Scorecard
AssigneePeg-It AS
InventorBjorn Roness
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Abstract
A scorecard (1) and a method of recording the number of strokes in a game of golf by means of movable indicator devices (2) are described, the scorecard (1) being provided with at least one further movable indicator device (3) to enable the indication of a marker of a player, and a player indicator (4), and both the movable marker indicator (3) and the player indicator (4) being designed for mechanical, optical reading.
Claims11
A scorecard for a game of golf, the scorecard comprising:
- a plurality of movable indicator devices for recording a number of golf strokes used by a player on a plurality of golf holes;
- a further movable indicator device configured to indicate a marker of the player;
- and
- a player indicator;
- wherein the further movable indicator device and the player indicator are configured for mechanical, optical reading.
A method of using a scorecard for a game of golf, the scorecard comprising a plurality of movable indicator devices for recording a number of golf strokes used by a player on a plurality of golf holes;
- a further movable indicator device configured to indicate a marker of a player;
- and a player indicator;
- wherein the further movable indicator device and the player indicator are configured for mechanical, optical reading;
- the method comprising:
- recording a starting group of players in a computer system;
- selecting and indicating via the further movable indicator device a marker of each respective player in the starting group of players;
- wherein during the game of golf, each respective player and each marker for that respective player records the number of strokes used by the respective player;
- thereafter reading, via a mechanical optical reading device, recordings of each player, marker, player indicator, and further movable indicator device;
- transferring the recordings to the computer system;
- comparing and checking, with the computer system, that the recordings are consistent with each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.