User Reviews
for Frederikssund Golfklub, Denmark
Reviews 1 - 3 from 3
Great course with challenges on almost every hole
Reviewed June 6, 2022
The course appears rather straight forward with good sights of the pin for most holes, but the rough is really rough and makes it very exiting. As a medium to high handicap player this will test your gave. If you miss the fairway in the period from May to October then the high wilderness may cause you a drop or two. If it is windy then it is a fun tough course. Several holes has some pretty steep bunkers. In general as with many courses - if you dare to take risks then you have a lot to gain, but May also come to the club house a bit short if points.
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Appealing pay and play 9 holes
Reviewed September 7, 2015
In the late afternoon, the Secretariat was already closed. Thanks to the friendly club members, we finally managed to check in at the machine. Pleasant surprise: Pay and Play cost after 16: 00h have 100 DKR (12.50 euros) - the 18-hole course gabs for 200 DKR.
The 9-hole course is neat: new tee mats, Condition of fairways and greens very well. No short course - there is a good mix of par 3 and par 4 tracks. Unfortunately, the greens are very small and it lacks the distance markings. But please - Pay and Play is the top!
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- Original version
(Very) late reward
Reviewed August 18, 2012
The Frederikssund Golf Course has not really what the name promises. Only from hole 17 you have a great view of the beautiful Roskilde Fjord.
Until then works its way through 16 holes, which were somewhat unimaginative placed in the fields on the lake-side remote. The tracks are spacious and wide, but also pretty straight forward and thus somewhat boring. As an isolated dogleg is already a highlight. Twice crosses under the main road that during the round and the car sounds takes a long time with the playfulness helps not necessarily. The condition of the fairways is mediocre, the greens properly.
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