The days of having to board an aeroplane to play on the most attractive golf courses in the world are gone. The new indoor golf complex in the Salzburgerhof is a more than exceptional alternative, also offering golfing fun whatever the weather.
It is a mystery to the technical amateur how it works. You stand in a box, have a golfing complex in front of you, and tee-off. The ball flies towards the screen and – now for the miracle! The real ball falls to the floor, and the virtual one takes over and continues on its way. It continues as far as it would have travelled on the real golf course. This includes the relevant deviations – depending on the incorrect way of holding the club. Loads of information is also available about height, length, distance, etc. This “golfing miracle” is made possible by the most modern computer program currently available in this field, with 60 of the world’s most interesting golf courses at your disposal.
Despite this, you shouldn’t miss taking advantage of the natural beauty of the 36-hole Zell am See-Kaprun golf course. Tournament golfers should note the “Salzburgerhof Trophy” on 1 June 2007 in their diaries. |
