Arlandastad Golfklubb

Arlandastad Golfklubb's Nya course sits in Rosersberg, north of Stockholm near Arlanda Airport, designed by Peter Chamberlain. The layout occupies terrain characteristic of the Stockholm region, where glacial activity has shaped rolling topography with stands of pine and birch. Chamberlain, a Swedish architect active in Scandinavian golf design, worked within this natural landscape to create a course that reflects the area's wooded character and moderate elevation changes. The routing takes advantage of the property's existing contours and vegetation, with holes moving through corridors of forest and across more open ground. Water features appear on several holes, typical of courses in this part of Sweden where wetlands and small lakes are common landscape elements. The design balances strategic interest with playability for a range of golfers, a practical approach for a club serving both members and visitors in the greater Stockholm area. Arlandastad operates as a public-access facility, making it part of Sweden's tradition of golf courses open to green-fee players. Its location near major transportation infrastructure provides convenient access for travelers and residents alike. The club offers standard amenities expected at Swedish golf facilities, including practice areas and a clubhouse with dining. The course serves both local golfers and those seeking a round while in the Stockholm region, fitting into the network of accessible courses around Sweden's capital.