Sibirienvägen 19,
Ängelholm, Skåne 262 53
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Fredrik Widmark (Director of Golf).The Course:
18 holes. Open parkland. Relatively flat terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Woodland and rural countryside.
Designer:
Henrik Stenson with golf course architect Christian Lundin.
Above distances are for the championship The Crown course. Also at Crownwood is the innovative 11-hole Henrik's Playground course (designed by Henrik Stenson and Christian Lundin).
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5 km SW of Ängelholm / 27 km N of Helsingborg.
Crownwood
Crownwood Club arrived on the world golfing stage in 2025, a top-rated addition to Sweden's excellent golfing treasure chest. Courtesy of its design team of Henrik Stenson and Christian Lundin, here you will find the excellently presented 18-hole championship Crown course (open to Crownwood members). It is complemented by an 11-hole layout, Henrik's Playground, which is open to the public.
Carved out of a natural coastal pine forest, and set slightly back from the sea (Skälderviken), both courses exude something of an open heathland feel. Whereas The Crown lays down a world-class championship test of golf, stretching to almost 7,500 yards from the tips, Henrik's Playground offers an imaginatively crafted and less formal golf experience ... a gateway to grow the game and inspire the next generation.
The Crown course possesses a spacious open feel, with its "ribbon" teeing grounds flowing effortlessly into wide gently rolling fairways. Miss the fairways and large sandy waste areas lie in wait. Only greenside, at the doglegging short par-4 12th and par-3 17th, will you encounter actual bunkers. Plenty of slick run-off areas play their full part around the large undulating greens.
With an absence of major elevation changes and no swathes of deep rough to worry about, the Crown's main challenges are to be found in and around the imaginatively crafted greens and green surrounds. Here, and alongside most fairways, the copious areas of sand generally allow easy ball-finding. You'll need to be wary of a large pond that's in play at 11 and 12, as well as a water ditch that sidles up to the 7th and 8th greens, and which runs the length of the par-5 9th.
Limited access: The Crown course is a private course generally playable only by Crownwood members and their invited guests. Hendrik's Playground is accessible to non-Crownwood members.
Private club: outside visitors can play the 11-hole Henrik's Playground course. Guests may only play the 18-hole Crown course if hosted by a member.
Must book in advance.
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
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Crownwood Club is the vision of professional golfer Henrik Stenson, golf entrepreneur and investor Arild Karlsen and golf course architect Christian Lundin. Membership of the club is by invitation only, and is extended to those who reflect the spirit of Crownwood, namely "an appreciation for quality, authenticity, and the pursuit of a life well-lived."
The Crown course:
Europe's 16th best course (Golf World, 2025).
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