Golf for everyone: Pyrmonter Club breaks with elitist image and wins younger ones!

Golf for everyone: Pyrmonter Club breaks with elitist image and wins younger ones!

The Golf Club Bad Pyrmont, active since 1961, is fighting against the image of an elite sport and tries to win new members. Stefan Nehrig, who works in the club's public relations work, tells of an old letter in which a member demanded that the club only make the club attractive for internal visitors. Today's club chairman Nils Hörner confirms that Golf was formerly elitist, but the club is striving for a change. The measures include the increased speech of younger players and the introduction of a virtually playable golf course. This strategy shows success: the average age of the members has dropped by about ten years in recent years, and a large part of the new members is between 21 and 35 years old. Affordable contributions, such as for young people and young adults, also contribute to the acquisition of members, such as Missays-golfer.com , he describes how the deeper understanding of the racket election and course management caused him to play under 90 strokes. He emphasizes that golfers are often involved in technical subtleties without taking into account the overall game. A systematic approach to error analysis of blows could also help the Pyrmonter golfers to increase their performance and find more joy in the game.