting element 22S1 that emits infrared rays and a light-receiving element 22S2 that receives infrared light. The cup sensor 22S is disposed in the cup 22H such that the light-emitting element 22S1 and the light-receiving element 22S2 face each other as shown in FIG. Further, when the infrared sensor is emitted from the light-emitting element 22S1, the cup sensor 22S causes the light-receiving element 22S2 to be exposed to the infrared light to be received by the light-receiving element 22S. The presence of the golf ball in the cup 22H was detected.

The inclined portion 23 is provided at the course portion 20A and is It is used to form an inclined surface at the course portion 20A, and to tilt the court board 21. As shown in Fig. 7, the inclined portion 23 of the present embodiment is provided with four elevators 23A to 23D having four corners of the court board 21 supported from below.

Each of the elevators 23A to 23D is provided with a ball screw shaft 231 and a motor 232. The ball screw shaft 231 is screwed to a ball nut (not shown) that is joined to the lower surface of the field plate 21. Therefore, when the motor 232 is driven, the ball screw shaft 231 rotates, and the ball nut moves along the ball screw shaft 231. That is, the rotational movement of the ball screw shaft 231 caused by the driving of the motor 232 is converted into a linear forward movement of the ball nut, so that the course plate 21 engaged with the ball nut becomes along Move up and down in the direction of the axis.

In the present embodiment, by causing the control unit 30 to perform drive control of each of the motors 232 of the respective lifts 23A to 23D, the inclined portion 23 can form an inclined surface of an uphill slope and an inclined surface of a downhill slope at the course portion 20A. The inclined surface of the slice, the inclined surface of the hook, and the like.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7 , in the inclined portion 23 , when only the elevators 23A and 23B on the front side are raised, the end portion on the front side of the court board 21 is from the reference position. Moving upwards, it is possible to form an inclined slope of the uphill slope at the course portion 20A. In addition, when the two elevators 23C and 23D of the rear side are raised, the inclined portion 23 is moved upward from the reference position, so that the inclined portion 23 can be moved upward from the reference position. At 20A, an inclined surface of the downslope is formed. Moreover, the inclined portion 23 is only left When the two elevators 23B and 23D on the side are moved upward, the end portion on the left side of the court board 21 moves upward from the reference position, so that the inclined surface of the right curve can be formed in the course portion 20A. In addition, when the two elevators 23A and 23C on the right side of the inclined portion 23 are moved upward, the end portion on the right side of the course plate 21 moves upward from the reference position, so that it is possible to The inclined portion of the left curve is formed at the course portion 20A. Further, the inclined portion 23 can also form an inclined surface that combines the inclined surface of the uphill slope or the inclined surface of the uphill slope and the inclined surface of the right curved or the inclined surface of the left curved piece by operating the elevators 23A to 23D. .

In this way, by forming various inclined faces at the course portion 20A, it is possible to play games that are rich in change.

The hit position indicating unit 24 is a pointing position for the player to hit the player on the court board 21 of the ball. The hit position indicating portion 24 is disposed at the rising portion 20B which is disposed more toward the upper direction than the court board 21 as shown in FIG. 4, and therefore can be placed on the court board 21 Any position in the entire area is indicated to the player as the hit position.

The golf game apparatus according to the present embodiment does not have a shooting position (for example, a mark printed on a golf course or the like) that is fixed to the court board 21 as in the prior art, and can be adapted. Any position indicated on the court board 21 as the play position is performed as the hit position. In the prior art, there is a possibility that the player cannot find the hit position on the court (for example, a mark printed on the court, etc.) and becomes unable to determine where the ball should be placed on the court board 21. Set it up. Therefore, in the golf game apparatus of the present embodiment, by setting the hit position indicating unit 24, the hit position on the court board 21 can be clearly instructed to the player. In particular, when the hit position indication unit 24 changes the hit position in response to the progress of the game, it is possible to clearly indicate to the player where the ball should be placed on the court board 21. .

As shown in FIG. 8, the shot position indication unit 24 of the present embodiment includes a laser beam irradiation unit 24a that emits laser light, a first axis 24b that is disposed along the left-right direction, and The first motor 24c that is connected to the first shaft 24b, the second shaft 24d that is disposed in the vertical direction, the second motor 24e that is coupled to the second shaft 24d, and the laser light irradiation unit 24a. The bracket 24f is rotatably supported by the 1 shaft 24b and the second shaft 24d.

The laser beam irradiation unit 24a is attached to the first shaft 24b that is coupled to the first motor 24c, and the first shaft 24b is rotatably supported by the bracket 24f via a bearing (not shown). Therefore, the laser light irradiation unit 24a is rotated about the first shaft 24b by the driving of the first motor 24c, and can irradiate the laser beam to any position in the front-rear direction (longitudinal direction) of the field plate 21. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, generally, any position A in the front-rear direction (longitudinal direction) of the course plate 21 is irradiated with laser light by the shot position indicating portion 24 (the laser light irradiating portion 24a). The two-point chain line is shown in the figure) and the indicated hit position is indicated.

Further, the bracket 24f that supports the laser beam irradiation unit 24a so as to be rotatable about the first shaft 24b is mounted. The second shaft 24d is connected to the second motor 24e. Therefore, the laser light irradiation unit 24a is rotated not only by the first motor 24c but also by the first motor 24c, and by the second motor 24e, together with the bracket 24f. The 2 shaft 24d is rotated centrally. As a result, the laser light irradiation unit 24a can irradiate the laser light with any position in the entire area of the court board 21 as the shot position.

As described above, the hit position indicating portion 24 can clearly indicate the hit position by instructing the hit position by irradiating the field plate 21 with the laser light, thereby enabling the player to easily place the ball in the Hit the location. Moreover, since it is possible to mark on the court without causing unevenness, there is no case where the rolling of the ball is affected.

The ball supply unit 25 is provided below the standing portion 20B and is provided to the court board 21 for the ball used by the player during game play. In the present embodiment, the ball is transported to the guide rail one by one by the drive ball supply motor (not shown) and guided to the court board 21.

If the ball is supplied by the ball supply unit 25, the player picks up the ball to be supplied to the court board 21, and places the ball on the court board 21 instructed by the hit position indicating unit 24. At the location where the shot was hit, the ball that was placed was hit.

The ball collecting portion 26 is provided below the rising portion 20B and is used to collect the ball that has not been fed. In the present embodiment, there is a drop groove for dropping a ball that does not enter the cup, and a drop groove to be dropped into the drop groove. The drop detection sensor (not shown) is subtracted from the ball. If the ball that has bypassed the cup 22H falls down into the drop groove, the detection signal is sent from the drop detection sensor to the control unit 30 connected via the bus bar. The ball that has fallen into the drop groove is guided by a guide rail (not shown) and conveyed to the ball supply unit 25.

The operation unit 27 is for receiving an operation input by the player. The operation unit 27 of the present embodiment is provided on the upper surface of the rising portion 20B as shown in FIG. 4, and is provided with an operation key 27a and a card R/W as an example of the reading unit (card reader). / card writer) 27b.

The operation key 27a is selected when the game mode is selected or determined for the game mode (the type of the game) or when the player performs the game operation for switching to the next player when the player plays the game. use.

The card R/W 27b is a player information (player ID, player name, rating, etc.) recorded in an IC card which is recorded as one of the information recording media owned by the player, and is imported as digital data, or It is the one that writes the game result information (score, ranking, etc.) to the IC card.

The display unit 28 is provided on the front side of the standing portion 20B (facing the player), and is a variety of images generated by the image generating unit 32, which will be described later, based on an instruction from the control unit 30, which will be described later. The image (game image, etc.) is displayed. For example, it is realized by a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like.

The control unit 30 performs the transfer of the data between the cups 22, the inclined portion 23, the shot position instruction unit 24, and the ball supply unit 25, and performs various controls related to the entire golf game device 20, The function of the information processing is realized by causing the CPU (Central Processing Unit) to execute the program stored in the storage unit 31.

The memory unit 31 includes a ROM that stores a memory area dedicated to reading, such as a system program and a game program in the golf game device 20, and a data to be generated by the control unit 30 (in the system program). Or the plug-in or calculation value used in the game program) or various information received from the golf game server 10, and used as a work area for the calculation processing of the control unit 30 as a rewritable memory. Regional RAM. The memory unit 31 is connected to the control unit 30 via a bus bar, and performs processing for referring to, reading, and rewriting the stored data in response to the processing of the control unit 30.

The image generating unit 32 is a person who produces a portrait in response to the player's operation or the game play. The image generating unit 32 is provided with a function of drawing a three-dimensional CG. In other words, the image generating unit 32 is configured to generate three-dimensional CG, and to form polygon data (vertex data) or NURBS (Non Uniform Rational B-Spline) data (surface or control) of the object displayed on the display unit 28. The point data is read from the memory unit 31, and the object composed of the polygon is placed in the world coordinate system which is a three-dimensional virtual space, and the coordinates of the object are converted from the area coordinate system to the world coordinate system. Moreover, the image generating unit 32 will accompany The imaginary viewpoint (hypothetical camera) generated by the player's operation or the game play is set in the world coordinate system, and the field of view from the viewpoint of the specific line of sight and the image angle is observed from the viewpoint. The coordinates of the existing object are transformed into a viewpoint coordinate system with the coordinates of the viewpoint as the origin. After that, the image generating unit 32 performs interpolation processing such as light source processing on the object, and attaches the material material stored in the memory unit 31 to the object, thereby applying the detailed feature to the surface of the object. Processing. Thereafter, the image generating unit 32 projects the three-dimensional object (polygon) onto the two-dimensional plane (screen) for display on the display unit 28, and converts the three-dimensional coordinates (viewpoint coordinate system) of the object into two. Dimension coordinates (screen coordinate system). In this manner, the image generating unit 32 generates a two-dimensional image by displaying the object which is positioned at a coordinate close to the coordinates of the viewpoint in the world coordinate system, and outputs it to the display unit 28 . At the office.

The sound output unit 33 is an audio signal (sound information) such as music, sound, and effect sound output from the control unit 30, and is amplified by a digital amplifier or the like to output a sound. This sound output unit 33 is realized by, for example, a speaker or the like.

The communication unit 34 is provided with a function of connecting the golf game server 10 and the golf game device 20 to information communication, and includes a receiving unit and a transmitting unit. The receiving department has the function of receiving various data or signals sent from the golf game server 10. The transmitting unit is provided with various materials or signals to be associated with various processes in the golf game device 20 for the golf game servo. The device 10 performs the function of transmitting.

(summary of golf games)

Here, an outline of the golf game executed in the golf game device 20 of the present embodiment will be described.

In the golf game of the present embodiment, the player is placed on the golf course 21 which is tilted, and the golf ball is placed at the shooting position designated by the hitting position indicating portion 24, and is aimed at the light by the cup. The target cup (cup 22HR or cup 22HL) irradiated by 22L is used for the push rod. The hit position, the target cup, and the inclination of the court board 21 in this golf game are determined by the control unit 30 of the golf game apparatus 20. Therefore, the player is in a state of playing the court (grass) which is automatically determined in such a manner, and challenges the golf game.

In the golf game of the present embodiment, a putter golf game in which a plurality of holes are set in one game is used. For example, in one game, a putter golf game from the first hole to the ninth hole is set. At each hole, the player is set to push the player up to 2 times. That is, the player is able to make a total of 18 putts (9 holes x 2 putters) in one game.

Further, in the golf game of the present embodiment, the first swing at the first hole starts from the challenge of the birdie. In other words, when the ball is put into the cup by the first swing at the first hole, it is "Boti" and is set to "-1". A player who cannot enter the cup on the first swing challenges the second swing. When the ball is in the second swing In the case of entering the cup, it is "flat" and the score is "±0" (no change). When the ball is not in the second swing and the ball is not in the cup, it becomes "bogey" and the score is "+1".

However, after the first hole, when the cup is placed in the first swing in the previous hole, the first swing in the hole starts from the challenge of Bodie. On the other hand, when the cup cannot be fed in the first hole in the previous hole, the first swing in the hole is a challenge flat.

For example, in the case where the first swing of the first hole is successful and becomes "Boti" in the second hole, when the ball is put into the cup by the putter of the first swing in the second hole, It is "Boti" and is set to add "-1" to the current score. When the ball enters the cup on the second swing, it becomes a "flat pole" and becomes a score that is maintained at the present. When the ball is not in the second swing and the ball is not in the cup, it becomes "bogey" and adds "+1" to the current score. On the other hand, when it is a case other than "Body" at the first hole, when the ball is put into the cup in the putter of the first swing in the second hole, it is "flat". And set to be a score that is maintained at the present. When the ball is not put into the cup on the second swing, it becomes "bogey" and adds "+1" to the current score. When the ball is not put into the cup on the second swing, it becomes "double bogey" and adds "+2" to the current score.

If the game play is repeated in this way until the ninth hole is reached, the putt golf game of the first game is ended, and the game results of the players such as the total score of all the holes and the ranking are determined. also The determined game result information is transmitted from the golf game device 20 via the network, and is managed in the golf game server 10.

In addition, this golf game allows multiple players to participate and play games. In the present embodiment, it is set so that 1 to 4 players can simultaneously perform a putt golf game. In this case, the ranking of the player is determined by the total score of the end of the 9th hole.

(action of golf game device)

An operation example of the golf game apparatus 20 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to Figs. 10 and 12 . FIG. 10 is a view showing a configuration example of the material stored in the memory unit 31 in the course setting of each hole (first swing). FIG. 11 is a view showing a configuration example of the material stored in the memory unit 31 in the course setting of each hole (second swing). Fig. 12 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the golf game apparatus 20 in the present embodiment.

== Course setting for each hole ==

First, in the golf game apparatus 20 of the present embodiment, when the putter golf game is started, the player sets the respective pitches of the plurality of holes before the player hits the golf ball by the putter. In other words, in the present embodiment, the course setting is performed in advance for the nine holes from the first hole to the ninth hole (the setting of the hit position, the setting of the target cup, and the inclination of the court board 21). set up).

Specifically, in the golf game apparatus 20 of the present embodiment, the inclination determination processing, the distance determination processing, the cup determination processing, and the shot position determination processing are performed in order to perform the course setting of each hole.

First, a tilt determination process for determining the inclination of the court board 21 is performed. In other words, the control unit 30 determines the slope of the uphill slope, the slope of the downhill slope, the slope of the right curve, and the slope of the left curve by setting the upper and lower height difference and the left and right height difference of the court board 21. Faces, and the inclined faces that combine these.

At this time, the control unit 30 determines the inclination of the court board 21 for each of the nine holes, and stores the tilt information of the court board 21 determined in each hole in the memory unit 31 (refer to FIG. 10 and Figure 11).

In the present embodiment, as shown in Figs. 10 and 11, the height difference is recorded as the tilt information of the court board 21. When the height difference is recorded, for example, when the upper and lower height difference 25 mm upper slope inclined surface is formed in the first hole (first swing), the control unit 30 is configured to make the inclined portion 23 When the elevators 23C and 23D (refer to FIG. 7) are stopped at the reference position, only the elevators 23A and 23B are lifted up from the reference position by 25 mm. In the case where the right curved surface of the right and left height difference of 15 mm is formed in the third hole (first swing), the control unit 30 is the lifter 23A, 23C that causes the inclined portion 23 (refer to FIG. 7). In the state where the reference position is stopped, only the lifters 23B and 23D are raised from the reference position by 15 mm. In addition, when the height difference of the inclination is "0", since all of the elevators 23A to 23D are stopped at the reference position, the court board 21 is not It is tilted and maintained at a level.

In this manner, the player is aiming the target on the court board 21 having the inclined surface determined by the control unit 30, and pushes the target. As a result, since the player can enjoy the game play on various inclined faces that change in response to the progress of the game, it is possible to perform a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

Next, a distance determination process for determining the distance based on the inclination determined by the tilt determination process is performed. In other words, the control unit 30 determines the distance of each of the holes by referring to the distance setting table (stored in the storage unit 31) for the distance up to the target cup.

At this time, the control unit 30 determines the first distance up to the target cup in the first pusher and the second distance up to the target cup in the second pusher for the nine holes, and The information of the first distance and the second distance determined in each hole is stored in the storage unit 31 (refer to FIGS. 10 and 11).

In the present embodiment, as shown in Figs. 10 and 11, the second distance is determined such that the distance is shorter than the first distance. By this means, even if the ball does not enter the cup when the first swing is putt, the player can simply aim at the target cup in the second swing putter, and becomes a player. The desire for game play has increased. Further, in this manner, since the difficulty of the game is changed in response to the distance up to the target cup determined by the control unit 30, it is possible to perform a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

Next, the cup determination process of determining the target cup is performed among the plurality of cups 22H. That is, the control unit 30 randomly selects one of the cup 22HR and the cup 22HL and determines it as the target cup.

At this time, the control unit 30 determines the target cup of the putter of the first swing and the putter of the second swing for each of the nine holes, and will be in each of the holes. The information of the determined target cup is memorized in the memory unit 31 (refer to FIGS. 10 and 11).

In the present embodiment, as shown in Figs. 10 and 11, in general, in each hole, the target cup of the putter of the first swing and the target cup of the pusher of the second swing are not repeated. The way to make a decision.

In this manner, the player is aiming at the target cup determined by the control unit 30 and performing the putting.

Next, a hit position determination process of the hit position on the court board 21 that determines the player to place the ball is performed. In other words, the control unit 30 determines the position of the hit board from the position on the court board 21 that has been separated from the target cup determined by the distance determining process from the target cup determined by the cup determination process.

At this time, the control unit 30 determines the first hit position on the court board 21 based on the first distance up to the target cup in the putter of the first swing for each of the nine holes, and The second hit position on the court board 21 is determined based on the second distance up to the target cup in the putter of the second swing, and the first hit position and the first determined position in each hole are determined. 2 The coordinate information of the hit position is memorized in the memory unit 31 (see Figure 10 and Figure 11).

Specifically, the control unit 30 determines an arbitrary position of the arc having the radius of the first distance centering on the target cup as the first hit position on the court board 21. Further, the control unit 30 determines an arbitrary position of the arc having the radius of the second distance centering on the target cup as the second hit position on the court board 21.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 10 and FIG. 11, generally, as the coordinate information of the hitting position, the lateral direction along the short side of the court is taken as the X direction, and the longitudinal side along the long side of the court is used. The direction is set to the Y direction, and the information of the XY coordinates is memorized.

In this manner, the player sets the ball at the shooting position on the court determined by the control unit 30, and aims at the shooting position determined by the control unit 30 to push the stick from the hitting position. As a result, since the player can enjoy the game play on various golf courses that are changed in response to the progress of the game, it is possible to make a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

==Action in golf game ==

Next, in the golf game apparatus 20 of the present embodiment, when the course setting is ended for each of the plurality of holes, the putter golf game process for the player to hit the golf ball by the putter is performed.

First, as shown in FIG. 12, the golf game device 20 is a game portrait representing a hole to be a target (one hole from the first hole to the ninth hole, hereinafter referred to as a "play hole"). show on The display unit 28 is located (S101).

In other words, the control unit 30 instructs the image generation unit 32 to generate a game image representing the play hole (the first hole to the ninth hole) for playing the player in response to the progress of the golf game. The image generating unit 32 generates a game image representing the play hole in response to an instruction from the control unit 30, and outputs the generated game image to the display unit 28. Thereby, the player can recognize the play hole that he or she plays by watching the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28.

Next, the golf game device 20 performs a distance show display for letting the player know the distance (length) up to the cup before the player makes the putter of the first swing at the play hole (S102).

In other words, the control unit 30 issues an instruction to the image generating unit 32 to generate a portrait image. The image generation unit 32 generates a presentation image in response to a command from the control unit 30, and outputs the generated presentation image to the display unit 28. By this, the player can know the distance (length) up to the cup by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28, and therefore, the game can be recognized in the play hole that he or she is playing. Degree of difficulty.

Next, the golf game device 20 is configured to operate the playing field (grass) in cooperation with each of the first hole to the eleventh hole by operating the cup portion 22, the knocking position indicating portion 24, and the inclined portion 23, respectively. State (S103).

Specifically, in the operation of the cup portion 22, the control unit 30 performs a cup 22H that is targeted to the play hole (first swing). (Standard cup) The corresponding cup light 22L is used for lighting control. In other words, the control unit 30 determines the target cup (the cup 22HR or the cup 22HL) that is the target of the first swing in advance in the course setting described above, and therefore is stored in the storage unit 31 based on it. The information of the target cup (refer to FIG. 10) is used to turn on the cup light 22LR corresponding to the cup 22HR or the cup light 22LL corresponding to the cup 22HL. Thereby, the player can recognize that the cup 22H irradiated with light by the cup light 22L is a target cup that is targeted when the first swing of the play hole is performed.

Further, in the operation of the knockout position instructing portion 24, the control unit 30 causes the shot position indicating portion 24 to irradiate the laser beam with respect to the hit position on the court board 21 in the play hole (first swing). The way to control. In other words, the control unit 30 determines the first hit position of the first swing in advance in the course setting described above, and therefore is based on the first hit position stored in the memory unit 31. The coordinate information (refer to FIG. 10) is used to control the driving of the first motor 24c and the second motor 24e so that the laser beam irradiation unit 24a irradiates the laser beam toward the first shot position on the field plate 21. As a result, the player can recognize that the point on the court board 21 to which the laser light is irradiated is the first hit position when performing the first swing of the play hole.

Further, in the operation of the inclined portion 23, the control unit 30 controls the inclined portion 23 so that the golf course plate 21 has a specific inclined surface in the play hole (first swing). In other words, the control unit 30 determines the inclination of the court board 21 of the first swing in advance in the course setting described above, and therefore is based on being stored in the memory unit 31. The tilt information (see FIG. 10) of the tilt (height difference) of the stadium board 21 is used to drive control of the elevators 23A to 23D. By thus changing the inclination of the court board 21 in this way, the player becomes able to play for various difficulty golf games.

Next, when the player performs the putting at the play hole, the golf game device 20 displays the game portrait representing the putter that is the first swing on the display unit 28 (S104). Thereby, the player can start the first swing putter in the play hole by looking at the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28.

Next, the control unit 30 in the golf game device 20 determines whether or not the play hole is the first hole in the first hole to the ninth hole (S105).

After the control unit 30 determines that the play hole is the first hole (S105: YES), the game image representing the first swing of the first hole as the challenge of Bodie is displayed on the display unit 28. At (S106). Thereby, the player can enhance the desire for the game play by watching the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28.

Next, when the player performs the putter, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the putter of the first swing in the first hole is successful (S107). In other words, when the golf ball placed at the first hitting position is struck by the player, the control unit 30 determines that it is made on the court board 21 based on the detection signal from the cup sensor 22S. Whether the rotating golf ball is in the cup to the target cup. The control unit 30 determines that the first swing stick is determined if the cup sensor 22S can detect the golf ball in the cup to the target cup. If it is successful, if the golf ball cannot be detected, it is determined that the putter of the first swing is a failure. Further, even when the golf ball that has been rotated on the court board 21 is dropped into the drop groove of the ball collecting portion 26, the control unit 30 can also detect the sensor (not shown) from the drop. The signal is detected to determine that the putter of the first swing is a failure.

When the control unit 30 determines that the push of the first swing is successful (S107: success), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the success of the first swing putter on the display unit 28 (S108). ). By this, the player can confirm that the putter of the first swing in the first hole is successful by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 performs control for stopping the lighting of the cup light L that has been turned on and stopping the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24.

Next, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait representing Bodie as a result of the challenge of Bodie on the display unit 28 (S109).

Thereafter, the control unit 30 updates the total score of the player by setting the score to "-1" (S110).

On the other hand, when the control unit 30 determines that the push of the first swing has failed (S107: Failed), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the failure of the putter on the first swing on the display unit 28. (S111). As a result, the player can confirm that the putter of the first swing in the first hole has failed by looking at the performance image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 performs control for stopping the lighting of the cup light L that has been turned on and stopping the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24.

Then, the control unit 30 operates the cup portion 22 and the knocking position indicating portion 24 to match the state of the play course (grass) in cooperation with the pusher of the second swing in the first hole ( S112). At this time, the control unit 30 does not operate the inclined portion 23. That is, in the first swing and the second swing of the first hole, the inclination of the court board 21 is the same inclination. By maintaining the inclination of the court board 21 in this manner, the player can give the player the same grass as the grass with the putt of the first swing when performing the second swing putt. The general impression of playing and playing continuously.

Specifically, in the operation of the cup portion 22, the control unit 30 lights the cup light 22L corresponding to the target cup 22H (target cup) in the first hole (second swing). control. In other words, the control unit 30 determines the target cup (the cup 22HR or the cup 22HL) that is the target of the second swing in advance in the course setting described above, and therefore is stored in the storage unit 31 based on it. The information of the target cup (refer to Fig. 11) is used to turn on the cup light 22LR corresponding to the cup 22HR or the cup light 22LL corresponding to the cup 22HL. As a result, the player can recognize that the cup 22H irradiated with the light by the cup light 22L is a target cup to be targeted when performing the second swing of the play hole. Further, in the present embodiment, the target cup at the time of the push of the second swing is a cup that is changed to be different from the target cup when the putter of the first swing is used.

Further, in the operation of the hit position indicating unit 24, the control unit 30 causes the hitting position indicating unit 24 to illuminate the hitting position indicating unit 24 with respect to the hitting position on the field board 21 in the first hole (second swing). The way of shooting is used for control. In other words, since the second hitting position of the second swing is determined in advance in the course setting described above, the control unit 30 is based on the second hitting position stored in the storage unit 31. The coordinate information (refer to FIG. 11) is used to drive and control the first motor 24c and the second motor 24e of the knockout position indicating unit 24. As a result, since the laser light irradiation unit 24a irradiates the laser beam toward the second shot position on the court board 21, the player can recognize the shot when the second swing of the play hole is performed. The point on the court board 21 on which the laser light is irradiated is tied to the second hit position.

Next, the golf game device 20 displays the game portrait representing the putter that is the second swing on the display unit 28 when the player pushes the player at the first hole (S113). Thereby, the player can start the second swing putter in the first hole by looking at the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28.

After that, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait representing the second swing of the first hole as a flat shot putter on the display unit 28 (S114). By this, the player can see that the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28 can be seen, although it is impossible to pursue Bodie, but it is still possible to target the flat shot and improve the desire for the game play.

Next, when the player performs the putter, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the pusher of the second swing in the first hole is successful (S115). also In other words, when the golf ball placed at the second hitting position is struck by the player, the control unit 30 determines that it is made on the court board 21 based on the detection signal from the cup sensor 22S. Whether the rotating golf ball is in the cup to the target cup. The control unit 30 determines that the pusher of the second swing is successful if the cup sensor 22S can detect the golf ball in the cup to the target cup, and determines that the second swing is successful if the golf ball cannot be detected. The putter is a failure. Further, even when the golf ball that has been rotated on the court board 21 is dropped into the drop groove of the ball collecting portion 26, the control unit 30 can also detect the sensor (not shown) from the drop. The signal is detected to determine that the push of the second swing is a failure.

When the control unit 30 determines that the push of the second swing is successful (S115: Success), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the success of the second swing putter on the display unit 28 (S116). ). By this, the player can confirm that the putter of the second swing in the first hole is successful by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 performs control for stopping the lighting of the cup light L that has been turned on and stopping the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24.

Next, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait in which the flat bar is obtained as a result of the flat lever, on the display unit 28 (S117).

On the other hand, when the control unit 30 determines that the pusher of the second swing has failed (S115: Failed), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the failure of the pusher representing the second swing on the display unit 28. (S118) . As a result, the player can confirm that the putter of the second swing in the first hole has failed by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 performs control for stopping the lighting of the cup light L that has been turned on and stopping the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24.

Next, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait in which bogey is obtained as a result of the flat shot putter on the display unit 28 (S119).

Thereafter, the control unit 30 updates the total score of the player by setting the score to "+1" (S120).

In the case where it is determined that the play hole system is not the first hole (S105: NO), the control unit 30 determines that it is the play hole other than the first hole. Whether the putter of the first swing at the hole is successful (S121).

After that, when the control unit 30 determines that the push of the first swing in the previous play hole is successful (S121: YES), the process proceeds to the above-described step S106 and subsequent steps, that is, the execution and the 1 hole for the same processing. In addition, the first swing of the play hole (the second hole to the ninth hole) is the first swing of the previous play hole (the first hole to the eighth hole). The same is the challenge of Bodie, so the player is able to pursue Bodie continuously.

On the other hand, when the control unit 30 determines that the putter of the first swing in the previous play hole is not successful (S121: NO) The game image representing the first swing of the present play hole as a flat shot is displayed on the display unit 28 (S122). By this, the player can see that the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28 can be seen, although it is impossible to pursue Bodie, but it is still possible to target the flat shot and improve the desire for the game play.

Next, when the player performs the putter, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the putter of the first swing in the play hole is successful (S123). In other words, when the golf ball placed at the first hitting position is struck by the player, the control unit 30 determines that it is made on the court board 21 based on the detection signal from the cup sensor 22S. Whether the rotating golf ball is in the cup to the target cup. The control unit 30 determines that the putter of the first swing is successful if the cup sensor 22S can detect the golf ball that has entered the cup to the target cup, and determines that the first swing is successful if the golf ball cannot be detected. The putter is a failure. Further, even when the golf ball that has been rotated on the court board 21 is dropped into the drop groove of the ball collecting portion 26, the control unit 30 can also detect the sensor (not shown) from the drop. The signal is detected to determine that the putter of the first swing is a failure.

When the control unit 30 determines that the push of the first swing is successful (S123: Success), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the success of the first swing putter on the display unit 28 (S124). ). By this, the player can confirm that the putter of the first swing in the play hole is successful by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 causes the cup light L that has been turned on to be turned off, and the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24 is stopped. Control.

Next, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait representing the achievement of the flat lever on the display unit 28 as a result of the flat lever pusher (S125).

After that, the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the first swing of the player in the next play hole as the performance of the challenge Bodie (S126). By this, the player can pursue Bodie in the next play of the hole by watching the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28, and therefore, the desire to play the game can be improved.

On the other hand, when the control unit 30 determines that the push of the first swing has failed (S123: Fail), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the failure of the putter on the first swing on the display unit 28. (S127). Thereby, the player can confirm that the putter of the first swing in the play hole is failed by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 performs control for stopping the lighting of the cup light L that has been turned on and stopping the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24.

Then, the control unit 30 re-sets the state of the play course (grass) in cooperation with the pusher of the second swing in the play hole by operating the cup portion 22 and the shot position instruction portion 24 (S128) ). At this time, the control unit 30 does not operate the inclined portion 23. That is, in the first swing and the second swing of the play hole, the inclination of the court board 21 becomes the same. The slope. By maintaining the inclination of the court board 21 in this manner, the player can give the player the same grass as the grass with the putt of the first swing when performing the second swing putt. The general impression of playing and playing continuously.

Specifically, in the operation of the cup portion 22, the control unit 30 performs lighting of the cup light 22L corresponding to the cup 22H (target cup) targeted in the play hole (second swing). control. In other words, the control unit 30 determines the target cup (the cup 22HR or the cup 22HL) that is the target of the second swing in advance in the course setting described above, and therefore is stored in the storage unit 31 based on it. The information of the target cup (refer to Fig. 11) is used to turn on the cup light 22LR corresponding to the cup 22HR or the cup light 22LL corresponding to the cup 22HL. As a result, the player can recognize that the cup 22H irradiated with the light by the cup light 22L is a target cup to be targeted when performing the second swing of the play hole. Further, in the present embodiment, the target cup at the time of the push of the second swing is a cup that is changed to be different from the target cup when the putter of the first swing is used.

Further, in the operation of the knockout position instructing portion 24, the control unit 30 causes the shot position indicating portion 24 to irradiate the laser beam with respect to the hit position on the court board 21 in the play hole (second swing). The way to control. In other words, since the second hitting position of the second swing is determined in advance in the course setting described above, the control unit 30 is based on the second hitting position stored in the storage unit 31. The coordinate information (refer to FIG. 11) is used to drive and control the first motor 24c and the second motor 24e of the knockout position indicating unit 24. Laser light irradiation unit Since the 24a is irradiated with the laser light toward the second hitting position on the court board 21, the player can recognize the field board 21 to which the laser light is irradiated when the player pushes the second swing in the play hole. The point is the second hit position.

Next, when the player performs the putting at the play hole, the golf game device 20 displays the game portrait representing the pusher that is the second swing on the display unit 28 (S129). Thereby, the player can start the second swing putter in the play hole by looking at the game portrait displayed on the display unit 28.

After that, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait in which the second swing representing the play hole is a bogey putter on the display unit 28 (S130). As a result, the player can see that the game image displayed on the display unit 28 can be used to see that the player cannot be pursued but can still aim at bogey. Therefore, it is possible to improve the desire for game play.

Next, when the player performs the putter, the control unit 30 determines whether or not the putter of the second swing in the play hole is successful (S131). In other words, when the golf ball placed at the second hitting position is struck by the player, the control unit 30 determines that it is made on the court board 21 based on the detection signal from the cup sensor 22S. Whether the rotating golf ball is in the cup to the target cup. The control unit 30 determines that the pusher of the second swing is successful if the cup sensor 22S can detect the golf ball in the cup to the target cup, and determines that the second swing is successful if the golf ball cannot be detected. The putter is a failure. Further, the control unit 30 even if the golf ball that has been rotated on the court board 21 is dropped into the ditch of the ball collecting portion 26 In other cases, it is also possible to determine that the push of the second swing is a failure by receiving a detection signal from the drop detection sensor (not shown).

When the control unit 30 determines that the push of the second swing is successful (S131: success), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the success of the second swing putter on the display unit 28 (S132). ). Thereby, the player can confirm that the putter of the second swing in the play hole is successful by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 performs control for stopping the lighting of the cup light L that has been turned on and stopping the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24.

Next, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait on which the bogey is obtained as a result of the bogey putter on the display unit 28 (S133).

Thereafter, the control unit 30 updates the total score of the player by adding "+1" to the current score (S134).

On the other hand, when the control unit 30 determines that the pusher of the second swing has failed (S131: Failed), the control unit 30 displays the performance image representing the failure of the pusher representing the second swing on the display unit 28. (S135). Thereby, the player can confirm that the putter of the second swing in the play hole is failed by looking at the portrait image displayed on the display unit 28.

At this time, the control unit 30 performs control for stopping the lighting of the cup light L that has been turned on and stopping the irradiation of the laser light by the shot position indicating unit 24.

Next, the control unit 30 displays a game portrait representing the double bogey as a result of the bogey putter on the display unit 28 (S136).

Thereafter, the control unit 30 updates the total score of the player by adding "+2" to the current score (S137).

Next, the control unit 30 determines whether or not there is a next player (S138). The control unit can determine the number of players participating in the golf game by the input signal from the operation unit 27 at the start of the game, and therefore, when it is determined that there is a next player ( S138: YES), a game portrait representing the next player is displayed on the display unit 28 (S139). Thereafter, the processing from step S104 onward is continued.

On the other hand, when the control unit 30 determines that there is no next player (S138: NO), the game play hole is terminated (S140).

As described above, according to the golf game apparatus of the present embodiment, the hit position indication unit 24 instructs the hit position on the court determined by the control unit 30, and the cup indication unit 22L Instructing the target cup determined by the control unit 30 enables the player to place the ball at the shot-out position and aim at the target cup to perform the push-rod from the shot-out position. Therefore, since the player can enjoy the game play on various golf courses (grass) that are changed in response to the progress of the game, it is possible to make a game play that is rich in changes that do not make the player tired.

Moreover, it is determined by the control unit 30 in response to the inclination unit 23. By tilting the court board 21 and tilting the court board 21, it is possible to enjoy the game play on various golf courses (grass), and therefore it is a game play that can be more varied.

[Modifications]

In addition, the above-described embodiments are intended to facilitate the understanding of the present invention and are not intended to limit the invention.

In addition, it is a matter of course that the present invention can be variously modified and improved without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. In particular, even if it is an embodiment described below, it is included in the present invention.

(cup portion 22)

In the above-described embodiment, the golf game device 20 in which the two cups 22H are provided in the course portion 20A is described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and may be provided. 2 or more cups 22H.

(inclined portion 23)

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the inclined portion 23 for inclining the course plate 21 is exemplified as an elevator including the ball screw shaft 231 and the motor 232. However, the present invention is not Limited to this. For example, it can also be mechanical, air, or hydraulic. Jack top.

(hitting position indication unit 24)

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the shot position indication unit 24 that instructs the shot position by irradiating the field plate 21 with the laser beam is described as an example. However, the present invention is Not limited to this. For example, it is also possible to illuminate the spot light other than the laser light. In addition, it is not necessary to use a method of irradiating light to a ball scene. For example, it is also possible to divide the field into a grid-like area, and to embed the LED lamp in association with each area, and to make the hit position indicating unit. In response to an instruction from the control unit 30, the LED lamp corresponding to one of the areas is illuminated, whereby an indication of the hit position on the field is indicated.

Further, when the shot position indicated by the hit position indication unit 24 is determined, it may be configured to be determined regardless of the distance until the target target cup.

(cup decision processing)

In the above-described embodiment, in the cup determination process, it is determined that the target cups of the first swing putter and the second swing pusher are not overlapped each other. The case has been described by way of example, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and can be determined in such a manner as to overlap each other.

(distance decision processing)

In the above-described embodiment, in the distance determination processing, the distance between the second distance when the pusher of the second swing is made shorter than the first distance when the pusher of the first swing is made is cited. The case where the method is determined is described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and may be determined such that the first distance becomes a longer distance than the second distance. In this case, it is possible to improve the difficulty of the game.

(tilt decision processing)

In the above-described embodiment, in the tilt determination processing, the inclination of the court 21 when the putter of the first swing and the push of the second swing are inclined are the same. The case of the determination is described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and can be changed to a different inclination.

(The course setting of each hole)

In the above-described embodiment, the case where the course setting of each hole is determined by the order of the inclination determination process, the distance determination process, the cup determination process, and the shot position determination process is described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the course setting of each hole may be determined by a different order.

(setting of each hole)

Further, in the golf game apparatus 20 of the above-described embodiment, when the player performs the putting in each hole, the player is set to allow the first swing. The push rod and the push rod of the second swing, however, the present invention is not limited to such a push rod number.

20‧‧‧Golf game device

20A‧‧‧Pedestrian Department

20B‧‧‧立立部

21‧‧‧Field board

22‧‧‧ Cup

22H‧‧‧ cup

22HL, 22HR‧‧‧ cup

24‧‧‧Bit out the position indication department

25‧‧‧ Ball Supply Department

26‧‧‧Ball recycling department

27‧‧‧Operation Department

27a‧‧‧ operation keys

27b‧‧‧Card R/W

28‧‧‧Display Department

Claims (8)

A golf game device, comprising: a court that mimics grass; and a plurality of cups disposed at the golf course; and a cup detecting portion that detects the entry of the ball into the cup; and a cup indicating portion for indicating the player in the cup in the cup; and a hitting position indicating portion for indicating the hitting position on the court on which the player hits the ball; and when placed in the target When the ball at the hitting position is hit by the player, it is determined whether the ball that has been struck enters the target cup based on the detection signal from the cup detecting portion, and the golf game is played according to the determination result. A control unit that performs control. The golf game device according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the control unit selects one of the plurality of cups as the target cup indicated by the cup indication unit, and is selected until The distance from the target cup is determined, and the aforementioned hitting position on the court indicated by the shot position indicating unit is determined based on the determined distance. The golf game device according to claim 2, wherein the shot position indicating unit instructs the player to inject the laser light at an arbitrary position on the court. Golf Tour as stated in item 2 or 3 of the patent application scope In the game device, the control unit selects one of the plurality of cups as the target cup indicated by the cup indication unit during the first swing of the golf game, and is selected until the selected one The first distance from the target cup is determined, and the first hit position on the court indicated by the shot position indicating unit is determined based on the determined first distance, and is the second in the golf game. In the swing, the second distance up to the selected target cup is determined to be a shorter distance than the first distance, and the shot position indicating unit is determined based on the determined second distance. The second hit position on the aforementioned course indicated. The golf game device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the golf game device is provided with an inclined portion that inclines the court. The golf game device according to claim 5, wherein the control unit causes the player to perform tilting by moving the inclined portion when the player performs the first swing, and causes the player to perform the game. At the time of the second swing, the inclination of the court at the time of the first swing is maintained without changing the inclined portion. A golf game system comprising a plurality of golf game devices and a golf game server connected to the plurality of golf game devices via a network, the golf game system characterized in that the golf game device is Have: a court that imitates the grass; and a cup that is set at the aforementioned court; and a cup detecting portion that detects the entry of the ball into the cup; and a cup indicating portion that indicates the player of the plurality of cups in the plurality of cups; And a hitting position indicating portion for indicating the hitting position on the aforementioned court that the player hits the ball; and when the ball placed at the hitting position is hit by the player, according to the The detection signal from the cup detecting unit determines whether the hit ball has entered the target cup, and controls the golf game according to the determination result, thereby determining the game result including the player. a control unit for the game result information; and a communication unit that transmits the game result information of the player to the golf game server through the network, and the golf game server includes: The game device transmits the aforementioned game result information of the player through the aforementioned network as the receiving portion of the received message; and the aforementioned The results show the additional information in connection with the aforementioned players to make the memory of the memory unit. A golf game server, characterized in that: a golf game device is connected through a network, the golf game device is provided with: a stadium that imitates grass; and a plurality of cups set at the golf course; a cup detecting portion detected by the ball entering the aforementioned cup; and a cup indicating portion for indicating the player in the plurality of cups in the plurality of cups; and a hitting position indicating portion for indicating the hitting position on the court on which the player hits the ball; and When the ball placed at the above-mentioned hitting position is struck by the player, it is determined whether the hit ball has entered the aforementioned target cup based on the detection signal from the aforementioned cup detecting portion, and according to the determination result a control unit for controlling the progress of the golf game, thereby determining a game result information including the game score of the player; and transmitting the game result information of the player to the golf game servo through the network a message transmitting unit of the device, wherein the golf game server includes: a receiving unit that receives the game result information of the player sent from the golf game device through the network; and The aforementioned game result information received is stored in the memory portion associated with the aforementioned player addition.