MGC Tuttlingen fetches two runner -up titles in the Baden championship

MGC Tuttlingen fetches two runner -up titles in the Baden championship

Tuttlingen, Deutschland - Last weekend the Baden Mini Golf championships took place in Singen. The venue was the demanding Eternit golf course of the 1st BGC singing, where the participants played a total of six rounds. The MGC Tuttlingen showed a strong performance and secured two runner -up titles. Schwaebische.de reports that Patrick Saar and Ralf Schumacher scored the places five and six.

in the senior category 1 Susanne Berneit came to second place and thus became runner -up with 169 strokes. She only had to give up Beatrice Beatriz Grüßinger from the Minigolf Wölfe Rheinstetten, who won the title of Baden master. Katja Kling landed in fourth place with 228 strokes. Bruno Karcher was successful among the seniors and also secured second place in his category, while Christian Weigl (BSV Inzlingen) won the Baden championship title.

results of the participants of the MGC Tuttlingen

• category men:
  • Patrick Saar: 5th place, 172 strokes
  • Ralf Schumacher: 6th place, 187 strokes
  • Badischer Master: Timo Glaser (MC Schriesheim)
• category senior women 1:
  • Susanne Berneit: 2nd place, 169 strokes (runner -up)
  • Katja Kling: 4th place, 228 strokes
  • Baden master: Beatrice Beatriz Grüßinger (Minigolf Wölfe Rheinstetten)
  • 3. Place: Claudia Hengstler (BGC Singing)
• category seniors i:
  • Bruno Karcher: 2nd place, 159 strokes (runner -up)
  • Badischer Master: Christian Weigl (BSV Inzlingen, 154 strokes)
  • 3. Place: Wolfgang Schumacher (BSV Inzlingen)
• category Seniors 2:
  • Markus Roos: 8th place, 174 strokes
  • Klaus Hablitzel: 11th place, 181 strokes
  • Badischer Master: Heinz Höferlin (BSV Inzlingen)

The young mixed club team of the MGC Tuttlingen was also able to beat well and reached fifth place with 663 strokes. The MC Schriesheim, followed by BSV Inzlingen and MGF Hilzingen, became Baden champions. For the senior team of the Donaustädter, it was enough for a solid third place with 492 strokes, which brought them important points for the seniors League Baden 2025. [minigolfsport.de] (https://www.minigolfsport.de/sportbetrieb.php?subpage=13&s=22&t=live results Ed.

outlook on upcoming championships

The calendar for the mini golf season is filled. A highlight is already in the house in August when the German Cobigolf system and miniature golf are held in the Cobigolf system. The World Cup for the general class will take place in Arnsberg-Neheim in September. The European Senior Championships and the European Youth Championships are also on the program. This clearly shows that the mini golf community is active and has big plans. bv-bb.de has listed the data of the upcoming championships.

In summary, the past weekend for the MGC Tuttlingen was not only a sporting success, but also a nice occasion to strengthen the community and collect new strength for the upcoming competitions.