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Jan Nordstrom
Jan lives in Norway and he’s our correspondent for Denmark, Norway and Sweden, playing off a handicap of 13. He’s played more than 200 courses, including every 18-holer in Norway. Among his favourites are North Berwick, Ganton and Halmstad (Norra). During the summer you are likely to catch Jan in Sweden, lounging by his camper van, cold beer in hand, after another round on one of Sweden's fine courses.
Visby has that mysterious quality, you simply know that you have played a great course, you may not know exactly why, but, when you start your recap of the round you disc...
A must play, one of the most challenging courses in Norway, maybe as equally challenging as Skjomen up in the North. Fairly long at 5900 meters from club tees and a fairl...
Have had the pleasure of playing Atlungstad several times, and it is always a pleasure. Few courses are blessed with such a scenic setting and the designer has made good...
Bjaavann is a beauty, plain and simple, and a very good golf course full of interesting challenges. The course might look short on the card but don’t be fooled, there are...
There are some fine courses in the Stavanger area, but Stavanger is undoubtedly the finest. The location is quite special, beside lake Stokkavann and close to the city ce...
Finally it was time to play La Reserva after last years plan rained away. And, to be honest, I don’t quite get it. After all the hype, the newest super course in Sotogran...
You really need your best game to post a good score at Ljunghusen, particularly if the wind is up. Wonderful seaside course, most of the holes surrounded by penal heather...
Great park/forest course. Fairly long at 6100 meters from club tees, good bunkering and challenging greens, add some waterhazards here and there and you got a nice challe...
Very nice parkland course. The club added 9 new holes to the course in 2005 and changed the routing. Well maintained and with excellent facilities, clubhouse, practice a...
Very nice parkland course near Oslo. Has hosted European events and considered by many to be one of the best courses in Norway. Generally in very good condition. Notable...
Woodland course designed by Trent Jones Jnr. Unfortunately due to the type of soil the conditioning of the fairways has been quite a challenge. So early season the fairw...
One of Norway's finest courses undoubtedly. Parkland with a links/seaside feel to it, not overly long but as it tend to be a bit windy, and mostly from the wrong directio...
Tigth and hilly course located in a residential area. Short at only 5300 meters from club tees, but you need to hit it straight, in places the fairway is no more than 15...
Los Lagos is long. It measures 6000 meters from club tees, but keep in mind that is a par 71. Luckily the fairways are quite wide, but you still need to give the teeshot...
Pleasant return to Falkenberg, a couple of years since I last played it but still remembered the course fondly. I was eager to see the results of the ongoing improvement...
This is by many considered to be the best course in Norway. Personally I find it a bit uninspiring, great design and normally in fantastic conditon, however I dont have t...
Very nice forest course in an area with several good courses. Well maintained and quite challenging as there are some nice waterfeatures to add to the bunkers and trees o...
Very nice forest course. Not a overly long course, but fairly tight in places and plenty of pine and firs to hit, front is a bit more open than back 9. Notable holes 3,4...
Very nice park/forest course outside of Arendal. Front parkland character and back more foresty. Not overly long on the card, however, the course are a bit hilly, and yo...
Vestfold is one of the courses I try to find time to play at least once every season. It's got a certain charm and is normally in good condition, and there are some inter...
