Sotenäs Golfklubb sits on the Sotenäs peninsula along Sweden's Bohuslän coast, near the fishing village of Hunnebostrand in Västra Götaland. Designed by Jan Sederholm and Jeremy Turner, the course occupies coastal terrain characteristic of this western Swedish region, where granite bedrock, sparse vegetation, and proximity to the North Sea shape the playing environment. The layout reflects the rugged, windswept character typical of Scandinavian seaside golf. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography, with holes moving across rocky outcrops and through areas of low-lying vegetation. Wind is a persistent factor, influencing club selection and strategy throughout the round. The coastal setting provides views across the archipelago landscape that defines this part of Sweden's coastline, where smooth rock formations and maritime exposure create a distinctive visual and tactical backdrop. Sotenäs serves the local golfing community and visitors exploring the Bohuslän region, an area known for its fishing heritage and coastal scenery. The course offers a straightforward test of links-style golf adapted to Swedish conditions, where weather and terrain demand accuracy and course management. The club operates within the traditions of Swedish golf, emphasizing accessibility and integration with the surrounding landscape rather than elaborate facilities or tournament pedigree.