Golf course for playing on at night
OwnerMartin Suchanekinventor
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This golf course includes a fairway (11), tees (17), greens (1), holes (3) and bunkers (4), and other customary obstacles (6). As a particular feature, it has a special lighting arrangement, such that it also allows golf to be played during hours of darkness. To this end, at least the tees (17), the greens (1), the bunkers (4) and obstacles (6) are each equipped with a series of discrete or continuous light sources (12, 15, 18, 20, 36), preferably in the form of ground-installed LEDs or of OLEDs or LEDs. These lights extend along the edges of the objects in question and are installed flush with the ground. The holes (3) are illuminated internally by means of a light source, and the flagpoles (24) are designed as removable illuminating poles, such that the hole (3) remains lit even after removal of the flagpole. On a golf course equipped in this manner, the game of golf is played with an illuminating golf ball. The length of time it is possible to play on a golf course is extended substantially, and a highly attractive ambience is created on the course.
A golf course with fairways (11), teeing grounds (7), greens (1) with holes (3) and bunkers (4) and other usual obstacles (6) at which the teeing grounds (13,17), greens (1), bunkers (4), obstacles (6,16), holes (3) and flagpoles (24) are marked with light sources (2,5,7,8,10;
A golf course with fairways (11), teeing grounds (7), greens (1) with holes (3) and bunkers (4) and other usual obstacles (6) at which the teeing grounds (13,17), greens (1), bunkers (4), obstacles (6,16), holes (3) and flagpoles (24) are marked with light sources (2,5,7,8,10;
A golf course with fairways (11), teeing grounds (7), greens (1) with holes (3) and bunkers (4) and other usual obstacles (6) at which the teeing grounds (13,17), greens (1), bunkers (4), obstacles (6,16), holes (3) and flagpoles (24) are marked with light sources (2,5,7,8,10;
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