Erikstorp,
Landskrona, Skane Lan S - 261 61
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Andreas Westerberg / Anders JanssonThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Rural countryside and seaside.
Designer:
Ture Bruce & Ake Persson
18-hole par-64 Bla Bana/Blue course (4335 metres), which is shorter and more open than the main course, the Gul Bana/Yellow course.
55.903763
12.811185
15 km S of Helsingborg
Leave the E6/E20 Malmo-Helsingborg motorway at exit 26 and follow direction Landskrona N. After 2.6 km turn right direction Borstahusen. After o.8 km golf is on your right.
Landskrona
Landskrona Golfklubb (Gul/Yellow course): Although over 40 years old now, there is still a new-ish feel to this seaside golf course, which provides lovely views across the Oresund to Denmark. These splendid views come mainly on the back-nine, after a front-nine accentuated with tight-ish drives and a more parkland feel.
Water is in play from time-to-time, but never fiendishly so. The back-nine almost becomes linksy and certainly has deep, deep rough for any wild drives. This is generally a pleasant golf course to play although not quite the challenge of some of its west coast neighbours (e.g. Barseback and Halmstad).
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance (visitors can book 2 days ahead of day of play). Handicap required.
Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course.
Excellent
The Landskrona Clubhouse comprises a number of traditional old farm buildings, one of which houses the most interesting Svenska Golf Museum - well worth a look, with many interesting exhibits.
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Landskrona
Rya; Vasatorp; Barseback.
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Rya; Landskrona
Vasatorp; Barseback
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