Restaurant am Golfplatz in Schwäbisch Hall

Quaint, rustic and cozy. Plus great schnitzel. Insider tip for travelers to Schwäbisch-Hall

Driven there specifically. The only drinks there are free, at least that's what it says on the outside.

Delicious food at reasonable prices

Food was delicious, nice service, just like an old inn should be. And thank God nothing vegetarian. The vegetables first have to go through the cattle

TSV Hessental e.V. – A Club with Roots and Vision Active for Sports, Community, and Cohesion since 1923 The Turn- und Sportverein Hessental e.V. (TSV Hessental for short) is a traditional multi-sport club based in the Hessental district of Schwäbisch Hall, Baden-Württemberg. Founded in 1923, it currently has over 600 members – around a third of whom are children and young people. A living symbol of the club's sustainability and social responsibility. -- History From the Gymnastics Movement to Sporting Diversity The club's history begins in the spring of 1923, when sports-loving members of the Schwäbisch Hall SPD local group gathered at the "Zur Krone" inn. The goal was to establish a gymnastics club – named after the father of gymnastics, Friedrich Ludwig Jahn. The name: Arbeiterturnverein Jahn Hessental (Workers' Gymnastics Club Jahn Hessental). The first training sessions took place in the garden of the "Zur Eisenbahn" restaurant – outdoors, with enthusiasm and community spirit ☀️. A football department was founded as early as 1929 – the ball became a symbol of the sporting awakening ⚽️. During the Nazi era, the club was banned in 1933 as part of the Gleichschaltung (coordination of the state). But the community spirit remained: On January 22, 1947, it was refounded – a new beginning, driven by hope and commitment ✨. --- Growth & Sports Development A Club on the Rise The 1960s and 1970s were characterized by steady expansion: The current sports field was inaugurated in 1964 ️, and a new clubhouse opened in 1973 🏠 after the old one was destroyed by a storm 🌪️. The tenure of Erich Brucker (1976–1989) was particularly influential; under his leadership, the club developed modern structures and continued to grow 🌱. The TSV celebrated considerable sporting success: The footballers were promoted to the A-Division immediately after its re-founding 🏆. The table tennis department hosted the Württemberg Youth Championships and organized a highly acclaimed exhibition match with then-world champion Dragutin Surbek 🏓. --- Today & Tomorrow Sports unite – then and now Today, TSV Hessental stands for diversity in sports, committed youth work, and a vibrant community. The program ranges from soccer and gymnastics to modern health programs. With heart, movement, and a clear compass of values, TSV shapes the social life of Schwäbisch Hall – and always remains open to new ideas.