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Sweden

Sweden conjures up images of blonde, gorgeous people, long summer days and enduring winter nights. Not to mention flat-pack furniture and irritatingly popular music.

  1. Visby Golf Club (The One)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Visby at Kronholmen celebrated the first fifty years of club history in 2008 and this remains an extremely popular European golf course.

  2. Bro Hof Slott Golf Club (Stadium)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Clearly Bro Hof Slott Golf Club has a very bright future, especially given that the Stadium course hosted five editions of the Scandinavian Masters tournament between 2010 and 2016.

  3. Falsterbo Golfklubb

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Falsterbo is one of the few true classic links courses in Continental Europe. It’s located at the southernmost tip of Sweden on the scenic Falsterbo peninsula, where the Öresund and the Baltic meet.

  4. Kristianstads GolfKlubb (East)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    The Åhus Östra (East) course at Kristianstad Golfklubb is one of Sweden’s elder statesmen and is located at Åhus on a sandy and gently undulating landscape.

  5. Ullna Golf & CC

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    "Water, water everywhere" could easily be the slogan of Ullna Golf Club where there are many holes set hard beside Lake Ullna (which doubles up in the winter as a huge skating rink).

  6. Vallda

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Opened in 2009, the course at Vallda Golf and Country Club was fashioned by Hawtree Design in a classic British style, inspired by London’s heathland. With fescue seeded playing surfaces, Hawtree has created the feel good factor.

  7. Österåker (Öster by Stenson)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    The refashioned Österled (East) course at Österåkers Golf, now called Öster by Stenson, reopened in 2019. Designed by the 2016 Open Champion (and architect Christian Lundin), the East is themed on the Stadium course at TPC Sawgrass and L’Albatros at Golf National.

  8. Halmstad Golfklubb (Norra)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Sweden has some fantastic golf courses and the Norra (North) course at Halmstad Golfklubb is one of them. It’s a surreal setting where you can smell the salty sea air and you can hear the sea, but you can’t see it.

  9. The National (Links)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    It’s reckoned the Swedish PGA complex just outside Malmö took over ten years of planning and construction before the new 18-hole The National Links course emerged in the summer of 2009.

  10. Barsebäck Resort (Ocean)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Situated on the west coast of Sweden lies the world renowned Barsebäck Golf resort. With two championship courses, there’s no shortage of great golf to be had at Barsebäck.

  11. Ljunghusen (1-18)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Ljunghusens Golfklubb dates back to 1932 and there are 27 holes to be sampled here on the unique maritime heath of the Falsterbo Peninsula.

  12. Sand

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    After a long search for land by architects Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest, they finally selected an old potato farm just outside Jönköping for Sand Golf Club.

  13. Vasatorp (TC)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    In actual fact, the new Vasatorp TC (Tournament Course) is not entirely new as it consists of nine remodeled and nine original holes – within a golf complex that now extends to 54 holes...

  14. The National (Lakes)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    The number of bunkers on the Lakes course averages four per hole, the same as the Links course, but the traps on the Lakes occupy an area three times that of the other course at the National.

  15. Kungliga Drottningholm

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    The golf club hosted numerous international tournaments in the 1970s and 1980s, and household names like Nicklaus, Singh, Montgomerie, Ballesteros and Couples are all part of the heritage of Kungliga Drottningholms.

  16. Bro Hof Slott (Castle)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Robert Trent Jones Jnr designed the Castle course at Bro Hof Slott Golf Club and it opened for play in 2009. It’s kept from the limelight by the stellar Stadium course, but the Castle should also be sampled when visiting Bro.

  17. Hills

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Hills Golf & Sports Club was one of the most talked about new championship golf courses in Europe when it opened in 2005.

  18. Torekov

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    You’ll find the course at Torekovs Golf Club at the end of the Bjäre peninsula, nine miles to the west of the charming old town of Båstad on Sweden’s west coast.

  19. Elisefarm

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    When it debuted in the summer of 2005, the 18-hole layout at Elisefarm Golf Club was the first Hawtree golf design in Sweden since 1929.

  20. Frösåker (Stora)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Frösåker Golf & Country Club is situated on the northern shore of Lake Mälaren and, because of its location on low-lying land so close to the lake, small ponds come into play at more than half the holes on the Stora course.

  21. Skövde (Södra)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Skövde Golf Club is laid out on hilly terrain to the south west of the town centre beside the Sydbillingens platå nature reserve...

  22. Vidbynäs (South)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    The South course at Vidbynäs Golf Club opened soon after the North in 2004. Designed by Brian Curley and Lee Schmidt, Curley reckons Vidbynäs is “a special golf experience in a truly special place”.

  23. Flommen

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    The golf club changed its name to Flommen when it joined the Swedish Golf Federation to avoid confusion with its celebrated next door neighbour, Falsterbo.

  24. Vasatorp (Classic)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Vasatorps Golf Club offers 54 individual golfing opportunities. The newly refurbished Classic course (formerly called Gamla or Old) is a very enjoyable parkland track, with some interesting water features...

  25. Omberg

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Pierre Fulke designed Ombergs golf course and routed it alongside Vättern, Sweden's second largest lake.

  26. Båstad (Gamla)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Founded in 1930, Båstad Golfkubb engaged the then leading architectural firm of Fred Hawtree and JH Taylor to construct the Gamla (Old) course and it’s now considered to be the second oldest 18-hole layout in the country.

  27. Sölvesborg

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    At Sölvesborgs Golf Club the ability to shape the ball and play smart might create the basis for a good score, however the pressure is on all the way until you walk off the 18th green. It's not long, but it's a fun test for any player.

  28. Lannalodge

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Rafael Sundblom designed the original 9 holes at Orebro Golf Club (now known as Lannalodge Golf Resort)in 1939 and A.Berlund expanded the course to a full 18-hole layout in 1962.

  29. Rya

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    The course of Rya Golfklubb is one of Sweden’s oldest, dating to 1934, and offers stunning views of the Öresund. One of the memorable characteristics here is the splendid combination of seaside and parkland.

  30. Upsala (Stora)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    There is a lot of golf to be played at Upsala Golf Club, with two fine 9-hole tracks and, of course, the splendid 18 hole Stora (Big) layout with its fabulous combination of parkland and forest holes.

  31. Barsebäck (Pine)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    The Ocean course attracts all the golfing accolades at Barsebäck Golf resort because of its national and international tournament history but the shorter Pine course, which debuted in 1989, really doesn’t deserve to be overlooked at this wonderful golf complex on the Oresund Strait.

  32. Kallfors

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    The course at Kallfors Golfklubb opened for play in 1999 and was designed by the man behind Frosaker, Swedish architect Sune Linde. Elevated tees and big undulating greens are key features of the rolling Kallfors course.

  33. Bokskogen (Gamla)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    Laid out on the shores of Lake Yddingen, the Gamla (Old) course at Bokskogens Golfklubb was the venue for the European Boys Team Championship in 2006 - big tournaments here are commonplace.

  34. Arlandastad (Masters)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Host to the Scandinavian Masters in 2007 and 2008, the parkland Masters course at Arlandastad Golf Club opened in 1993 and was joined by the opening of the New course in 2001. This 36-hole facility is one of Sweden’s most popular and progressive.

  35. LinksGolf Öland

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    LinksGolf Öland (as Grönhögen is now known) is a very pleasant seaside golf course with many links-like features, including a large double green on the shoreline shared by holes 4 and 14.

  36. Svartinge

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Svartinge Golf Club is one of Peter Nordwall’s more recent creations, opening in 2001, and it sits in prime golfing country just outside the Swedish capital...

  37. Landeryd (Vesterby)

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    The Vesterby course is the third 18-hole layout now in play at Landerys Golfklubb, opening in 2006. Designed by Johan Benestam, it’s a layout offering “a risk and reward strategy from tee to green” with green contouring inspired by the famous old architects.

  38. Forsbacka

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    The golf club at Forsbacka was formed in 1969 and – after a lot of hard work by volunteers on site – seven holes of the new golf course were in play by the summer of 1971...

  39. Askersund

    Central & North Sweden, Sweden

    Situated next to an inlet of Lake Vättern, the 18-hole layout at Askersunds Golfklubb was originally configured as a 9-hole course back in 1984. In such pleasant rural surroundings, it’s hard to imagine this was once a heavily industrialized zinc mining region.

  40. Halmstad (Södra)

    South & West Sweden, Sweden

    When you visit Halmstad Golf Club at Tylösand, make sure you include time to enjoy both courses. The Södra (South) is just as much fun to play and is as well maintained as the more famous North course.