The Castle course at Bro Hof Slott Golf Club sits approximately 30 kilometers northwest of Stockholm in the Swedish countryside surrounding a historic manor house dating to the 16th century. Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designed the layout in the late 1990s, opening in 2007, and the course quickly established itself within Scandinavian golf. The design incorporates the natural topography of rolling terrain, mature forests, and several lakes, with the castle itself serving as a distinctive backdrop to the clubhouse area. Jones's routing moves through varied landscape, with holes playing along elevated ridges, through wooded corridors, and around water features that come into play on multiple holes. The design emphasizes strategic options from the tee and approaches that reward precision, characteristic of Jones's work in creating risk-reward scenarios. Several holes offer views across the surrounding countryside and toward the manor house, integrating the historical setting into the golf experience. The course has hosted professional events on the European Tour and Ladies European Tour, including multiple editions of the Scandinavian Masters and the Nordea Masters. These tournaments brought international attention to the facility and tested the layout against elite fields. The club maintains a membership culture that reflects both Swedish golf traditions and the formal atmosphere suggested by the castle setting, with dining and social facilities housed within the renovated manor buildings.