Recommended for the less experienced golfer and anyone keen on practicing. The Golfodrome is Germany’s biggest driving range complex, offering more than 220 spaces for hitting off grass, 110 covered hitting mats, 21 hitting cages which can be heated in the winter, a 27-hole indoor putting green, a 72-hole open-air putting green and areas for pitching and chipping. Located adjacent to the driving ranges are the short “Jagl” and “Pfeiffer” golf courses which are built on a hilly terrain and surrounded by varied woodland. Both courses are ideal for practicing and improving ones short game. There is also the so-called “hacker’s turf” which may be used by players who do not have a Platzreife licence, as long as they are accompanied by a licensed player.

The 9-hole “Engled” course is next door to the Golfodrome training centre. The six par 3 holes and three par 4 holes of this slightly hilly course will keep you challenged for around two hours. The distance from tee to green measures between 105 and 260 metres for men and between 92 and 243 metres for ladies.