The first tee is located high after a hefty uphill climb from the clubhouses, so a good tip is to be out in good time. Once up there you can look out over the first hole, far and straight towards the green, which is framed by an oak slope on one side and pine forest on the other. Fairway is wide and open from the tee, so that you get away well. A bunker is located so that it can catch the rash, otherwise it is just to play straight ahead. The green is raised and deep, so it’s a good thing to look for where the flag stands. The hole can feel a long way, but with some successful fairways and a decent play it is absolutely possible to make a good result.

The second hole is long. The wind is crucial to how many strokes you need for the green. A good rash ends up just to the right of the fairways bunker, so that the ball can roll towards or past the 150 mark. A rash too far to the right makes the second battle far, and preferably the ball will then have landed on or very close to the green. The green has a small slope before the front edge that gladly captures the ball. Tips. The lock-Ghanator can win length by going over or hitting a draw around the fairways bunnies.

The hole is one of the course’s trickier. From yellow tee You do not see the green. The verdict is to be partly passed over a ridge with a shrub, which follows the fairway as it folds up to the right. The wind and the driver become easy too far, but in the headwinds it is needed for the vast majority to get over the mountain shame. From red tee beds a good rash for a nice result, because the fairway is open from the tee. However, the forest on the right is in the game for everyone, all the way to the green. When you go up against the green there is a bell to be dished. This is to allow the next ball to play out. Tips. Aim for the 150-stick and choose lollipop after the wind blows.

A hole for those who like water. Rash from the elevated position, down to the green lying on a peninsula. Should you go for the couple, you should over the water and stay on the green with the rash. The left part of the green is narrow; A too long blow is likely to roll down into the water on the other side. One option is to play up to the left of the green and roll in the ball from there near the hole. How to play the hole depends a lot on the weather. A windy day, the wind will be in play, especially at high strokes that reach over the wooden peaks. Tips. Dare to aim at the right part of the green. There it is deeper and it is easier to get the ball to stop.

 

The verdict is a challenge on hole number 5. The verdict should pass a narrow party with Woods on both sides, so it comes to hitting straight. If you pass through the forest, the ball is good for a fairly simple game when the fairway folds off to the left down towards green. A location in front of a good recording mode. As long as the ball is on the finely cut part, there is the possibility of reaching the green. The green receives a ball with a high trajectory well, but it is also possible to roll into the ball. Tips. As the fairway swings, there is not really any reason to try to beat giant far on the rash.

You can start by admiring the view. The hole is long and straight, and behind the green you can see the water of Bråviken with the forests on the other side. Down there is also a cluster of houses in the new Mauritzberg, which is slowly emerging. Beautiful place for time for reflection. As the hole is long, not only the verdict but also the following fairways must be successful. The challenge on this hole lies mostly around the bunkers that lie strategically around and on the fairway. Would you get stuck there so don’t be afraid to use a long stick, because they are relatively easy to get out of. The game can be done from virtually any distance. The green is big, but difficult to get the ball to stay on. Tips. Behind the green it is a narrow grass lot and late water, so avoid getting too far. Especially if the green is hard rolls ball easily off.

A pair of 3-holes that can be harder than it seems at the first glance, completely depending on the direction the wind blows at. If you are not lucky enough to get into the rough left, you can save yourself, because the grass there is not so thick. When the ball is on the green, it is necessary to read the putt line carefully considering the ondulation. The flag placement also makes the hole can be really exciting, or sometimes also relatively easy for that matter. On this hole, everyone can make pairs. Tips. Depending on the wind, the club choice can be anything from a loud iron to a wooden tusk.