German Mini Golf Association

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German Mini Golf Association
Logo of the German Mini Golf Association
sport Lane golf
Founded October 1, 1966
Place of foundation Frankfurt am Main
president Gerhard Zimmermann
societies 242
Members 9.007
Association headquarters Troisdorf
Homepage minigolfsport.de

The German Minigolfsport Verband e. V. (DMV) is the umbrella organization for mini golf in Germany. It was founded on October 1st, 1966. The association has had its office since 2019 after moving to Troisdorf.

history

A first umbrella organization was founded on April 25, 1964 under the name Deutscher Bahnengolfsport Verband (DBV). However, internal conflicts soon led to the dissolution of the association. In 1966, new talks followed and the DMV was founded. In 1969 the association was incorporated into the German Sports Confederation (DSB), now the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB).

There have been national mini-golf coaches in Germany since 1983, the first national coach was today's President Gerhard Zimmermann. Michael Koziol is currently training the men and women area. The sports management in the youth sector is currently Marc Klemm, and Michael Bamberg, the senior national trainer, is in charge of the sporting fortunes of the senior citizens.

structure

Federal Assembly

The highest body is the Federal Assembly. It consists of 3 components:

  1. the delegates appointed by the full members,
  2. the Presidium (determine the venue, date and agenda of the Federal Assembly)
  3. the honorary presidents and honorary members.

Bureau

The Presidium is elected by the Federal Assembly for 2 years. It consists of

  1. the president,
  2. the vice-president elite sport,
  3. the vice-president of popular sport,
  4. the treasurer,
  5. the sports warden,
  6. the consultant for public relations,
  7. the senior adviser,
  8. the equal opportunities officer,
  9. the instructor
  10. the chairman of the German Minigolfsport Jugend (DMJ).

Official

Surname e-mail
1. Dr. Gerhard Zimmermann praesident@minigolfsport.de elected
2. Michael Lohr vizepraesident-spitzensport@minigolfsport.de elected
3. Michael Burkert vizepraesident-breitensport@minigolfsport.de elected
4th Robert Ebi schatzmeister@minigolfsport.de elected
5. Gabriel Geishüttner sportwart@minigolfsport.de temporarily occupied
6th unoccupied pressewart@minigolfsport.de unoccupied
7th Robert Kullick seniorenreferent@minigolfsport.de elected
8th. Sarah Schumacher Gleichstellungsbeauftragte@minigolfsport.de temporarily occupied
9. Sebastian von Block lehrwart@minigolfsport.de elected
10. Dr. Simone Kohfeld info@minigolfjugend.de elected

Sports attendant general assembly

The sports attendant general assembly draws up resolutions which are presented to the federal assembly.

It is structured

  1. in the sports committee
  2. the other active speakers according to § 18 of these statutes,
  3. the delegates appointed by the full members (mostly sports officers of the regional associations)
  4. the other active speakers according to § 18 of these statutes,

Sports Committee

The Sports Committee is a committee of the Sports Observers General Assembly.

It consists of:

  1. the DMV sports warden (as chairman),
  2. the DMV senior consultant,
  3. the youth sports warden of the DMJ,
  4. the DMV instructor
  5. the DMV national trainer (is appointed by the presidium),
  6. the active spokesperson according to Section 18 (2) of the Articles of Association,
  7. two assessors (are proposed by the full members and elected by the general assembly of sports officers for 2 years)

Official

Surname e-mail
1. Gabriel Geishüttner sportwart@minigolfsport.de
2. Robert Kullick seniorenreferent@minigolfsport.de
3. Volker Missonnier sportwart@minigolfjugend.de
4th Sebastian von Block lehrwart@minigolfsport.de
5. Michael Koziol bundestrainer@minigolfsport.de
6 . Marcel Noack aktivenssprecher@minigolfsport.de
6.1. Melanie Hammerschmidt aktivenssprecherin@minigolfsport.de
7th Christian Somnitz
7.1. Michael Dostert turniere@minigolfsport.de

Regional associations

The association is divided into 13 regional associations:

  • Badischer Bahnengolf-Sportverband (BBS)
  • Bavarian Mini Golf Association (BMV)
  • Bahnengolf-Verband Berlin-Brandenburg (BVBB)
  • Hamburg Bahnengolf Verband (HBV)
  • Hessian Bahnengolf-Sportverband (HBSV)
  • Minigolf Association Bremen / Lower Saxony (MVBN)
  • North Rhine-Westphalian Bahnengolf-Verband (NBV)
  • Minigolf Association Rhineland-Palatinate (MRP)
  • Saarland Mini Golf Association (SaarMV)
  • Bahnengolf-Verband Sachsen (BVS)
  • Bahnengolf-Verband Sachsen-Anhalt (BVSA)
  • Schleswig-Holstein Mini Golf Association (SHMV)
  • Württemberg Golf Association (WBV)

Performance center

In Bad Münder am Deister , the association operates a performance center with the Eternit and Filzgolf lane systems. In 2009 another high performance center was opened in Künzell . This center is the first with the three most common systems Eternit, Concrete and Filzgolf.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Inventory survey 2019 (PDF) German Olympic Sports Confederation, accessed on November 30, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Statutes of the German Mini Golf Association (PDF)
  3. ↑ a b c d German Minigolfsport Verband eV: Rules and Regulations. Deutscher Minigolfsport Verband eV, accessed on May 17, 2020 (German).
  4. ^ German Minigolfsport Verband - Minigolf and more. Retrieved May 17, 2020 .
  5. ^ German Minigolfsport Verband - Minigolf and more. Retrieved May 17, 2020 .
  6. ^ German Minigolfsport Verband - Minigolf and more. Retrieved May 17, 2020 .