Haninge Golfklubb

Haninge Golfklubb sits in Österhaninge, within the greater Stockholm region, where the landscape transitions between coastal archipelago character and inland Swedish forest. The club operates multiple courses, with the Blå/Röd combination representing eighteen holes drawn from its available layouts. Carl-Edvard Montgomery, a Swedish architect active in the mid-to-late twentieth century, designed the routing to work with the natural topography of the area, which typically features pine and mixed woodland, modest elevation changes, and occasional rocky outcroppings characteristic of the Stockholm region. The course layout reflects the practical constraints and opportunities of suburban Stockholm golf, where land is shaped by glacial geology and forest cover. Holes move through corridors of trees with fairways that require accuracy off the tee, and greens that incorporate the natural contours of the terrain. Water features, whether natural or constructed, appear on several holes, adding strategic variety to the routing. The design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining enough challenge to test better players, a common approach in Swedish club golf where membership encompasses diverse abilities. Haninge serves a local membership base in the southern Stockholm suburbs, providing year-round facilities within the constraints of the Swedish golf season. The club maintains traditions typical of Scandinavian golf culture, where accessibility and community atmosphere balance with competitive play. The course conditions and maintenance reflect the standards expected at established Swedish clubs serving active local populations.