User Reviews
for Falsterbo Golfklubb, Sweden
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Links and migration birds
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed March 27, 2018
One of the oldest courses in Sweden.
Layed out on the tip of the Falserbo peninsula, making it a typical link course.
Varied holes, water and bunkers here and there.
Very well maintained greens.
Also good practice areas.
Can be (very) windy, but why care, it's the game.
You should not loose many balls, but skill is needed to make a good score.
Classic old club house.
Several members will be carried out with their feet first:) But they will have played a good game to the very end.
Above, lots of migrating birds will leave Scandinavia every autumn passing over the golf course.
This is good old golf, links style, in Sweden!

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Very British
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed June 16, 2023
The beautiful old clubhouse and the links course with its varied fairways are "Very British"! 😉 The greens are great and mostly well defended. Since the place is at the end of a narrow tongue of land in the Baltic Sea, the wind usually blows a little stronger. Since it is only about 50 meters from the putting green to the beach, it is a good idea to end the day on the beach. Highly Recommended. 👌
PS: the fairways are mostly brown but very playable, just British
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Golfing on the last tip of Sweden
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed August 29, 2022
A great course with lots of water. Greens and fairways well groomed! Watching out for walkers is a must as many know nothing about golf. In good weather, as with us, the views of the Sound and bridge are great! Golfing around the lighthouse gives an extra dimension! Nice clubhouse with friendly staff and good kitchen!
In short: Start your golf holiday in Sweden there! A nice left track!
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Baltic Sea left, colorful
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed May 21, 2022
As there are fewer dunes on the Baltic Sea, the course is flat with no movement in the fairways or blind shots. But the overall impression is that the place is extremely narrow, especially when it's full like ours. Rarely have I played a course where so many fore calls have been heard.
With this abundance, however, things were quite motley. From a flight of 6 to single players who unexpectedly appear on the track.
The food in the clubhouse was delicious.
However, the overall impression was convincing, especially with the offered twilight tariff.
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Left with suffering
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 12, 2019
The course is a Scottish blank Lanks Course. In strong winds, the place is very difficult to play. The facility has several lanes near the sea. In July 2019 the place resp. the fairways are greatly deteriorating you can see that the place suffers greatly. The greens, however, were excellent. The clubhouse is ok. If you enjoy links, you should not skip the course.
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Old venerable linksplatz
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed June 27, 2017
For leftgolf lovers a must.
Keeps a comparison with English or Irish courses loose.
Nice old clubhouse and varied paths.
But can not reach the top facilities in Sweden like Barsebäck any more.
Unfortunately, a wonderful round by torrential rain on the last 3 holes was tarnished, so the gastronomy could no longer be judged
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Disaster place
1.0 of 5 starsReviewed June 16, 2016
On 11 June 2016 there was the place in an unplayable condition because the fairways were all parched. Only the Greens could be reasonably play on. In addition, were unkempt 41 of 116 sand bunkers or not raked, so I could not record rules conform these much too high number of bunkers.
While the beautiful surroundings could score but in a paid green fee of 1000 SEK, the price / performance ratio as the place condition was disastrous.
This place I will never set foot even in Wi greenfee.
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A dream
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed April 20, 2016
Played on 20/04/2016 The place was in great condition and there were 2 lifts teilsarniert we again get 100 SEK discount (400 SEK). This wurd notified exemplary us already in the e-mail reservation.
Greens in excellent condition and the fairways were without a blemish. Again any time. Clubhouse super atmosphere and offers a beautiful view from the terrace on the square.
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Good
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed February 6, 2014
Falsterbo is of course a great place.
But I find him a bit overrated!
In any case, he is Sweden's No. 1!
Barsebäck Masters and Halmstad South are clearly in Falsterbo!
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June 2013
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed June 30, 2013
We played in Falsterbo in June 2013. A beautiful place, which is in good condition. Then it worked perfectly with the reservation. Playing in the early evening was worth it. The lighting conditions are compensated for the difficult game on the links course. The clubhouse has a tremendous charm and it comes very close to the golf history.
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Golf is supposed to be so
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 13, 2012
First of all - yes, Falsterbo is a true links course. But anyone who has ever played a typical Scottish links will have to wait a while for the real left feeling occurs. In the first nine there are relatively many trees and shrubs. The back nine are Kärger.
On the square itself there is nothing to complain about. Typical hard fairways and greens, and top haircuts. All in good condition. And contrary to what one would expect in such a traditional club, it's more enjoyable way to relax typically Swedish. For example, the nice young man has been suppressed at the front desk after 16 clock an eye on the HCP-control and left the junior green fee for half the round.
Speaking after 16 clock. Who waits bekommtet the fun for 450 crowns, or about the equivalent of 50 euros. A blast, because even in high summer can easily start two hours later and should make the 18 holes loose. The included in the green fee Birdiebook helps tremendously.
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A very nice links
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed December 28, 2009
In the very south of Sweden near the border with Denmark is the oldest golf club in Sweden. This is right on the sea, is typical for a left exposed to the wind accordingly. So lovely the place may look, playful he is a hard nut, especially in windy conditions.
Besides the typical, hard fairways and greens and strategic bunkers that require a precise approach to the game, go through numerous ditches the square. The driving range is pretty basic, but enough to play along.
The site offers several places overlooking the sea. A special feature of the locals recommend a visit in the fall off (during the wanderings of migratory birds), because then cross the square on a public way tons of ornithologists and the game of golf for safety then comes almost to a standstill.
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