Course guide

A tough opening hole, with winds often coming right towards you. Obstacles on both sides of the playing field. The perfect angle for playing into the green is somewhat short of the water on the left after tee. The green leans from left to right. sponsored by Holma’s most well-designed par 5 and is played in the same direction as hole 1. Green can be reached in two strokes for those who hit far, but this demands precision. Try placing your green stroke somewhat short on the green to the left of the pin.
sponsored by Very short and hard-surfaced green, where the tactic is decided by your spin control of the stroke into the green; if you can play directly from tee or if you must set it up.
sponsored by Green leans from right to left and forces you to aim somewhat to the left of the pin for the best position. To the left of the green, there is a great difference in elevation so missing it there will cost many strokes. sponsored by A straight Par 5, where you should use the frequent tail wind, giving a clear opportunity to save strokes. Playing in to the green should be done somewhat short and to the left of the pin. sponsored by There’s a great difference in level distance between tee and the green, with the green leaning sharply from right to left. Aim to the left of the pin, regardless of where you are placed. sponsored by A long Par 4 where, after tee, you should be placed to the left on the fairway. The green is often hard-surfaced and the best putting line is somewhat short and to the right of the pin. sponsored by A beautiful par 5, that invites good golf. Aim a bit to the right from the tee to get the best angle for the green, which about half way through, leans downwards towards a water hazard. Place the ball somewhat to the left of the pin on the green. sponsored by Can be compared to “The Post Stamp” from the classic Troon. The striking surface of the green and the length of the hole is clearly comparable to this famous hole. Hit the green from tee or it could cost several strokes. sponsored by A long Par 5 which is often played against the wind. The best place for playing in to the green is as close to the water obstacle on the left as possible. Then placing yourself somewhat short of the pin for the best putting line. sponsored by A long Par 5, similarly to Hole 10 it’s often played into the wind and probably needs 3 strokes to reach the green which has a strong inclination towards the player. The grass bunker to the left of the green is best avoided. sponsored by A great difference in level between green and fairway, where mastering the wind is a huge factor. The green leans from left to right and towards the player, so the best putting line is short and to the right of the pin. sponsored by Aim to the left of the fairway from the tee for the best angle to the green. Far hitters should be able to reach the green in 2 strokes. Green leans from the rear edge to the front edge and the best putting line is somewhat short of the hole from the green stroke. sponsored by Aim towards the fairway bunker from the tee, hitting it around 200 meters for the best angle in towards the elevated green, where the ball should land somewhat short and to the right for the best putting line. sponsored by A great difference in level from tee to green where the wind will play it’s part. Takes a well aimed stroke to hit the small, hard green surrounded by obstacles, a real challenge! sponsored by The court’s hardest green which creates a challenging hole where a full second stroke gives you the right spin control on a green which leans away from the player. Avoid the green bunker! sponsored by The only hole with trees along both sides of the fairway. Best angle to approach the green is from the left side where the green leans towards the water hazard. sponsored by A long par 3 with a short undulated green where the best putt line is short from the right. The three last holes together creates a real challenge and a great finish! sponsored by