Courses in Sweden

Urban golf facility in Jönköping with 27 holes across three 9-hole loops (Yellow, Blue and Red) with views over the southern Vätter region. The club was founded in 1985 and has a Toptracer range.

Heathland course with 18 holes (par 72) a few hundred metres from the sea on the south coast of Skåne. The first nine holes run through open landscape between rows of trees, while the last nine are more undulating and pass through old apple orchards. The links-inspired course lies on sandy soil and is often open year round.

Åda Golf & Country Club has an 18-hole forest and parkland course (par 72) at Åda Säteri outside Trosa, designed by Rolf Collijn and opened in 2003. Water is in play on ten of the holes, and the facility also has a hotel and restaurant.

Ågesta Golfklubb has a complete golf facility in Farsta south of Stockholm, with an 18-hole forest and parkland course (par 72) and a 9-hole course (par 60). The club was founded in 1958, and a new 16th hole on the 18-hole course (designed by Pierre Fulke) was inaugurated on 6 July 2026.

The 9-hole course at Ågesta Golfklubb in Farsta south of Stockholm is a 9-hole introductory course with par 60. The club also has an 18-hole forest and parkland course.

Åkagårdens Golfklubb has an 18-hole course (par 71) in the middle of the Bjäre Peninsula in Skåne, in scenic surroundings with views over the landscape. The club also has a 6-hole short course (45-85 metres) with the option of footgolf and disc golf.

The short course at Åkagårdens Golfklubb outside Båstad is a 6-hole course with holes of between 45 and 85 metres and a round time of around one hour. The course is run as pay & play with a ball queue system and also offers footgolf and disc golf.

Åkersberga Golfklubb, founded in 1991, has a scenic 18-hole course (par 71) designed by Bengt Lorichs at Bränsle Gård in Österåker. The facility also has a 4-hole practice course and driving range with Trackman technology.

Åkersberga Golfklubb in Österåker has a 4-hole practice course at Bränsle Gård. The facility also includes an 18-hole course and a driving range with Trackman technology.

Golf facility in Hisings Backa in Gothenburg with 36 holes across three courses: the 18-hole Albatrossen course, the 9-hole pay & play course Birdiebanan and the short course Eaglekorten. The club was founded in 1973 and has a driving range with covered tee positions.

Birdiebanan is a 9-hole pay & play course at Albatross Golfklubb in Hisings Backa outside Gothenburg. The course is one of three at the facility, which was founded in 1973 and has a driving range with covered tee stations.

Eaglekorten is a 9-hole par-3 course (par 54) at Albatross Golfklubb in Hisings Backa in Gothenburg. The facility was founded in 1973 and has a total of 36 holes spread across three courses, as well as a driving range with covered tee stations.

18-hole course (par 72) at Alfhems Kungsgård in Alvhem, built on former farmland with a history dating back to the 14th century. The course is a challenging parkland and woodland course with water features, considered one of the better courses in the Gothenburg district. The facility also has a 9-hole short course (par 28) for beginners and pitching practice.

The 9-hole course at Ale Golfklubb in Alvhem is a short par-3 course with holes between 65 and 130 metres (par 28). The course is pay & play and requires no green card, and is well suited for beginners and approach practice. The main course is an 18-hole parkland and woodland course at Alfhems Kungsgård.

9-hole woodland and parkland course (Rösabergsbanan) just outside Alfta in Hälsingland, with double tees that provide 18 varied holes and an overall rating of par 70. The course was designed by Sune Linde and opened in 1990, and the facility has a driving range and its own 6-hole practice course.

18-hole golf course (par 72) in Alingsås. The facility has a Trackman range, golf simulator and accommodation directly adjacent to the first tee.

27-hole facility north of Helsingborg (Ödåkra) with the 18-hole Ängsbanan course (par 72), designed by Hans Fock and built 1992-1995, as well as the 9-hole pay & play course Parkbanan (par 36) from 2001. Ängsbanan has hosted the Challenge Tour and Ladies European Tour, and will host the women's European Championship in July 2026.

Parkbanan is a 9-hole pay & play course (par 36) at Allerum Golfklubb north of Helsingborg in Ödåkra, opened in 2001. The course has two par-5s, five par-4s and two par-3s, and is used among other things for green card tests.

18-hole golf course (par 70) on eastern Orust in an old Bohuslän farming landscape with varied terrain, about an hour north of Gothenburg. The course was established in 1992 as a 9-hole parkland course designed by Harry Johansson, and gained nine new holes with a mixed woodland and parkland character in the early 2000s. The club describes itself as "a small club with a big heart".

Älmhults Golfklubb, founded in 1975, has an 18-hole parkland and forest course (par 71) adapted to the Småland farmland. The club also has a driving range and golf simulator.

Parkland and woodland course with 18 holes (par 72) in a classic design, at Kronobergshed in Moheda in Småland. The club describes itself as "the pleasant club in the middle of Småland", and the course has five tees.

Älvkarleby Golfklubb has an 18-hole course called "Lugnet" (par 70), a combination of heathland and parkland with large, undulating greens. The facility also has a driving range and simulator studio.

Woodland and parkland course (par 71) in Ängelholm in northwestern Skåne, designed by Jan Sederholm. The club was founded in 1973, and the course is regarded as one of the most talked-about layouts in the region. The facility has a restaurant, shop and practice area.

Forest and parkland course with 18 holes in the Ängsö nature reserve by Mälaren, about 20 km from Västerås centre. The course was designed by Åke Hultström and inaugurated in 1985, with several tees and relatively large greens.