Swin Golf Anlage Geyersberger Hof ☆ Follow

Swin Golf Anlage Geyersberger Hof is located in the Pfalz region and occupies a 10-hectare green space that has largely been preserved in its natural state. The facility features an 18-hole layout with individual hole lengths ranging from 80 to 300 meters. It is distinguished as the first Swin Golf installation in the Pfalz area, offering a recreational alternative to traditional golf within a rustic, grass-covered terrain. The game itself is a variant that originated in France in the early 1980s, with the name derived from the "swing" motion used at the tee. Players utilize a single club and a larger, buoyant rubber ball designed to be floatable. The holes are significantly wider than standard golf, with a diameter of 30 centimeters, making the game accessible to a broad demographic including children, adults, and seniors without the need for specialized equipment or club membership. The course is designed as a social leisure activity where groups, families, and individuals can compete in a relaxed environment. The setting allows for easy understanding of the rules, enabling immediate play after a brief introduction. The facility is integrated with a café, known as Café Loch 19, which serves self-baked cakes, tortes, ice cream, coffee, and cold beverages, rounding out the visitor experience.