Academy Course

A top-class pitch and putt course

Academy Course consists of nine full-length par 3s, with the same quality of greens and tees as on the Lakes Course. Just like the other courses at The National, the course is designed by American architect Kyle Phillips.

The Academy Course is perfect for those who want to play a quick round or want to practise their short game and iron play. The course is open for Pay & Play, meaning you don't need a Green Card to play on the Academy Course.

Book your tee time via Mingolf.se or contact reception.

Green fee

Weekdays

Play a round: 200 kr
Play all day: 250 kr

Weekends

Play a round: £250
Play all day: 350 kr

Juniors and guests playing with a member pay half green fee.

Footgolf

In addition to the Academy Course, our footgolf course is also located here. 
Read more about footgolf here

Record of prohibitions

Not registered – yet

Hole in one

At Academy Course, several players over the years have managed to achieve a hole-in-one – a moment of both skill and timing on our technical and challenging 9-hole course. Below you will find the list of those who have accomplished this feat, hole by hole.

See our full list of Hole in Ones on the Academy Course

Vanliga frågor om handicap i golf

Can't find the answer to your question? Feel free to contact us – we'll be happy to help!

To register a handicap round from Academy Course, Links Course or Lakes CourseLog in to My Golf, select ”Register Round”, enter your results and submit; the system will update your handicap automatically.

A golf handicap is a system that allows players of different skill levels to compete on equal terms by adjusting the number of strokes each player receives. Absolutely fantastic, we think!

The slope value indicates how much more difficult a course is for a bogey player compared to a scratch player; it is used to adjust a player's handicap on different courses – including the Academy Course.

The World Handicap System is a global system that standardises how golf handicaps are calculated, making it possible for players to compare their handicaps internationally.

No, everyone is welcome to play on the Academy Course and Driving Range. To play on the Links Course and Lakes Course, you’ll need to demonstrate that you have a good grasp of golf or be accompanied by someone in your group who can vouch for your ability.