TWI873684B - Hybrid golf system and method for automatic scoring using user's mobile terminal in the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is used to solve the problems of the prior art and aims to provide the following automatic score calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system and a hybrid golf system using the same, that is, the score is automatically calculated based on the play on the virtual golf course using the screen golf system in the hybrid golf system, and then the score is automatically calculated using the portable terminal held by each user when playing on the actual field, thereby automatically calculating the score of the entire golf play.

Description

Automatic score calculation method using user's portable terminal in hybrid golf system and hybrid golf system using the same

The present invention relates to an automatic scoring calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system, and a hybrid golf system using the same, in which a virtual ball is placed on or around a golf green when playing virtual golf using a virtual golf analog device, so that a putt or a putt is played on a real golf course as a real golf game.

Recently, as the golf population has increased, a so-called screen golf system has appeared that allows players to enjoy golf practice and virtual golf rounds using a virtual golf analog system.

This screen golf system is a system that sets up a screen indoors that can display a virtual golf course. When a golfer hits a golf ball toward the screen, the speed and direction of the golf ball are sensed, and the progress of the golf ball is displayed on the screen. The technology used to provide users with a sense of presence that goes beyond the level of simply enjoying a golf game indoors and is as if they are playing a round of golf on a real golf course is constantly evolving.

Since conventional screen golf systems only realize a virtual golf course and an analog image of the ball trajectory on the virtual golf course through a screen set in front of the user hitting the ball, there are limitations in providing the user with a sense of presence as if they are playing a round of golf on a real golf course.

In order to overcome this limitation, a so-called hybrid golf system has emerged that goes beyond the conventional screen golf system and provides a sense of reality as if you were playing a round of golf on a real golf course, while being able to achieve it in a space much smaller than a real golf course.

The hybrid golf system combines a real golf course that enables actual golf play and a screen golf system, and is a system that can be performed by playing a portion of golf on a certain hole on a virtual golf course realized in the screen golf system, and playing the rest of the golf on a real golf course.

For example, in the case of a par four hole, the tee shot and second shot are played through a virtual golf simulation on a virtual golf course via the on-screen golf system, while the third shot and putt allow the user to move to the actual course and play the same as if they were playing on a real golf course.

However, for the part where golf is played in a virtual golf simulation on a virtual golf course through a screen golf system, the number of strokes of each of the multiple users is automatically calculated, so each user does not need to worry about the calculation of the score. However, when the field play begins, each user plays on the field, so the number of strokes of each user must be calculated to calculate the score just like when playing a round of golf on a real golf course. Therefore, there is a problem that the score calculation is cumbersome and difficult to calculate accurately.

In this regard, in the past, each user held a golf terminal linked to a screen golf system, and when playing on the field, each time the user hit a club or input the number of hits on the field through the golf terminal based on memory.

However, the method in which a user inputs the number of strokes taken when playing golf on a golf course through a golf terminal is not only cumbersome, but also has problems such as input errors or forgetting to input scores, which makes it difficult to calculate accurately.

Prior art literature Korean Publication Patent Gazette No. 10-2013-0030536; Korean Publication Patent Gazette No. 10-2012-0036155; Korean Publication Patent Gazette No. 10-2012-0036156; Korean Publication Patent Gazette No. 10-2012-0009933.

Technical Problem The present invention is used to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, and aims to provide a method for automatically calculating scores using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system and a hybrid golf system using the method, that is, the score is automatically calculated based on the play on the virtual golf course using the screen golf system in the hybrid golf system, and then the score is automatically calculated using the portable terminal held by each user when playing on the actual course, thereby being able to automatically calculate the score of the entire golf play.

Technical solution An embodiment of the present invention provides an automatic scoring calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system, that is, an automatic scoring calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system, the hybrid golf system includes a venue configured to enable multiple users to play actual golf, and a screen golf module located on one side of the venue and configured to enable golf playing on a virtual golf course, the automatic scoring calculation method using the user's portable terminal in the hybrid golf system includes: calculating in the screen golf module by a simulator corresponding to the score on the virtual golf course The step of calculating the number of virtual golf strokes of each user during the golf game; the step of transmitting information about the golf game from the simulator to the portable terminals held by each of the multiple users respectively as the golf game on the virtual golf course is followed by the start of the on-site game on the course; the step of sensing the strokes of each user from the motion data of each user sensed by the motion sensor built into the portable terminal held by each user; and the step of calculating the score of each user by adding the number of virtual golf strokes of each user to the number of strokes of each user sensed by the motion data.

In addition, preferably, the step of sensing each user's hitting includes: a step of guiding the user to hit the ball by the portable terminal according to the hitting order based on the ball position of each user on the virtual golf course; a step of the motion sensor of the portable terminal that guides the hitting senses the user's motion and transmits the acquired motion data to the control unit of the system; and a step of the control unit analyzing the motion data to determine whether the user has hit the ball.

In addition, preferably, the step of calculating the score of each user includes: when the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball guides the ball and the motion data sensed by the motion sensor of the portable terminal that guides the ball guide senses the user's ball hitting, the portable terminal allows the user to choose whether to hole out; and when the user chooses to hole out through the portable terminal, the score is calculated by adding the number of virtual golf strokes of the user and the number of strokes of the user based on the sensing of the ball hitting, and the user is excluded from the sensed objects of the ball hitting.

In addition, preferably, the step of calculating the score of each user includes: when the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball guides the ball and the motion data sensed by the motion sensor of the portable terminal that guides the ball guide senses the user's ball hitting, the portable terminal allows the user to choose whether to take out the hole; and when the user does not choose to take out the hole through the portable terminal, the step of adding the user's virtual golf strokes to the number of strokes of the user based on the sensing of the strokes and waiting for the sensing of the next stroke.

In addition, preferably, the step of sensing each user's shot includes: a step of guiding the user's shot by the portable terminal according to the shot order based on the ball position of each user on the virtual golf course; and a step of manually inputting a stroke through the portable terminal when the shot sensing fails within a preset time after the shot guidance.

On the other hand, a hybrid golf system of an embodiment of the present invention includes: a screen golf module, which is arranged at one side of a field configured to enable multiple users to play actual golf and is configured to enable playing golf on a virtual golf course; a simulator, which is arranged in the screen golf module to realize a virtual golf analog image corresponding to the virtual golf course and the golf playing of each of the multiple users; and a control unit, The analysis is performed by the screen golf module to calculate the virtual golf strokes of each user corresponding to the golf play on the virtual golf course, and the motion data of each user is sensed by the motion sensor built into the portable terminal held by each user to sense the strokes of each user as the golf play is performed, and the score of each user is calculated by adding the virtual golf strokes to the sensed number of strokes of each user.

In addition, a preferred method is to start playing golf on the course, and according to the hitting order based on the ball position of each user on the virtual golf course, the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball provides hitting guidance, and the control unit receives and analyzes the motion data obtained by the motion sensor of the portable terminal that provides the hitting guidance to sense the user's motion, so as to determine whether the user has hit the ball.

In addition, in a preferred manner, when the control unit senses the user's hitting of the ball, the portable terminal allows the user to choose whether to take out the hole. When the user chooses to take out the hole through the portable terminal, the score is calculated by adding the user's virtual golf hitting number and the user's hitting number based on the sensing of the hitting, and the user is excluded from the sensing objects of the hitting.

Effect of the invention The automatic score calculation method using the user's portable terminal in the hybrid golf system and the hybrid golf system using the method have the following effects, namely, the score is automatically calculated based on the play on the virtual golf course using the screen golf system in the hybrid golf system, and then the score is automatically calculated using the portable terminal held by each user when playing on the actual course, thereby automatically calculating the score of the entire golf play. Therefore, the user who plays golf using the hybrid golf system can automatically calculate the score without having to calculate the number of shots one by one, thereby improving the convenience of the user.

The following is a detailed description of the specific contents of the automatic score calculation method using the user's portable terminal in the hybrid golf system of the present invention and the hybrid golf system using the same with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, the structure of a hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a structure of a hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control system of the hybrid golf system shown in FIG. 1 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , a hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention may include: a golf course 200 configured to allow a user to play actual golf; and a screen golf module 100 having a virtual golf simulation device on one side of the golf course 200 that allows the user to play golf on a virtual golf course.

The screen golf module 100 includes structures related to a conventional screen golf system, that is, a virtual golf course image is projected onto a screen in front. When a user hits a ball toward the screen in the hitting area 120, the sensing device 410 senses it and realizes an analog image iVG of a virtual ball moving on the virtual golf course image based on the sensing result, thereby enabling the user to enjoy a virtual golf playing experience.

The screen golf module 100 may be provided in a box or shed form with an entrance 110 on one side, and may be in a form with all sides closed or in a form with a portion open.

The screen golf module 100 may be configured to include a screen 300 on a surface facing the field 200 .

The screen 300 is a component that projects an image of a virtual golf course output by an image output device 420 (eg, a beam projector, etc.) disposed inside the screen golf module 100 and an analog image iVG performed on the virtual golf course and provides them to the user.

On the other hand, the course 200 can be configured to form a portion of the terrain of a hole of an actual golf course, and can be formed to include a green 210 and a hole cup 212 as shown in FIG. 1 , and can be configured to include a fairway or rough area, a bunker, and other surrounding areas 220 around the green 210, so that users can actually perform putts and putts.

In the hybrid golf system of an embodiment of the present invention, the user is allowed to play a portion of golf on a virtual golf course in the screen golf module 100 , while the rest of the golf can be played on the course 200 .

For example, when playing golf on a par 4 hole, virtual golf is played on the virtual golf course of the par 4 hole in the screen golf module 100 (the user plays golf in an analogous manner in which the user hits the ball toward the screen in the hitting area and the sensing device senses the hit ball). For the rest of the golf play on the par 4 hole, the user can directly move to the course 200 and play on the course 200.

For example, for the tee shot and the second shot of a four-par hole, the virtual golf course in the on-screen golf module 100 is used as a virtual golf course; for the third shot (putt) and putt, the user can move from the on-screen golf module 100 to the course 200 and actually play golf on the course 200.

The hybrid golf system of one embodiment of the present invention can use the portable terminal held by each user. Here, the portable terminal can be a personal portable mobile communication terminal such as a smartphone or tablet computer of each user, or a dedicated terminal issued individually to each user using the hybrid golf system. It should be noted that when the portable terminal is the above-mentioned dedicated terminal, it is preferably a terminal including components such as GPS and camera, and capable of running applications like a smartphone or tablet computer.

As shown in FIG. 2 , regardless of the form of the terminal, it is preferred that each user plays golf while holding his or her own portable terminal M1, M2, M3, M4. Each portable terminal M1, M2, M3, M4 can be configured to communicate wirelessly with the communication unit 404 of the simulator 400 and communicate with the control unit 401.

It is preferred that each of the user's portable terminals M1, M2, M3, M4 runs an application for utilizing the hybrid golf system of an embodiment of the present invention and logs in so as to pre-set the settings for wireless communication with the communication unit 404 of the simulator.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , the simulator 400 disposed inside the screen golf module 100 includes a control unit 401, an image processing unit 402, and a data storage unit 403 for storing data. The control unit 401 can receive sensing data from a sensing device 410 to realize a virtual golf analog image through the image processing unit 402. The control unit 401 can be configured to communicate with each user's portable terminal M1, M2, M3, and M4 through a communication unit 404 to send and receive data.

The simulator 400 stores virtual golf playing information when performing virtual golf playing based on the user's virtual golf simulation, and transmits the virtual golf playing information to each portable terminal M1, M2, M3, M4 held by each user when the field play starts, and transmits the information of the ball point on the field corresponding to the ball position on the virtual golf course of each user to each portable terminal M1, M2, M3, M4, so that the user can play field according to the guidance of each portable terminal.

FIG. 3 shows a user P in the screen golf module 100 shown in FIG. 1 playing virtual golf while watching the image iVG projected onto the screen 300 .

The sensing device 410 can be implemented as a camera-based device that senses the movement of at least one of a golf club and a golf ball as the user's golf swing progresses. Within the camera's field of view, the user P hits a golf ball placed on a golf mat 122 in the hitting area 120 with a golf shot, captures and collects an image of the hit golf ball 1, and performs image processing and other analysis on the collected image to calculate sensing information such as motion parameters of the movement of the golf ball 1 and transmit it to the control unit 401.

An operating device (not shown) may be provided as a mechanism for the user to operate in order to set up a virtual golf simulation environment or to adjust aiming during a virtual golf round.

The data storage unit 403 stores all data required to realize images of virtual golf simulations, and stores data about a virtual golf course realized by imaging an actual golf course and data about terrain information of the virtual golf course, thereby providing data for realizing a virtual environment that allows a virtual round of golf to be played at a virtual golf course selected by the user.

The data storage unit 403 may be configured to store all the various data related to the virtual golf course, or may be configured to receive the various data related to the virtual golf course from a server (not shown) via a network and temporarily store the data.

The image processing unit 402 performs information processing to realize an image of the virtual golf course on the screen using the data about the virtual golf course stored in the data storage unit 403, and performs information processing in a manner to realize an image simulating the trajectory of a golf ball hit by a user on the virtual golf course.

The image information processed by the image processing unit 402 is projected onto the screen 300 via an image output device 420 which may be implemented as a projector, etc., so that the user P can see the image iVG projected onto the screen 300 .

The image processing unit 402 may be implemented as a modular component that performs image processing functions in an independent device, or may be implemented as an independent device itself.

The control unit 401 is a component responsible for controlling all the processes for virtual golf simulation, and performs various operations and controls for simulating the movement of a virtual ball on a virtual golf course based on the sensing information of a moving golf ball extracted from the sensing result of the sensing device 410 and the physical engine. Based on such various operations and controls, an image iVG of a virtual ball can be simulated on a virtual golf course based on the sensing result of the sensing device and the physical engine.

The control unit 401 determines whether the user's requirement to play on the field is met during the virtual golf course. When the requirement to play on the field is met, the user can be guided by image/voice through the screen image iVG so that the user can move to the field 200 and play on the field.

When multiple users play a round of golf together, when the balls (virtual balls on the image) of all users are within a predetermined radius on the virtual golf course based on a predetermined range, such as a hole (a hole on the green of the virtual golf course), the golf course can be started.

Before the start of playing golf, that is, when the user plays virtual golf in the screen golf module 100 through the simulator 400, the virtual golf is played through images, so the control unit 401 can automatically calculate each score of the user's golf shots in the virtual golf course. After the start of playing golf, each user plays golf on the court, so the control unit can calculate the score of each user through the portable terminal of each user.

As described above, when the field play starts, the control unit 401 of the simulator 400 can calculate the ball point on the field corresponding to the ball position of each user on the virtual golf course when the field play starts, and transmit it to the user's respective portable terminal. The user's respective portable terminal then guides the user whose turn it is to hit the ball according to the hitting order. The control unit of the simulator can identify the user who receives the hitting guidance by communicating with the portable terminal, and can calculate the user's score based on the data collected by the portable terminal when communicating with the user's portable terminal.

The control unit 401 may use the field 200 as a coordinate space to calculate coordinate information of a ball point corresponding to the ball position of each user on the coordinate space.

Here, the term "ball position" refers to the position of each user's ball (ball on the image) on the virtual golf course, and the term "ball point" refers to the position coordinates on the coordinate space of the golf course 200 corresponding to each ball position.

When the field golf game starts as described above, the control unit 401 of the simulator 400 transmits a field golf game start signal to each user's portable terminal M1, M2, M3, and M4, and transmits various information in the virtual golf game process, namely, map information of the virtual golf course, ball position information on the virtual golf course of each user, scoring information, etc., so that field golf can be played through each portable terminal. The control unit of the simulator can receive data from each portable terminal to sense the shot of each user holding each portable terminal and calculate the score.

On the other hand, an automatic score calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 6 .

4 and 5 are flow charts showing the process of an automatic score calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the automatic score calculation method using a user's portable terminal M in a hybrid golf system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 4 , firstly, the user selects a virtual golf course where he/she wants to play a round of golf using a virtual golf analog device in the screen golf module, and then starts a round of golf ( S100 ).

The selected image of the virtual golf course is projected on the screen (S110), and as the user hits the golf ball towards the screen, the sensing device senses the hit golf ball (S120).

The simulator uses the sensing result of the sensing device to realize an analog image of a virtual ball moving on a virtual golf course (S130).

When the virtual ball on the analog image is placed within a predetermined range around the green on the virtual golf course (S140), it is confirmed whether the balls of all users are placed within the predetermined range around the green on the virtual golf course (S150). If the balls of all users are placed within the predetermined range around the green on the virtual golf course, then the on-course play on the field is started after the play on the virtual golf course (S160).

As the golf course starts as described above, the control unit of the simulator calculates ball points as positions on the course corresponding to the ball positions on the virtual golf course of each user, and transmits each ball point information to the portable terminal of each user (S170).

The order of hitting the ball of each user is determined according to the distance from the ball point to the hole cup, and the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball is guided according to the order of hitting the ball (S210). For example, when it is the turn of user 1 to hit the ball, the portable terminal of user 1 can provide a guidance such as "Please user 1 hit the ball!"

When the portable terminal performs the ball hitting guidance, the portable terminal can sense whether the user is ready to hit the ball (S220), and can make the golf ball be located at the ball point of the user on the court (S230).

Positioning the golf ball at the ball spot can be achieved, for example, by a separate ball transport mechanism receiving instructions from a control unit to position the golf ball at the ball spot, or the user can directly position the golf ball at the ball spot based on the guidance of a portable terminal.

As described above, when the user receives the ball hitting guidance through his/her portable terminal and the golf ball is located at the ball spot of the user on the court, the user can hit the golf ball located at the ball spot to hit the ball. At this time, the built-in motion sensor of the portable terminal held by the user generates a signal corresponding to the user's motion, and the portable terminal or the control unit determines whether the user has hit the ball by analyzing the signal of the motion sensor (S240). Hereinafter, determining whether the user has hit the ball by analyzing the signal of the motion sensor is referred to as "ball hitting sensing".

The ball hitting sensing as described above can be performed by the portable terminal itself, or the ball hitting sensing can be performed by sending a signal sensed by a motion sensor of the portable terminal to a control unit and having the controller analyze the signal of the motion sensor.

At this time, the golf ball may or may not go into the hole due to the user's shot.

The portable terminal can detect the user's movements using a motion sensor, but it cannot detect whether the golf ball hit by the user goes into the hole.

As described above, when the ball hit is sensed through the portable terminal, confirmation of the hole-out may be performed through the portable terminal (S250).

That is, the portable terminal can provide an interface for confirming whether to take out the hole through the display. If the golf ball hit by the user goes into the hole, the user takes out the hole. The user confirms the take out hole through the portable terminal, so that the take out hole processing can be performed on the hole, and the number of strokes corresponding to the virtual golf game and the number of strokes corresponding to the shot sensing result are added to calculate the user's score (S262).

If the golf ball hit by the user does not go into the hole, the user has not taken out the hole and needs to make the next shot. Therefore, the user can choose not to take out the hole by confirming whether to take out the hole in the portable terminal interface.

In this case, the control unit may add one more stroke for the user and then wait for the next shot guidance (S272).

When the ball hitting process for the user is thus completed, the process for the next user to hit the ball is carried out in the same manner as described above (S264).

FIG6 schematically illustrates the process described above. As shown in FIG6 , the portable terminal M held by the user P guides the user P, whose turn it is to hit the ball, with a phrase such as "Please user 1 hit the ball." The user P hits the golf ball. At this time, the motion sensor of the portable terminal M can sense the motion of the user P to obtain the motion data, and analyze it to sense whether the user P has hit the ball.

After the portable terminal M performs the shot sensing, the portable terminal M can provide a display to the user P requesting confirmation of whether to take out the hole. At this time, if the golf ball hit by the user P goes into the hole, the user P confirms the take out and the score can be calculated accordingly. If the golf ball hit by the user P does not go into the hole, the user P does not confirm the take out and will continue to perform the shot sensing accordingly.

When the ball hitting process is performed for all users in the manner described above, the above-mentioned steps S210 to S262 or S272 are performed again for each of the remaining users who have not taken out the hole.

In this way, when all users take out a hole, the scores of all users in that hole are calculated, so that the scores can be calculated for all holes.

In the above manner, the number of shots corresponding to the virtual golf played by one or more users in the screen golf module can be calculated, and the number of shots corresponding to the field golf played by each user can be sensed by the portable terminal of each user to calculate the number of shots, and the number of shots corresponding to the virtual golf play can be added, thereby automatically calculating the scores of all users.

S100~S170, S210~S272: Steps 1: Golf ball 100: Screen golf module 110: Entrance and exit 120: Hitting area 122: Golf mat 200: Course 210: Green 212: Hole 220: Peripheral area 300: Screen 400: Simulator 401: Control unit 402: Image processing unit 403: Data storage unit 404: Communication unit 410: Sensor device 420: Image output device iVG: Image M, M1~M4: Portable terminal P: User

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the structure of a hybrid golf system of an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control system of the hybrid golf system shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a user playing virtual golf while looking at an image projected onto a screen inside the screen golf module shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 are flow charts showing the process of an automatic score calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system of an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing an automatic score calculation method using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system of an embodiment of the present invention.

100: Screen golf module

110: Entrance and exit

120: Batting Area

200: Venue

210: Guoling

212: Hole Cup

220: Surrounding area

300: Screen

400: Simulator

420: Image output device

iVG:Image

Claims (8)

A method for automatically calculating scores using a portable terminal of a user in a hybrid golf system, the hybrid golf system comprising a field with a green, and a screen golf module disposed on one side of the field and configured to perform virtual golf play based on a virtual golf course image, so that multiple users can play a portion of golf on the screen golf module based on the virtual golf course image, and multiple users can move and play the rest of golf on the field, the method for automatically calculating scores using a portable terminal of a user in a hybrid golf system is characterized by: In the screen golf module, the virtual golf playing of the multiple users is performed through the simulator and based on the virtual golf course image, and the virtual golf strokes of each of the multiple users corresponding to the virtual golf playing are calculated; Following the virtual golf playing based on the virtual golf course image, the field playing is then started on the field, and the information about the golf playing is transmitted from the simulator to the portable terminals held by the multiple users respectively; A step of sensing the strokes of each user from the motion data of each user sensed by the motion sensor built into the portable terminal held by each user; and a step of calculating the score of each user by adding the number of virtual golf strokes of each user to the number of strokes of each user sensed by the motion data. The method for automatically calculating scores using a portable terminal of a user in a hybrid golf system as described in claim 1, wherein: The step of sensing each of the user's shots includes: The portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball guides the shot according to the shot order based on the ball position of each of the users on the virtual golf course; The motion sensor of the portable terminal that guides the shot senses the user's motion and transmits the acquired motion data to the control unit of the system; and The control unit analyzes the motion data to determine whether the user has hit the ball. The method for automatically calculating scores using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system as described in claim 1, wherein, the step of calculating the score of each user includes: when the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball guides the ball and the user's ball hit is sensed from the motion data sensed by the motion sensor of the portable terminal that guides the ball hit, the portable terminal allows the user to choose whether to take out the hole; and when the user chooses to take out the hole through the portable terminal, the score is calculated by adding the number of virtual golf strokes of the user to the number of strokes of the user based on the sensing of the ball hit, and the user is excluded from the sensing object of the ball hit. The method for automatically calculating scores using a user's portable terminal in a hybrid golf system as described in claim 1, wherein, the step of calculating the score of each user includes: when the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball guides the ball and the user's ball hit is sensed from the motion data sensed by the motion sensor of the portable terminal that guides the ball hit, the portable terminal allows the user to choose whether to take out the hole; and when the user does not choose to take out the hole through the portable terminal, the step of adding the user's virtual golf stroke number to the user's stroke number based on the sensing of the stroke and waiting for the sensing of the next stroke. The automatic scoring calculation method using the portable terminal of the user in the hybrid golf system as described in claim 1, wherein, the step of sensing the shot of each user includes: the step of guiding the shot by the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball according to the shot sequence based on the ball position of each user on the virtual golf course; and the step of manually inputting a stroke through the portable terminal when the shot sensing fails within a preset time after the shot guidance. A hybrid golf system, which performs a portion of golf play by virtual golf play based on a virtual golf course image, and performs the rest of golf play on a course with a green, the hybrid golf system is characterized by comprising: A screen golf module, which is located on one side of the course and is configured to enable multiple users to perform the virtual golf play based on the virtual golf course image; A simulator is disposed inside the screen golf module to realize the virtual golf course image in a manner that enables each of the multiple users to play the virtual golf, and realizes a virtual golf analog image corresponding to the virtual golf play of each of the multiple users; and A control unit, which calculates the virtual golf strokes of each user corresponding to the virtual golf playing using the virtual golf course image by the screen golf module, and analyzes the motion data of each user sensed by the motion sensor built into the portable terminal held by each user as the golf playing on the course is performed to sense the strokes of each user, and calculates the score of each user by adding the virtual golf strokes to the sensed number of strokes of each user. A hybrid golf system as described in claim 6, wherein, the court starts playing, and the portable terminal of the user whose turn it is to hit the ball guides the user according to the hitting order based on the ball position of each user on the virtual golf course, and the control unit receives and analyzes the motion data obtained by the motion sensor of the portable terminal that guides the hitting to sense the user's motion, so as to determine whether the user has hit the ball. A hybrid golf system as described in claim 7, wherein, when the control unit senses the user's shot, the portable terminal allows the user to choose whether to take out the hole, and when the user chooses to take out the hole through the portable terminal, the score is calculated by adding the user's virtual golf shot number to the user's shot number based on the sensing of the shot, and the user is excluded from the sensing object of the shot.