Golfklubben Lillebælt sits in Middelfart on the island of Funen, overlooking the Little Belt strait that separates Funen from mainland Jutland. The course occupies gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Danish landscape, with fairways that move through a mix of open parkland and mature woodland. The proximity to the strait influences the playing conditions, as wind from the water often factors into club selection and strategy throughout the round. The layout takes advantage of the natural topography, with elevation changes that provide views across the surrounding countryside and, from certain vantage points, glimpses of the Little Belt waters. The routing incorporates both tree-lined holes that demand accuracy and more exposed sections where the wind becomes the primary defense. Bunkers and natural contours shape the approach play, and the greens typically feature subtle breaks that reward local knowledge. Golfklubben Lillebælt serves the regional golfing community in Syddanmark and attracts visitors exploring Funen's golf offerings. The club maintains a traditional Danish golf club atmosphere, with facilities that support both member play and visitors. Middelfart's location near the bridge connecting Funen to Jutland makes the course accessible for golfers traveling through the region, and the setting provides a representative example of golf in Denmark's island landscape, where maritime influence and rolling farmland meet.