Torupsvagen, Torup,
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Mark Dewdney (Head PGA Professional).The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Woodland.
Designer:
Anders Amilon & Jan Sederholm
18-hole par-71 Nya Bana/New course (5552 metres), which is more of a heathland course versus the parkland Old course.
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18 km E of Malmo
Leave the E65 Malmo-Ystad motorway at exit "Oxie / Skabersjo" and follow direction Skabersjo. After 400 metres turn right direction Skabersjo. After 3.7 km, at T-junction, turn right direction Torup. After o.6 km turn left direction Torup / Golfbana. After 4.1 km turn right into Bokskogen Golfklubb.
Bokskogens Golfklubb (Gamla/Old course): Superb greens (completely re-laid in 2002) and an excellent layout, will ensure your enjoyment of Bokskogen's Gamla Banan (Old Course).
In a splendidly natural and very quiet setting, beside a fairly substantial lake, this well maintained golf course is certain to please. With a mainly open feel and holes generously spaced apart, only the deep rough (set well back from the fairways) will interfere with those booming drives .... oh, and there is a bit of water to watch out for on a few tee-shots.
The sting is in the tail with many a card wrecked at the tight, dog-leg par-4 17th (which requires crossing a dry stone wall), and the tight drive at the par-5 18th is also a bit of a knee-trembler.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends. Open all year.
Must book in advance. Proof of handicap required.
Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course.
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Bokskogen translates in English into Beech Forest; plenty of fine examples of which surround the course. In 1974 and 1975 Bokskogen hosted the Scandinavian Enterprise Open (now known as the Scandinavian Masters). (See Tournaments section in Encyclopedia).
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Flommen; Falsterbo; Ljunghusen; Bokskogen; Barseback.
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Flommen; Falsterbo; Ljunghusen; Bokskogen; Barseback.
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