Quietly excellent Nordic golf at some of the gentlest fees in Europe. A DP World Tour resort in northern Jutland, a Robert Trent Jones Jr championship layout on the Djursland coast, and coastal modern golf within reach of Copenhagen.
Denmark is for the golfer who wants quality, value and a calm pace, without the crowds or the price tags of the big destinations. The courses are varied, from forested heath in Jutland to coastal modern layouts near the capital, and the green fees are among the lowest in northern Europe. It suits couples and relaxed buddies groups who pair their rounds with Copenhagen's design, food and harbours, or with the beaches and resorts of the Jutland coast.
Travel is easy and the distances short. Most trips split between Jutland, where the best resorts cluster, and Zealand around Copenhagen, with quality courses an easy drive from each base. See our ranked best courses in Denmark for the wider shortlist.
Green fees below are indicative for the 2026 season and always confirm directly before booking. Denmark's fees are gentle, mostly between about 50 and 110 euros, with the resort courses at the upper end. Larger groups travel well here on the value.
Northern Europe's most extensive golf resort, near Aalborg, with 45 holes. The rebuilt New Course hosts the DP World Tour's Made in HimmerLand and is the headline test of a Danish trip.
More on HimmerLand →A 27 hole championship layout in three loops, Sand, Sky and Forest, on the rolling Djursland coast. Repeatedly voted Denmark's best course, with a fine spa resort attached.
More on Lubker →A modern, ambitious layout on the Stevns coast south of Copenhagen, designed by Nicklaus Design across open, breezy ground by the Baltic. The most accessible headline course for a capital based trip.
More on Great Northern →Add the historic Royal Copenhagen, a Colt, Alison and Morrison layout in the royal deer park, or the two course Esbjerg on the west coast of Jutland. We tailor the shortlist to your base and pace.
Short on time? Stay on one side, either a Jutland resort week or a Copenhagen base, and we keep the driving to a minimum.
The figures below are indicative third party ranges for the 2026 season, per person, excluding flights. Denmark offers strong value: gentle green fees and good resort and city hotels. Always confirm directly before booking.
| Trip shape | Nights | Indicative per person |
|---|---|---|
| Jutland resort break | 3 | From ~$1,200 |
| Jutland and Copenhagen | 5 | ~$1,800 to 2,800 |
| Spa resort and golf week | 7 | ~$2,400 to 3,800 |
Ranges depend on hotel tier, courses and group size. We cost your exact itinerary to the head before you commit.
Play from May to September for the long Nordic daylight, mild conditions and the best of the resorts, with high summer offering evenings light enough for golf well past dinner. April and October stay playable and quieter, and the value holds across the season. The resort rooms and the HimmerLand tee sheet fill around the tour week and the school holidays, so set your dates early for high summer.
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The headline trio is HimmerLand in northern Jutland, host of the DP World Tour, Lubker Golf Resort on the Djursland coast, and Great Northern on the Stevns coast near Copenhagen. Royal Copenhagen and Esbjerg round out a fuller itinerary.
Denmark has some of the gentlest green fees in northern Europe. As an indicative third party guide for the 2026 season, fees mostly run between about 50 and 110 euros, and a three to four night resort break starts around 1,200 dollars per person depending on hotel and rounds. Always confirm directly before booking.
The season runs roughly April to October, peaking from May to September with long Nordic daylight and mild conditions. High summer offers the longest evenings, while the courses stay playable and quieter in the shoulder months.
Yes. Denmark suits couples and relaxed groups who want quality golf, good value, and easy travel, paired with Copenhagen's culture and dining or Jutland's coast and resorts. It is uncrowded and welcoming, with short drives between courses.
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