Despite the Corona ban, the golf course at Bergkramerhof opened its doors on Saturday morning.
In the afternoon, the police and colleagues from the standby unit from Munich arrived.
Despite the ban, the golf course at Bergkramerhof opened its doors on Saturday morning.
Because: Managing Director Dr.
Josef Hinger considers the ordered closure to be unconstitutional.
The police closed the facility again in the afternoon.
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Wolfratshausen - The announcement that the Bergkramerhof golf course will reopen at the weekend aroused great interest.
According to Dr.
Josef Hingerl, managing director of the golf club, pulled "around 70 to 80" recreational athletes their golf bags over the hilly terrain.
The police let them go until around 4 p.m.
Then the law enforcement officers moved in with a large contingent and blocked the square.
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The first golfer got out of his Porsche Panamera Turbo at 7:20 a.m.
In view of two uniformed men walking in the entrance area of the Bergkramerhof at this time, he heaved his equipment a little hesitantly out of the trunk.
Andreas Czerweny, head of the Wolfratshausen police station, and a colleague had arranged to meet the golf club president early on.
"Both sides will present their points of view: he has his ideas, we have our mission," said Czerweny.
“The operator will say he unlocks.
Then we lock again ”, the police chief roughly outlined his expectation of the upcoming conversation.
When the three retired to the warm office, the golfer was ready to play.
"Dr.
Hingerl says the place is open, ”the man quoted from a brief encounter with the manager, plucked his FFP2 mask and set off.
"But they will surely bring me down again in a moment."
Bergkramerhof golf course opens in lockdown - operator sees closure as unconstitutional
He was spared that.
After exchanging views for 45 minutes, the police rolled out of the parking lot again.
"The legal situation is completely clear: Formally, I am committing a violation of the Infection Protection Measures Ordinance", attorney Hingerl confirmed.
He was once again advised that he had to close.
He won't stick to that.
As reported several times, the 72-year-old considers the closure of the golf courses by the authorities to be unconstitutional.
On Monday he will probably receive a notice of employment from the district office and, so his hope, finally - because he can then take legal action against it - the notice of fine that the authorities have long announced.
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In the next few weeks, one of these is expected to include some golfers who were on the course in the afternoon.
The parking lot was well filled with cars from all neighboring counties when the police returned around 4 p.m.
"With 28 colleagues from a standby unit from Munich requested for support," as Alexander Huber, press spokesman for the Upper Bavaria South police headquarters in Rosenheim, confirmed.
However, the large contingent had not moved because stress was expected.
"But with so many people on the site, it makes little sense to come with two people."
I defend every single player against a fine.
Golf club manager and lawyer Dr.
Josef Hingerl
According to Huber, the mission was extremely harmonious.
16 reports were forwarded to the district office.
Dr.
Accept Hingerl personally.
He is of the opinion that he was the only one who committed an administrative offense by opening his facility, but not the recreational athletes.
The lawyer promises them: “I defend every single player against a fine.
I take over all costs of legal defense and even the fine, should it become final (ultimately by the Federal Constitutional Court). "
After the golf course has opened in lockdown: the facility is closed again in the afternoon
At 4.47 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, Hingerl announced on the homepage: The Bergkramerhof golf course is closed.
For the time being, the 70 hectare site is once again "part of the great outdoors, where pedestrians, joggers, mountain bikers and golfers can move freely".
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Comment: The district administrator is on the tee
The probability of catching the coronavirus on a 70 hectare golf course is likely to be significantly lower than that of a gross motorist succeeding in the trick of getting the ball into the hole with just one stroke (hole-in-one) on the first attempt.
So be it.
The fact is: The Free State has closed sports facilities due to the deadly pandemic.
That is a commandment.
Similar to having to stop in front of a red light.
Although there is no other car in sight.
That golf course managing director Dr.
Josef Hingerl is again playing cat and mouse with the authorities, not least because of the district office itself. Look, I still haven't received a notice of fines, the 72-year-old has been triumphant since May 2020. That's right, there are still far more than 1000 pieces here unprocessed in the office, admits the district authority in Bad Tölz.
Hingerl disregards the rule of law, rumbles District Administrator Josef Niedermaier.
That must have consequences.
Chapeau!
No more sitting out the Bergkramerhof cause.
The pithy words must be followed by action: lawyer Hingerl deliver the fine today!
Otherwise the provocateur will continue to dance the legislature and executive on the nose.
Because the judiciary has already rejected his application to reopen the golf course.
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