Golf lessons between the mountains of Tirol?
Yeah. And no: golf isn’t just for rich CEOs with a polo shirt addiction.
Whether you’re a complete beginner, a casual weekend golfer or already fully golf addicted — here you train modern, relaxed and without the stiff country club vibe. Indoors in Hall in Tirol, right between Nordkette and Patscherkofel. So no rain, no snow and definitely no insane Tirol wind sending your ball somewhere towards Italy.
Thanks to 15 years of golf experience in the Netherlands — where space is limited and indoor training is completely normal — I know exactly how modern golf coaching should work: personal, uncomplicated and actually fun.
Golf on TV looks about as exciting as watching paint dry. Playing it yourself? Completely different story. Hitting that one perfect shot feels almost illegally good. Golf is relaxing and toxic for your ego at the exact same time. That’s exactly why it becomes addictive.
Here you don’t get random YouTube tips or some elitist coaching nonsense. No “one swing fits all” approach. We work on your game, your swing and most importantly: making sure you genuinely enjoy golf.
Indoor training is our base all year round — but definitely not the whole story. We also train outside, play rounds together and organize golf trips to places like Kitzbühel or Lake Garda. Good golf, good food, a little competition and overall just great vibes.
Beginners are more than welcome. Honestly, if you’ve never played before, this is probably the most relaxed way to start. You can choose between private lessons or golf courses in small groups. Alone, with your buddy or with your girlfriend — everything works.
And yes: you can also get your Platzreife / course permission with me. But in a relaxed way. No stressful “2-day crash course” where you feel like you’re taking a state exam. First you actually learn how to play golf — then we sort out the Platzreife naturally.
Extra nice for international golfers:
You can always text or call me in English. I also teach golf lessons in English — so no confusing German golf terminology nobody understands anyway.
Got questions or just want to check the place out?
Just send me a WhatsApp or give me a quick call.
Golf should be fun. Not complicated.
Michael Sombroek
