The setting?
Picture this: a massive course, wrapped around Lake Mälaren, just outside Stockholm. There’s two courses here, but the big star is The Stadium Course — tournament-level stuff, but still playable if you're not, you know, a Tour pro. The whole place gives off this quiet luxury vibe. Like if IKEA, a Scandinavian spa, and Augusta had a polite baby.

It’s open, but not empty. Trees around, water everywhere (seriously — bring extra balls), and these long, flowing fairways that look soft but bite hard if you get sloppy. You’ll start out confident, then find yourself whispering “okay easy now” before every swing. The course kinda calms you down. Whether you want it to or not.

Pace? Slow and steady.
Not in a bad way. Just... peaceful. No one’s rushing. Everyone’s relaxed, smiling, walking like they’re in a nature documentary. Even the carts move smooth. It rubs off — your swing slows, your grip loosens, and suddenly your tempo's better than it’s been in months. Maybe it’s the forest air. Maybe it's the swans. Who knows.

But don’t get too dreamy — this course has claws.
There’s deep bunkers, sneaky pin positions, and water that seems to move closer the more you look at it. Hole 15? Straight up dramatic. Risk-reward all day. Go big or go home (or go into the lake, your call).

Facilities? Super clean. Of course.
Modern clubhouse with huge windows, minimalist interiors, and a terrace that feels designed for sipping something sparkling. The food’s Nordic — simple, fresh, fancy-looking. Staff? Friendly but chill. No snobbery here, just a lot of good vibes and better accents.