The Coast-to-Coast Collection: Elite Golf in Denmark & Sweden
11 Nights | 2 countries | 7 Courses | Experience best golf in Scandinavia
Rates starting at €13,580
This journey is designed for the golfer who appreciates precision on the course and indulgence off it. Explore two countries, enjoying a variety of culture and nature in one seamless package. From the modern "stadium" drama of Denmark to the historic, wind-swept links of Southern Sweden, this tour offers four of the ten best courses in Scandinavia.
Itinerary & What’s Included
Part 1. Best golf in Denmark
Day 1. Arrival
Spend 5 nights at Kokkedal Castle Copenhagen: Your home base for the Danish leg of the tour. This isn't just a hotel, it’s a retreat into the soul of the North Zealand coast.
Day 2. Københavns Golf Klub
A heritage heathland experience set within a royal deer park, where free-roaming herds and natural terrain define Scandinavia’s oldest course.
Day 3. Simon’s Golf Club
A polished championship venue with a professional tour atmosphere, featuring impeccable conditioning and a world-class 27-hole layout.
Day 4. Explore Copenhagen
Explore the capital of Denmark between your tees. Polish off a boat trip with an exclusive culinary experience.
Day 5. The Scandinavian (Old Course)
An elite woodland sanctuary tucked away in ancient forests, renowned for its absolute silence and the most pristine greens in the region.
Part 2. Best golf in the South of Sweden
Day 6. Transfer to Sweden.
Spend 6 nights at Hotell Gässlingen. It’s the perfect spot to kick back after a day on the coast, especially with its relaxed spa and a kitchen that knows exactly how to handle local Swedish flavors.
Day 7. Falsterbo Golfklubb
The Baltic Sea, deep pot bunkers, and the iconic lighthouse make for one of the most atmospheric rounds you’ll ever play.
Day 8. Ljunghusens Golfklubb
This is classic heathland golf at its best, where the fairways are framed by purple heather and the sea is always whispering in the background.
Day 9. Barsebäck Resort (Masters Course): This course takes you from the quiet focus of a pine forest out to dramatic holes along the shoreline — it’s a big, bold challenge that has tested the best in the world.
Day 10. Explore Malmö and Lund
Get a feel for both sides of Swedish life by wandering through the medieval cobblestone streets of Lund and the modern waterfront of Malmö.
Day 11. PGA Sweden National (Links Course)
With its massive fescue dunes and huge, undulating greens, it’s a wide-open tactical battle that rewards creative shot-making.
Day 12. Departure
Part 1. Best golf in Denmark
Photo: Københavns Golf Klub
1. The Heritage Opener: Københavns Golf Klub
Type: Classic Parkland / Open Heathland
We’re starting with a bit of a surreal experience. This is the oldest club in Scandinavia, and it’s tucked away inside Dyrehaven — a massive, protected Royal Deer Park. It’s a very natural, open parkland layout, but with one major twist: there are roughly 2,000 wild deer roaming the property. You’ll literally be lining up a birdie putt while a stag watches from ten yards away. It’s not a grueling course, which makes it the perfect "leg-stretcher" to kick things off. Just remember: the deer have right of way.
Simons Golf Club | Golf i Norra Själland | NordicGolfers.com
2. The Continental Classic: Simon’s Golf Club
Type: Championship Parkland
Next, we’re heading to Simon’s. If Københavns is about nature, Simon's is about prestige. This is a high-end championship parkland course that was the first in Denmark to host the European Tour. It’s got a very "international" feel — immaculate white-sand bunkers, fast greens, and a clubhouse that serves some of the best post-round food in the country. It’s a fair but tough test where you’ll need every club in your bag. It feels established, polished, and very "Pro."
Experience Copenhagen
Explore the capital between your tees with a private boat tour through Copenhagen’s historic canals. Swap the fairways for the water as you glide past the Opera House and the colorful facades of Nyhavn, capping off the afternoon with a custom culinary experience served right on board — think chilled Champagne and gourmet smørrebrød as the sun dips below the harbor skyline.
Photo: Jacob Sjöman© The Scandinavian
3. The Grand Finale: The Scandinavian (Old Course)
Type: Modern Forest / Heathland
We’ve saved the heavy hitter for last. The Scandinavian is a different beast entirely. It’s a modern masterpiece carved out of a quiet, dense forest, and it feels completely isolated from the rest of the world. It’s a mix of forest and heathland styles with some of the most dramatic bunkering you’ll ever see. It’s quiet, it’s moody, and it’s incredibly challenging. Walking up to the clubhouse — which is this stunning, dark-wood architectural marvel — after finishing the 18th is the "Signature" moment of the whole trip.
Part 2. Best golf in the South of Sweden
Photo: Barsebäck Resort (Masters Course)
4. The Heritage Opener: Barsebäck Resort (Masters Course)
Type: Forest & Seaside Parkland
We’re starting with the heavy hitter. Barsebäck is basically the "Old Guard" of Swedish golf — it’s hosted the Scandinavian Masters and the Solheim Cup more times than most people can count. What makes it special is the transition: you start deep in these quiet, towering pine forests where you have to be precise, and then suddenly, the trees vanish and you’re staring at the sea. It’s the perfect "welcome to Sweden" round because it gives you a bit of everything we’re famous for.
Photo: The National
5. The Strategic Masterpiece: The National (Links Course)
Type: Modern Inland Links
This is where things get technical. The National doesn't rely on history; it relies on world-class engineering. It was designed by Kyle Phillips (the guy behind Kingsbarns), and he’s created this massive, man-made links landscape that feels like it’s been there forever. It’s a bit of a "chess match" on grass — huge waste bunkers, tricky tiers on the greens, and plenty of room to miss, but only if you’re smart about it. It’s sharp, modern, and keeps you on your toes.
6. The Pure Links: Ljunghusens Golf Club
Type: True Coastal Links / Heathland
Now we get into the raw stuff. Ljunghusens sits right inside a nature reserve on a narrow strip of land, and it’s one of the few places in the country where you’re playing on "true" links soil. It’s a sensory overload: you’re walking through purple heather and gorse, the Baltic wind is usually whipping across the fairways, and there’s a distinct saltiness in the air. It’s honest, rugged golf — the kind where you just have to embrace the elements and play the ball low.
Photo: Jacob Sjoman, Ljunghusens GC
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Explore Malmö & Lund
Take a break from the fairways to discover the two faces of Southern Sweden. Start in Lund, a thousand-year-old university town where cobblestone streets lead you to the massive Romanesque Cathedral and its ancient, mystical crypts. It’s a place that feels frozen in time, perfect for a slow wander.
Then, head into Malmö for a sharp change of pace. You’ll go from the medieval charm of Lilla Torg — the city’s historic heart — to the ultra-modern waterfront where the Turning Torso skyscraper twists into the skyline. Cap off the day with a private canal boat cruise or a high-end tasting menu that shows off why the Malmö food scene is currently one of the most exciting in Scandinavia
Photo: Jacob Sjoman, Falsterbo Golfklubb
7. The Grand Finale: Falsterbo Golfklubb
Type: Classic Coastal Links
We saved the best for last. Falsterbo is the third oldest club in Sweden and, quite honestly, one of the most beautiful spots on the planet to hit a golf ball. It sits at the very tip of the peninsula, centered around a 200-year-old lighthouse that’s been watching golfers struggle with the 18th hole for generations. It’s quiet, it’s incredibly exclusive, and it feels like stepping back in time. Walking up that final fairway with the sea on both sides of you? That’s the moment you’ll be talking about on the flight home.
Why Golf in Denmark and in the South of Sweden?
Skåne is often called the "Home of Swedish Golf," and for good reason. This tour is your chance to tick off four of the top ten courses in all of Scandinavia.
You’ll get to experience two distinct countries, each with its own rich culture, deep-rooted traditions, and incredible food scenes. To make the trip truly yours, we can build out the itinerary with whatever you’re into — whether that’s a dedicated spa day, a morning out on a fishing boat, a private culinary experience, or even a helicopter tour for a better view of the coast!
If you can dream it up, we can make it happen. Just send us a request and we’ll take it from there.
Want more golf in Sweden?
If you are looking to extend your stay, we recommend combining our Stockholm and Gothenburg packages for the ultimate cross-country tour. Along the way, you’ll play three more of Sweden’s top-tier courses: Sand GK, Ombergs Golf, and Mjölby GK.
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