Puttom at Örnsköldsviks Golfklubb Puttom

Puttom is the course of Örnsköldsviks Golfklubb, located in Arnäsvall in the Västernorrland region of northern Sweden. Designed by Nils Sköld, a Swedish architect active in the mid-to-late twentieth century, the course reflects the regional approach to golf design in Sweden's northern reaches, where the landscape and climate shape both routing and playing characteristics.

The course occupies terrain typical of the Swedish north, where forests of pine and spruce meet open clearings and the topography ranges from relatively flat stretches to modest elevation changes. Courses in this part of Sweden often incorporate natural features such as rocky outcrops, wetlands, and dense woodland corridors that define individual holes and require strategic placement off the tee. The growing season is shorter here than in southern Sweden, and the summer months bring extended daylight that allows for late-evening rounds.

Örnsköldsviks Golfklubb serves the local community and visitors to the region, offering a setting where golf is played amid the quiet character of northern Swedish countryside. The club provides a gathering place for members in a part of the country where golf facilities are more dispersed, and the course reflects the practical, unpretentious approach common to many Swedish clubs outside the major urban centers.