Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for golf score registration comprising a terminal at the clubhouse, and/or a start box at first tee, for check in and check out into the system before and after a game of golf, boxes (1) after each hole for score registration, means for communication between boxes on the course and a central unit, and individual information carriers that each player bring on to the course while playing. Each information carrier holds a flag indicating if the player bringing the information carrier is entitled to play on the golf course or not, and each box (1) is adapted to read the flag and thereby to determine the eligibility of a player holding an information carrier. Indicators (31, 32, 33, 34) positioned nearby each box (1) is adapted to indicate whether a player is eligible to play or not according to the determination.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for golf score registration in a golf score registration system comprising a terminal located in or near a clubhouse and/or a start box at first tee with a console that allows each player to check in to and check out of the system before and after a game of golf, tee boxes located near each tee on the course with a console that allows each player to enter scoring information from the previously completed hole, means for communication between boxes on the course and a central unit, and individual information carriers that each player bring on to the course while playing. Each console has at least two readers-through which it can communicate with the information carriers, and a display indicating the function of respective reader. A first console for the start of a golf game provides the option to play a game with markers for at least a first and second player, and the first console requests information on who is marking each player in said game.

Abstract: A method for golf score registration in a golf score registration system includes a terminal located in or near a clubhouse and/or a start box at first tee with a console that allows each player to check in to and check out of the system before and after a game of golf, tee boxes located near each tee on the course with a console that allows each player to enter scoring information from the previously completed hole, means for communication between boxes on the course and a central unit, and individual information carriers that each player bring on to the course while playing. Each console has at least one reader through which it can communicate with the information carriers, and a display indicating the function of respective reader. A first console provides the option to play a game with markers for at least a first and second player, and the first console requests information on who is marking each player in the game.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing high-temperature-resistant shaped parts of an iron-chromium-aluminum alloy containing 2-10 wt % aluminum, 10-40 wt % chromium, and the balance basically iron is provided. According to this method, the composition in powdered form is hot isostatically pressed to a predetermined shape to form a product. Optionally, the product may be pre-oxidized to form a protective layer of aluminum oxide on a surface thereof.