The best modern course in Scandinavia near Stockholm, classic seaside links along the southwest coast, and long summer days that stretch a round deep into the evening. Sweden is a serious golf trip that few outsiders have taken.
Sweden is for the golfer who wants real quality without the crowds. The country plays golf seriously, the conditioning is excellent, and the spread runs from a world class modern showpiece near Stockholm to a string of old, honest links on the southwest coast. Add the famously long Nordic summer days, when you can tee off after dinner and still finish in daylight, and it makes a distinctive trip. It suits a keen group that wants top courses away from the obvious destinations, a couple who like clean, calm cities alongside their golf, and links lovers curious about Scandinavia's version of the game.
Two regions anchor most trips: Stockholm in the east and the Malmo coast in the far south, easy to reach and easy to combine. For the full picture, see our guide to golf in Sweden and the best courses in Sweden.
Green fees below are indicative for the 2026 summer season and always confirm directly before booking. Sweden's headline courses split between Stockholm and the southwest coast. See our best courses around Stockholm for more.
Rated the best course in Sweden, a long, dramatic par 72 along the shore of Lake Malaren near Stockholm, a former European Tour host and one of the toughest tests in the Nordics. The headline round.
More on Bro Hof →One of Scandinavia's most genuine links, on a sandy peninsula in the far south, with the sea, the wind and the old lighthouse in play. A classic that every links lover should see.
More on Falsterbo →A famous west coast club whose tree lined North Course has hosted the Solheim Cup, one of three layouts at Tylosand. Polished championship golf and an ideal pairing with the southern links.
More on Halmstad →Add Ljunghusen and Barseback on the southern coast, or Ullna and Vasatorp near the cities. We tailor the shortlist to your group, region and budget.
Tighter on time? Focus on one region: Stockholm and Bro Hof, or the southern links around Malmo. We can extend to a wider Scandinavian tour.
The figures below are indicative third party ranges for the 2026 summer season, per person, excluding flights. Sweden is fair value for the quality on offer, with Bro Hof the premium ticket and the links offering more modest fees. Always confirm directly before booking.
| Trip shape | Nights | Indicative per person |
|---|---|---|
| Stockholm or southern links break | 3 | From ~$1,500 |
| Stockholm and the coast week | 5 | ~$2,200 to 3,600 |
| Full Swedish golf tour | 7 | ~$3,200 to 5,000 |
Ranges depend on hotel tier, courses, region and group size. The Bro Hof green fee and internal travel are the main swing factors. We cost your exact itinerary to the head before you commit.
The Swedish golf season runs roughly from May to September, so plan around it. June to August is the peak, with the warmest weather, the firmest courses and the famously long Nordic daylight that lets you play very late into the evening, which is one of the joys of a Swedish summer trip. The southwest coast links run firm and fast in high summer, while May and September are quieter and cooler with a higher chance of wind and rain. The best tee times at Bro Hof and the famous links fill in peak season, so book your dates and the marquee rounds well ahead.
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Bro Hof Slott near Stockholm, with two Robert Trent Jones Jr courses, is rated the best in the country, while the southwest coast holds the classic links, Falsterbo, Ljunghusen, Halmstad and Barseback. Most trips pair the capital with the coast or focus on one region.
As an indicative third party guide for the 2026 summer season, green fees at the leading Swedish courses run from about 60 to 200 euros, with Bro Hof at the top end, and a three to four night golf break starts around 1,500 dollars per person depending on courses and hotel. Always confirm directly before booking.
The season runs roughly May to September, with June to August the warmest and the famous long Nordic daylight allowing very late rounds. The links of the southwest coast play firm and fast in summer, while May and September are quieter and cooler.
Stockholm Arlanda serves the Bro Hof area, while Malmo and Copenhagen, just over the bridge, serve the southwest coast links around Falsterbo and Ljunghusen. Both regions are an easy drive from their airports, so most groups hire a car.
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By the GolfForKings editorial desk · Editorial policy · Course designers, pars and host history verified June 2026 from the clubs and leading course databases; green fees are indicative for 2026, always confirm directly before booking. Last reviewed June 2026. Photo: Bro Hof Slott Golf Club via Google.