Bosjöklosters Golfklubb

Bosjökloster occupies land adjacent to the medieval Bosjökloster Castle and monastery on the shores of Lake Ringsjön in southern Sweden's Skåne region. Douglas Brasier designed the course, which opened in the early 1990s and takes advantage of the estate's mature parkland setting and gently rolling terrain characteristic of this part of Scandinavia. The property's historical significance and protected landscape create a distinctive backdrop for golf in Sweden. The routing moves through mixed woodland and open meadows, with several holes playing near the lakeshore and others framed by established trees that predate the course by decades. The relatively modest elevation changes are typical of Skåne's agricultural countryside, though Brasier incorporated the natural contours to create strategic interest and varied shot values. Water features beyond the lake itself appear on select holes, and the course generally rewards accuracy over distance given the tree-lined corridors on many holes. The club operates within the broader Bosjökloster estate, which remains a working agricultural property and tourist destination centered on the castle and its gardens. Visitors to the area often combine golf with exploration of the medieval buildings and grounds. The course serves both members and visiting golfers, functioning as a regional facility in an area of Sweden where golf enjoys broad participation despite the relatively short playing season dictated by northern European weather patterns.