Alfta-Edsbyns Golfklubb

Alfta-Edsbyns Golfklubb

Alfta-Edsbyn Golfklubb, established on July 13, 1988, with its course opening on July 21, 1990, presents an emblem of tranquility and beauty just outside Alfta, Sweden. This charming golf haven, conceived by course architect Sune Linde and brought to life on land once owned by Kurt Jonsson, now leased from Ovanåkerskommun, seamlessly blends parkland with woodland. It exudes a spirit of peace amidst the natural beauty of the region, offering golfers a serene escape combined with a mildly challenging gameplay experience, suitable for both seasoned players and those new to the game. The Rösaberg course, an 18-hole layout with a par of 70, meticulously crafted with double teeing areas for both the red and green tees, encapsulates a journey through strategic play and natural splendor. Stretching over 5,260 meters from the Yellow tees and 4,424 meters from the Red tees, the course emphasizes precision and strategy over sheer strength. Its design intricately guides players through lush forestry and scenic parkland vistas, demanding accuracy to avoid the generous scattering of water hazards and the embrace of the forest for those whose shots stray. Each hole offers its own challenge and beauty, promising an engaging round of golf that rewards the thoughtful player. Beyond the course, Alfta-Edsbyn Golfklubb enriches the golfer's experience with excellent practice facilities including a driving range, practice green, bunker area, and a six-hole practice course. After a fulfilling round, players can find companionship and relaxation in the clubhouse, where the warmth and welcoming nature of the club's community comes to life. Whether indulging in the local cuisine, sharing stories of the day's play, or simply enjoying the pristine environment, visitors are embraced by a sense of belonging. Alfta-Edsbyn is not just a destination for golf; it's a retreat that captures the essence of Sweden's breathtaking landscapes and the joy of golf.