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Norway

Norway, thanks to the Gulf Stream, is not as chilly as you might think, the 'Land of the Midnight Sun' has warm summer days. The landscape is dramatic where the mountains sweep down into the crystal fjords.

  1. Lofoten Links

    The spectacular 18-hole Lofoten Links course opened in the summer of 2015 and it’s situated in a remote spot along the rugged coast of the island of Gimsøya, in the northern reaches of Norway...

  2. Miklagard

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    Miklagard

    Miklagard is one of Norway’s best courses, opening for play in 2002 with every intention to rank alongside the world’s top courses.

  3. Oslo Golf Club

    Oslo GolfKlubb is the oldest golf club in Norway which dates back to 1924. The course is set on the banks of Lake Bogstad which edge the layout on two sides.

  4. Holtsmark

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    Holtsmark

    The pay and play golf facility at Holtsmark is Scandinavian woodland golf at its very best, with tree-lined fairways laid out along ridgelines and across a number of steep valleys...

  5. Kongsvinger

    There are two elements that make Kongsvinger Golfklubb stand out. Firstly, each hole is lined with tall firs creating separate corridors...

  6. Stavanger

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    Stavanger

    The holes at Stavanger Golf Club are tree-lined and relatively tight so precision off the tee are the watchwords here.

  7. Bjaavann

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    Bjaavann

    The course here at Bjaavann Golf Club opened in 2006 and it’s based around Lake Bjaavann. Five holes hug the edge of the water and the remaining fairways traverse dense forest, rocky outcrops and wandering streams as they take the golfer on a wonderful woodland journey.

  8. Byneset (Nord)

    Within the Trondheim municipality you will find Byneset Golf Club, the only course in Norway designed by the firm of Donald Steel.

  9. Nøtterøy

    Jeremy Turner has designed and upgraded a large number of Scandinavian courses and he was the architect behind Nøtterøy which opened in 2000.

  10. Larvik

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    Larvik

    Larvik Golf Club is set on the edge of Larvik Fjord and is naturally influenced by sea breezes.