Golf video game and scoring method
OwnerIsaac S Danielinventor
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Abstract
A method for conducting and scoring a golf video game, comprising determining the number of strokes it takes a team to complete a golf hole, wherein the team comprises of a plurality of players collectively playing one ball, allowing at least one player to take a strategic position further down the golf course ahead of where the ball is being played, and basing a score on the number of strokes the team collectively takes to complete the golf hole.
Claims9
A computer implemented method for conducting and scoring a golf video game, comprising using at least one processor to perform any or all of the following:
- a. determining a number of strokes it takes a team to complete a golf hole, wherein the team comprises of a plurality of players collectively playing one ball;
- b. allowing at least one of the plurality players to use a user input device to play the ball;
- c. assigning a specific skill to the at least one of the plurality of players;
- d. requiring the at least one of the plurality of players to play the ball in a lie that requires the specific skill assigned to the at least one of the plurality of players;
- requiring the plurality of players to take consecutive turns playing the same ball beginning with the tee off and continuing until the ball has been holed;
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- e. basing a score on the number of strokes the team collectively takes to complete the golf hole.
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising:
- a. computer executable instructions configured to perform a method for conducting and scoring a golf video game, comprising:
- i. determining a number of strokes it takes a team to complete a golf hole, wherein the team comprises of a plurality of players collectively playing one ball;
- ii. allowing at least one of the plurality players to use a user input device to play the ball;
- iii. assigning a specific skill to the at least one of the plurality of players;
- iv. requiring the at least one of the plurality of players to play the ball in a lie that requires the specific skill assigned to the at least one of the plurality of players;
- requiring the plurality of players to take consecutive turns playing the same ball beginning with the tee off and continuing until the ball has been holed;
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- v. basing a score on the number of strokes or time the team collectively takes to complete the golf hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.