Nøtterøy Golfbane sits on the island of Nøtterøy in Vestfold county, connected to the mainland near Tønsberg in southeastern Norway. The course occupies coastal terrain characteristic of the region, where the landscape transitions between agricultural land and the rocky, forested shoreline typical of the Norwegian coast along the Oslofjord. The setting provides views across the water and surrounding islands that define this part of Vestfold. The layout reflects the practical considerations of Norwegian golf course design, where architects work within the constraints of terrain, climate, and relatively short growing seasons. Courses in this region typically feature a mix of open and wooded holes, with elevation changes that add variety to the routing. The coastal location means players often contend with wind conditions that can shift throughout a round, particularly on holes with more exposure. Nøtterøy serves the local golfing community in Vestfold, a county with a modest but established golf presence. The club operates within the framework of Norwegian golf culture, where courses balance accessibility for members with the demands of maintaining playing surfaces through the Nordic climate. The island setting distinguishes Nøtterøy from inland alternatives in the region, offering a different character shaped by proximity to the fjord and the natural features of the coastal landscape.