9-håls at Visby Golfklubb

Visby Golfklubb's 9-hole course sits on the Swedish island of Gotland, near the village of Tofta on the island's western coast. The course was designed by Pierre Fulke, a Swedish professional golfer who competed on the European Tour, and Adam Mednick, a Swedish-American player and course designer. The layout takes advantage of Gotland's distinctive landscape, characterized by relatively flat to gently rolling terrain, limestone bedrock, and the influence of Baltic Sea winds.

The course reflects the island's natural setting, with fairways that navigate through typical Gotland vegetation and terrain features. As a 9-hole facility, it serves both local members and visiting golfers exploring the island, which is known for its medieval history and unique geography. The design approach appears to balance playability for everyday golf with strategic elements that reward course management in the often-present coastal winds.

Gotland's golf season is shaped by its northern latitude and island climate, with most play occurring during the warmer months when the island also attracts tourists to its beaches and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Visby's medieval town walls. The club provides a golf option for both residents of Gotland and visitors seeking to combine the island's cultural and natural attractions with a round of golf in a setting distinct from mainland Sweden.