Sigtuna Golfklubb sits in the historic town of Sigtuna, Sweden's oldest town, located northwest of Stockholm along the shores of Lake Mälaren. The 18-hole course was designed through the collaborative efforts of Peter Chamberlain, Nils Sköld, and Bjorn Eriksson, reflecting a blend of design philosophies that characterize Swedish parkland golf. The layout takes advantage of the region's gentle terrain and mature tree cover, typical of courses in the Stockholm area. The course routing moves through mixed woodland and open meadow areas, with several holes offering views toward the lake and the surrounding countryside. The design incorporates natural water features and strategic bunkering that reward accurate placement over distance. The terrain provides enough elevation change to create visual interest without demanding excessive walking, making it accessible to a range of player abilities. Sigtuna itself carries significant historical weight as one of Sweden's cultural centers, and the club benefits from this setting. The course serves both members and visitors exploring the Stockholm region, offering a traditional Swedish golf experience within easy reach of the capital. The layout emphasizes strategic shot-making and course management rather than overwhelming length, consistent with the design principles common to Scandinavian parkland courses from this era.