A round on this golf course is both a challenge to your golfing skills and an aesthetic pleasure. In addition to a 6-hole par 3 course and a driving range, the golf club has putting and pitching greens near a lake located within a very short distance from the club house.

Helsingor is one of Denmark's oldest courses. It enjoys a wonderful parkland setting and the ninth hole in particular will probably stick in the memory for some time after you've been there. The fairways are flanked by thick woods and heathland, making it a good test for players of all levels.

Ishøj Golf Center offers an alternative golf experience for golfers of all levels. Varying ground levels mark the main part of the 6,500 m long course, which in addition is distinguished by its deep, organically shaped bunkers and the elevated greens.

The Smorum Golf Centre is one of the largest golf centres in North Europe and has 27 hole international champion course, 9 hole intermediate course, plus par three course, pitch and putt course, 2 tier floodlite driving range, as well as many other facilities.

This 18-hole golf course is designed by a finnish golf course architecht Mr. Kosti Kuronen. Built on a field, the course is fairly flat but there are some slopes on most of the holes. The course has 4 ponds and a brook. The course has a large Driving Range and a separate short game practice area.

Since the beginning in 1983, the Åland Golfclub has expanded its establishment to include 36 holes. The establishment is situated on a peninsula in a place of great natural beauty in between two sea shores in Kastelholm. There are two complete 18-hole courses, a pleasant club house that includes a café and a restaurant. Here are also a modern service house with office, pro shop, changing rooms and a sauna. The restaurant is fully licensed!

The championship course is perfectly integrated alongside the meandering path of the river, ‘Losbyelven’, that runs through the valley. This combined with the size and quality of the greens makes Østmork probably the finest in Norway. The course can boast total variation with holes situated in parkland and woodland. Certain holes require raw strength to conquer them, others are designed to reward precision.

The course is a open parkland course with extremely fast and large greens. High rough and water gives the golfer a true challenge, especially on a windy day. From the back tees, the par 3 hole number five gives the golfer a tough shot at 217 metres with water hazard on the left side. This breathtaking 6,707 meter championship golf course is set in a beautiful farming landscape, its grasses burnished with northern summer sun and glistening in the champagne snow of winter. This is a big, brash course, as impressive as its Norwegian Viking history.

The Championship King’s Course is the epitome of Scandinavian golf, with pine forests surrounding this undulating course. Granite and natural water features are an integral part of this tough test of golf designed by one of the best-known names in Swedish golf, Anders Forsbrand, in association with European Golf Design. The layout of holes 6 and 7 give a dramatic effect of an innate amphitheatre and Forsbrand has created a fine test golf which maximises the local topography throughout this course.

The only golf club in Estonia, which has been designed by well known Swedish architect Ake Persson spreads over 162 hectares. The first 9 holes proceed mostly through forest, the second 9 a similar to links courses in Scotland where there is a lot of space and which is open for winds Nitvalja challenges all different level players, but requires a smart play.