Gamla Forsvägen 1,
Kungsbacka, Halland S - 434 47
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Visit websiteThe Course:
18 holes. Open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland and open countryside.
Designer:
Sune Linde
9-hole par-35 course (3035 metres)
57.494612
12.097535
35 km S of Goteborg
Leave E6 / E20 at exit 59 (Kungsbacka / Onsala) and follow direction Kungsbacka. After 2.6 km turn left and follow direction Centrum / Sjukhus. After o.8 metres cross roundabout and follow direction Hallingsjo / Sjukhus. After o.6 km turn right into golf club.
Forsgarden
Forsgårdens Golfklubb is home to a course that starts and finishes in a semi-residential setting on the outskirts of Kungsbacka. The layout quickly gets away from the town environment and into some picturesque rural countryside and mature woodland.
The course itself is relatively open, even links-like in parts, with large copses of trees breaking up the openness. The quality of greenkeeping and overall presentation is of the usual high standard for Sweden, and the layout here is definitely up to European Tour standards (as recent winners at Forsgarden, Peter Baker and Lee Westwood, will testify).
Water hazards come into play on 4 or 5 holes, with other defences comprising very good bunkering and fairly quick greens. An impressive green-roofed church looks down on much of this golf course; worth knowing if your game needs a little divine inspiration.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Handicap required
Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course.
Excellent
Forsgarden has hosted the Scandinavian Masters on two occasions (1993 and 1996), with Englishmen winning on both occasions. (See Tournaments section in Encyclopedia).
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