User Reviews
for Brautarholt Golf Club, Iceland
Reviews 1 - 3 from 3
Short but beautiful
Reviewed August 5, 2018
While it may be only a 12 holer, and relatively short in length, it makes up for it with stunning scenery and some challenging holes. The first takes you down to a dog-leg right - dare you go over the cliffs? The 5th is a long par 3 over the bay and the 9th is a majestic sweep down from the knoll. Not usually busy and fantastic on a sunny day (but expect wind - this is Iceland). My favourite course here, and I have played 18 of them.
Original version
Unfortunately only 9 holes
Reviewed June 16, 2019
The place is designed really outstanding on 9 holes, the condition very well. However, the holes 9 to 12 are not a real option as boring and it is recommended to play 2x9. It will not be enough for 18 holes. The clubhouse is now finished and small but nice with wonderful views of the sea and friendly staff. Basically, in Iceland, ratings and gaming enjoyment are also heavily influenced by the weather. In wind and rain that would probably have been quite a challenge. Overall and also in comparison to other places highly recommended
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- Original version
The finest!
Reviewed July 17, 2017
A new star in the European golf scene is being built in Iceland, the country with the most golf holes per inhabitant likely to be in the world. Brautarholt is Iceland's answer to Thracian Cliffs. For some years the first 9 holes are playable, in July 2017 there are 3 more, the remaining 6 are planned. We could play the front 9 short with 2487m of yellow. A place not for wide hunters (if you disregard the 209m par 3 of the 6th track, the 180m carry across a beach), but every hole is a delight to the senses, especially when the sun is shining. The Rough is out-of-the-ordinary, you better meet the fairways, but still: Here you do not have enough balls but enough cameras. Incidentally, perfect, very fast greens and very well-kept fairways. Length of connecting routes with considerable height differences, Cart may be an idea. There is a provisional clubhouse with bar and toilet, NO exercise facilities and an almost unpaved driveway on the last 3 km. This is however signposted. CONCLUSIONS: WHO GIVES TO REYCLAVIC WITH GOLFGEPÄCK MUST BRING BRAUTARHOLT.
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