Litorina is one of two eighteen-hole courses at Barsebäck Golf & Country Club, located in the coastal flatlands of southwestern Skåne near the Öresund strait. The club sits in the municipality of Kävlinge, close to Löddeköpinge, and occupies former agricultural land that has been transformed into a links-style golf landscape. The course was designed by Swedish architect Sune Linde and opened in the early 1990s as part of Barsebäck's development into a prominent golf destination in the region. The property's proximity to the sea and its exposed terrain give Litorina a windswept character that influences play throughout the year. The routing takes advantage of the flat topography with strategic bunkering and water features that define holes and create visual interest across the open landscape. The design emphasizes ground game options and requires thoughtful club selection in the frequently breezy conditions typical of this coastal setting. Fairways are generally wide but the wind can make approach shots demanding, particularly on the longer par fours and the course's par threes. Barsebäck Golf & Country Club has established itself as a significant venue in Swedish golf, hosting professional tournaments and serving both members and visiting golfers. The facility includes practice areas and clubhouse amenities that support year-round play. Litorina, alongside its companion course Donald Steel, gives the club considerable variety and has contributed to Barsebäck's reputation as one of southern Sweden's more substantial golf properties.