Links and Lakes

Two laps for the best experience at Links & Lakes

We are often asked which course is best? Or which course should be played first?
Each course at our facility is an experience in itself. Links Course And Lakes Course are of a different character, and therefore we always say that you should play both courses for the best experience. That's why we offer a discounted price when you choose to play two rounds on the same day.

Low season (March and November)
100: Weekdays (non-public holiday weekday)
1,300: Weekends and public holidays

Mid-season (October and April)
1,500:- weekdays (non-holiday weekday)
1 700: Holidays and public holidays

Peak season (May to September)
1 600: weekdays (public holidays excluded)
1 800:- weekends and public holidays

The larger group with more start times

If you are a larger group, we will gladly help you with a group booking. We will also appoint one of you as an administrator for the booking. This means you can easily adjust who plays with whom yourselves.

For group bookings or enquiries, please email
bokning@thenational.se

Lakes Course A classic parkland course with a Swedish touch. Surrounded by beech woodland with its famously delicate spring foliage. Wildlife is ever-present for those with keen eyes. Both roe deer and fallow deer can add further dimensions to the experience. And sometimes you wish the buzzard, which mostly soars over the course, could help you find your ball in the rough.

Links Course – with rolling landscapes and vast greens, firm fairways and large, firm, undulating greens. Few, if any, trees and quite a few deep, small bunkers. And then the broom bushes, beautifully yellow-flowering in the spring. Yes, the Links Course is a modern links course with clear features from some of the very best and most famous courses on the British Isles. But now we are in Skåne, and the well-known and stunningly beautiful beech forest that surrounds the Links Course clearly confirms its geographical location. The rolling landscape is more than inviting. The waving rough stands rarely so beautifully against the fluffy little white clouds travelling across the blue sky.