Arlandastad Golfklubb's Elljus course is located in Rosersberg, approximately 30 kilometers north of Stockholm, in an area that has developed alongside the expansion of Stockholm Arlanda Airport and its surrounding commercial zone. The course serves the growing Arlandastad region, which has transformed from agricultural land into a mixed-use area over recent decades. The relatively flat terrain characteristic of this part of Uppland provides straightforward routing across open fields with scattered tree lines and water features that define playing corridors and strategic interest. The layout reflects modern Swedish golf course design principles, emphasizing playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating natural drainage and environmental considerations typical of courses built in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The name "Elljus" refers to floodlighting, and the course is known for offering illuminated play during the darker months, a practical feature given Sweden's limited daylight in autumn and winter. This allows members and visitors extended playing opportunities throughout the year, addressing the seasonal constraints that affect northern European golf. The club operates within the broader Arlandastad Golf complex, which includes multiple courses and practice facilities designed to accommodate both local membership and visiting golfers transiting through the nearby airport. The setting offers convenient access from Stockholm and the airport, making it a functional option for both resident players and travelers with time between connections. The course provides a straightforward golfing experience in a landscape shaped by Sweden's modern infrastructure development.