Golf course "kaleidoscope"

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of sports and in particular to the construction of a sports and recreational facility in the form of a golf course. The essence of the invention lies in the fact that in the golf course where there is a traditional number of holes containing a set of deterministic elements—tees, greens, fairways and hazards, at least one tee is within the standard playing distance at least up to two greens, thereby forming new holes that create new routes for playing the course, corresponding to all established game standards. The technical result of the invention consists in the fact that in the presence of a traditional number of the same elements, it is possible to create different full-length routes on the golf course, which significantly increases the variability of the game and contributes to reducing the construction expenses.

1 . A golf course comprising a traditional number of holes containing a set of deterministic elements tees, greens, fairways and hazards, characterized in that at least one tee is within the standard playing distance (i.e. a par 3, par 4, or par 5 playing distance) of at least two greens, thereby and due to location and shaping of other deterministic elements (as relevant) forming new holes that create new routes for playing the golf course, corresponding to all established standards of professional and non-professional (amateur) golf as a regulated sport, wherein the quantity of tees coincides with the quantity of greens. 
     
     
         2 . The golf course of  claim 1 , comprising:
 a first pre-defined golf course route (i.e. a course having a specific score card) comprising a first set of playing zones (holes), each playing zone of the first set comprising a specific set of deterministic elements, including:
 a tee area; 
 a green comprising a hole therein; 
 optionally, a fairway extending from the teeing area to the green; 
 optionally, a rough extending along at least a portion of an edge of the fairway; and 
 optionally, one or more hazards positioned along the fairway, the hazard being a lake, a trap, a bunker, a bush, a tree, a hill, etc.; 
   a second pre-defined golf course route (i.e. a course having a specific score card) comprising a second set of playing zones (holes), each playing zone of the second set comprising a specific set of deterministic elements, including:
 a tee area; 
 a green comprising a hole therein; 
 optionally, a fairway extending from the teeing area to the green; 
 optionally, a rough extending along at least a portion of an edge of the fairway; and 
 optionally, one or more hazards positioned along the fairway, the hazard being a lake, a trap, a bunker, a tree, a bush, a hill, etc.; and 
   if relevant, any further pre-defined golf course routes (i.e. courses having their specific score cards) comprising further sets of playing zones (holes), each playing zone of such sets comprising a specific set of deterministic elements:
 a tee area; 
 a green comprising a hole therein; 
 optionally, a fairway extending from the teeing area to the green; 
 optionally, a rough extending along at least a portion of an edge of the fairway; and 
 optionally, one or more hazards positioned along the fairway, the hazard being a lake, a trap, a bunker, a tree, a bush, a hill, etc.; 
   wherein the distance between at least one tee area and at least two greens is within a par 3, par 4, or par 5 playing distance,   wherein each of such pre-defined golf course routes is different from each of the other pre-defined golf course routes,   wherein only one of the pre-defined golf course routes is playable at any one time;   wherein each of the pre-defined golf-course routes is playable without alteration of the golf course or any element thereof; and each of specific sets of deterministic elements, including, tea areas, greens and, as relevant, other elements, being fairways, roughs and hazards, comprises relevant deterministic elements pre-designed and developed on the golf course in question;   wherein, for the avoidance of doubt, the quantity of tee areas coincides with the quantity of greens; and   the total number of tee areas is equal to the total number of greens and is equal to the number of playing zones (holes) on the golf course in question (i.e. there are nine tees areas and nine greens for a nine holes golf course, eighteen tees areas and greens for an eighteen holes golf course, etc.).   
     
     
         3 . The golf course of  claim 1 , wherein the distance between at least one tee area and three or four or more greens is within a par 3, par 4, or par 5 playing distance. 
     
     
         4 . The golf course of  claim 2 , further comprising:
 a third pre-defined golf course route (i.e. a course having a specific score card) comprising a third set of playing zones (holes), each playing zone of the third set comprising a specific set of deterministic elements, including:
 a tee area; 
 a green comprising a hole therein; 
 optionally, a fairway extending from the teeing area to the green; 
 optionally, a rough extending along at least a portion of an edge of the fairway; and 
 optionally, one or more hazards positioned along the fairway, the hazard being a lake, a trap, a bunker, a tree, a bush, a hill, etc.; and 
   if relevant, any further pre-defined golf course routes (i.e. courses having their specific score cards) comprising further sets of playing zones (holes), each playing zone of such sets comprising a specific set of deterministic elements:
 a tee area; 
 a green comprising a hole therein; 
 optionally, a fairway extending from the teeing area to the green; 
 optionally, a rough extending along at least a portion of an edge of the fairway; and 
 optionally, one or more hazards positioned along the fairway, the hazard being a lake, a trap, a bunker, a tree, a bush, a hill, etc., 
   wherein the distance between each tee area and at least two greens is within a par 3, par 4, or par 5 playing distance,   wherein each of such pre-defined golf course routes is different from each of the other pre-defined golf course routes.