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WO/1997/001376A1 |
Apparatus to facilitate the playing of a recreational game. The apparatus includes an electronic surveillance camera (8) and a motion sensor (20) mounted above and focused on a target area (2). The image data generated by the camera (8) ...
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WO/1996/037268A1 |
The present invention concerns a further development of the curling stone known from AT-PS NO. 354 921, in which a support shell (2) with one or more milled recesses (6) exposing the brake device is placed between the handle (1) and the ...
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WO/1996/034663A1 |
The present invention relates to a golf putting green apparatus (1). The apparatus (1) comprises a putting green surface (16) having a putting-off area (14) and a hole area (15). The putting green surface (16) is provided on a flexible p...
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WO/1996/032991A1 |
A device, usable as a toy, for obtaining the rotary motion of a body secured to a constraint along an eccentric orbit about a stationary center, by exerting reciprocating linear movements on said constraint, thus rythmically varying the ...
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WO/1996/031260A2 |
A shuttlecock comprises a nose (2) and a frusto-conical skirt (3) fixed thereto. The skirt (3) is formed of an inner layer (5) and an outer layer (6) of plastics sheet material generally lying aginst one another. The outer layer (5) is f...
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WO/1996/029124A1 |
A golf game uses radio signals from golf clubs (46) or golf balls (68) to signal a central computer (15) for automatic scorekeeping by the computer. Sensors in each hole (59, 80) send signals to the computer on the completion of each hol...
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WO/1996/029125A1 |
This invention is an arcade game including an object sensor for detecting a playing piece directed by a player. A target field (32) receives the directed playing piece (40), and the sensor (36) determines the identity and a final positio...
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WO/1996/025207A1 |
A magnetic game piece (12) comprising a disk-like body made up of a layer (18) of magnetic resin material, paper (22) and a clear polylaminate (26). The polylaminate coating (26) protects the surface of the paper layer (22) opposite the ...
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WO/1996/014903A1 |
A system (10) and kit for golf putting is disclosed comprising a foot box (12) adjacent to a pivotable putting platform (14) supported by legs (32) that are pivotally connected to the platform. The platform includes an upper surface (16)...
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WO/1996/014105A2 |
A toy and/or game of skill, which includes two flat bodies in the form of a paddle or disk. The two paddles are joined to each other at their center points by means of a fine rubber band, which has at its midpoint a stationary ball. The ...
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WO/1996/010447A1 |
A game apparatus (1) comprising a ring (4) with a flight stabilization member (5) attached to the ring, with the axis of the flight stabilization member being generally parallel to the plane of the attached ring during flight. A launchin...
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WO/1996/009095A1 |
A golf putting aid or game has a putting aid (10) with a hollow cubic body, having five faces (12-16) provided with target holes (19) marked with hole numbers (e.g., 1st, 2nd, 18th). An indexing strip (20), with the hole numbers (24) mar...
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WO/1996/004046A1 |
An ice hockey puck (10) being generally in the shape of a disk and having several voids (17) passing from the upper (12) to the lower (13) surface. Preferably the puck also has beveled corners (18, 19). The result is a puck which is safe...
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WO/1996/001670A1 |
A hockey puck comprising a cylindrical disc having a central core (412) of hard rubber and an annular bumper (414) of softer rubber or like material completely surrounding the periphery of the hard core, whereby violent impact will be re...
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WO/1995/030457A1 |
A game of skill and strategy that can be played on almost any surface (grass, sand, water, cement, etc.), indoors as well as outdoors. This game shows some resemblance with "tic-tac-toe". The game comprises a reception frame divided into...
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WO/1995/024949A1 |
According to the invention there is provided a hockey puck (10) for use on non-traditional surfaces. The puck includes a first half (12) having a circular ground contacting surface and an exterior peripheral surface. A second half (14) h...
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WO/1995/012437A1 |
The invention pertains to a curling stone (1) with a crown (5) formed by a conical frustrum shell (8). Inside, the crown (5) has a guide tube (17) which runs coaxial to the conical frustrum shell (8) and to which a base plate (6) is atta...
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WO/1995/011729A1 |
A side rebound panel (20) designed for mounting at both sides of a table tennis table (17). The panel has a main section (28) against which a ball is rebounded during play. A mounting section (29) is connected by a fold line (51) to the ...
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WO/1995/003097A1 |
A ball game in which a cord is placed through a passage in a playing ball, with the cord being attached at either end to two playing handles. The inventive game is played by rapid movement of the playing handles, which causes the ball to...
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WO/1995/002436A1 |
A compact golf facility and golf playing method include a driving range (24) and a golf course (19) comprising a plurality of holes that each includes a plurality of teeing areas (1-3), a target green (4), and a plurality of target cups ...
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WO/1994/023803A2 |
The invention relates to sport. A method is proposed of playing football or hockey on a playing field (1): players in opposing teams attempt to knock down or displace an immobile target at the centre (4) of a playing field (1) with a bal...
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WO/1994/017868A1 |
The invention relates to leisure and especially sporting activities and, in particular, to a device consisting of two table halves (1, 1') mounted on foldable or non-foldable legs assembled together by means of an attachment device secur...
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WO/1994/012252A1 |
A novel apparatus and method for playing such a field or court game wherein electronic sensing beams (46, 48, 50) are utilized to distinguish proper and improper flight of the game object (54) between opposing players and, in turn, to as...
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WO/1994/012248A1 |
A putting trainer built in sections has a plurality of green blocks (1) and surround frames (2) that allows assembly and disassembly of each green block (1) without any tools so as to change the arrangement freely. The putting trainer ha...
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WO/1994/012251A1 |
Sporting apparatus which comprises two slotted hand shields (10, 10A) to be held by two respective contestants, and a knobbed prize member (20) which releasably couples to either one or both of the hand shields. In use, starting with the...
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WO/1994/012250A1 |
A golf game is housed in a building (12) providing a covered environment. Located about the periphery of the inside of the building (12) are a plurality of bays (14) each of which defines a golf range. Each golf range includes a striking...
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WO/1994/008666A1 |
A table tennis ball serving assembly (1) is mounted to a table by a quick release, foldable net attachement assembly (5). Server (1) includes a container (13) and a robot server (3) mounted therein. Trough assembly (19, 21) is mounted to...
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WO/1994/007572A1 |
The invention concerns a system of equipment for Tornado game, a new version of football, and it can be used and applied in the sport. The system includes a main goal (1) at each end as well as additional side goals (4) and central goals...
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WO/1994/006523A1 |
A puck (10) for use on a non-ice surface such as cement has an outer ring (26) made from plastic or other elastic material so that it will deform slightly when the side of the puck is struck against a wall or other object. The runners (1...
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WO/1994/002040A1 |
An article of clothing for wearing in a game where a tackle or tag of an opposing player is required to be indicated, the article of clothing including a patch (26) on the clothing normally covered by a flap (28), detachably secured over...
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WO/1993/023120A1 |
A device for free exercices which is particularly suitable for developing powers of reaction in the form of a game, has a rodlike central section (2) and an elastic and/or elastically supported and especially ball-shaped head (3a, 3b) at...
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WO/1993/022012A1 |
A sports simulator (10) has a housing (12) and two arrays of IR receivers (50, 52) and emitters (72) positioned in the housing. A launch area (20) is established near one end of the housing, and a user can launch an object such as a golf...
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WO/1993/020905A1 |
The paddle and projectile kit (10) comprises a paddle (12) and at least one projectile (18). The paddle (12) has a longitudinal axis and includes a middle portion with front and back faces and a handle (16). The paddle (12) can be elonga...
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WO/1993/020902A1 |
Flying object comprised of a normally elastic body (2), with one body (2) or various bodies (48) integrated in one body (2) and which may bounce or not, with an aerodynamic design (figures (1, 6 and 53), of variable sizes), and which may...
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WO/1993/020907A1 |
A shuttlecock (501) for playing badminton comprises a base (510) and a flight section where the base includes a thin-walled nose portion (514) to be struck during play. The nose portion can be defined as thin-walled if the average wall t...
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WO/1993/020910A1 |
The present invention is a practice hockey puck (10) to improve the development of passing and shooting skills "skaters" and puck-saving skills of "goalies". The puck is the same shape as a standard puck. It has a hollow body filled with...
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WO/1993/017761A1 |
A team sport game-ring-ball includes advancing a projectile - an inflatable ring (1) by a player of one of the two teams along the playground, passing the ring to the players of his team and throwing the ring (1) on the free end of a car...
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WO/1993/016767A1 |
A mesuring device with visual indicators and a low pressure spool release mechanism. The device has two sensors which when located against an object independently illuminate visual indicator. One of the sensors is extractable from the me...
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WO/1993/015796A1 |
A paddle suspended ball, wherein the paddle comprises a handle portion (1) integrally secured to two substantially semi-cylindrical portions (2) ending into parallel arm extensions (3) at the ends of which there is a pivot (4) for suspen...
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WO/1993/014829A1 |
A unique topographic layout for a game patterned on a traditional golf played on reduced-size course, preferably with layout providing par-72, 18-hole game. Modified playing and scoring permits completion of rounds shared by up to four p...
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WO/1993/014825A1 |
A paddle ball racquet (10) for a slow paced table tennis game is herein disclosed. The racquet is modified to eliminate the advantage of the power player by imparting flex or articulation between the racquet handle (14) and the paddle su...
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WO/1993/014828A1 |
Apparatus is disclosed for playing a ball game which, in one specific example, is based on the game of football. A number of vehicles (19), each of which is self-propelled and is driven by an engine accompanied by its own fuel supply res...
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WO/1993/009854A1 |
A novel table type tennis game apparatus (10) comprising a base section (12) which is formed by a center plate (16) and two end plates (14, 18) assembled and held together by vertical walls (32, 34) from which a ping pong ball might rico...
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WO/1993/006894A1 |
Device and its variants intended for use in particular in sports activities for counting up or counting down, for cordless transmission, display, recording and storing data characterizing the time and space relationship between one or mo...
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WO/1993/003798A1 |
A golf trainer, including a shaft (11), a handle grip (14), a weight (1) and a length of shock cord (2), the golf grip (14) being fitted at one end of the shaft (11) in which one end of the shock cord (2) is fitted, the other end of the ...
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WO/1993/001867A1 |
System for the real-time determination of the positions of players and a ball on a sports pitch, whereby the number of sporting statistics may be computerized and increased. The players (1) and the ball (2) carry a miniature transmitter....
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WO/1992/018208A1 |
Une ar�ne de golf comprend un terrain de golf principal d�finissant une zone de d�part du tee situ�e � une extr�mit� du terrain principal qui permet aux joueurs de frapper les balles de golf depuis ladite zone de d�part d...
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WO/1992/010248A1 |
A golf putting simulator (1) includes selection means (32) for selecting the speed of the putting green surface, sensor means (10) for measuring the speed of the ball and for calculating the distance travelled by the golf ball from a pre...
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WO/1992/008525A1 |
A putting practice device (10) that may be used indoors or outdoors to improve a golfer's putting. The device (10) consists of a putting surface (14) having therein a golf cup (16), a first golf ball (20) pivotally mounted adjacent one e...
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WO/1992/008526A1 |
A golf simulation system and apparatus provides a driving booth (10) characterized by a putting green (14) flooring or base and areas adjacent to the booth to permit balls to be chipped onto the putting surface (14) from a portion or fri...
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