Covered bays
Dry through every practice session: mats under a roof, whatever the sky is doing.
Driving range
Open to all: no course permission, no membership, no fee. Seven covered bays, grass tees on two levels — and floodlights when the day runs short.
Seven covered tees for rainy days and the winter months, plus grass tees on two levels — practise like on the course, straight off the turf. And when the sun goes, the floodlights take over.
Dry through every practice session: mats under a roof, whatever the sky is doing.
Ball on grass, as it will be out on the round — two levels, two views of the range.
An after-work session without time pressure: the range stays lit until the last basket is empty.
The ball machine accepts tokens or a dongle—both are available from the office. Same balls, two prices: each basket costs less when you use the dongle.
24Balls per go
€ 2,50≈ 10 cents per ball
The coin for a quick session: drop it in, basket underneath, done. No sign-up, no deposit.
The better price
€ 1,50≈ 6 cents per ball
The key fob for regulars: hold it to the reader — one euro saved on every basket.
One-off deposit of 30,00 € — refunded when you return it.
Tokens and dongles are available at reception · 09152 398
The driving range is open to the public — all day, for everyone. At Gerhelm, golf doesn’t begin behind a barrier, but with a basket of balls. If you don’t have clubs, you can rent some — just ask at the office.
And if you're hooked: course permissionMost shots in a round happen around the green. That's exactly what you practise here: putting on the putting greens, chipping and pitching on the pitching area — and in the practice bunker the sand loses its terror.
Pace, line, nerve: the putting greens decide what the scorecard says in the end.
Here the ball may stay where it lies: practise bunker shots until the splash shot stops being a gamble.
Half swings, high balls, soft landings — the area for everything between the range and the green.
So the range works for everyone: the summer maintenance times — and the one rule that really counts.
From April to September we collect balls and mow in the evening — the range is briefly closed in these windows:
Outside these windows: practise as long as you like.
Range balls stay on the range. They belong to the club and are there for practice — out on the round you play your own. Thank you.
Once your shots are landing: 18 holes through the Pegnitz valley wait right next door.