Tjøme Golfklubb sits on the island of Tjøme in Vestfold county, along Norway's southeastern coast near the mouth of the Oslofjord. The island setting places the course in a landscape shaped by coastal topography, with the routing moving through terrain that reflects the region's characteristic blend of rocky outcrops, modest elevation changes, and scattered vegetation typical of Norway's coastal golf properties. The course serves the local golfing community and visitors to this part of the Norwegian coast, which has long been a popular summer destination. The layout works with the natural contours of the land, and players encounter holes that navigate around the island's geological features. As with many Norwegian courses, the design philosophy emphasizes fitting golf into the existing landscape rather than extensive earthmoving. The coastal location means that wind conditions can influence play, particularly on more exposed holes, and the surrounding views extend across the water and neighboring islands. Tjøme Golfklubb operates as a member club with visitor access during the golf season, which runs through the warmer months when daylight extends well into the evening at this latitude. The club provides standard amenities for members and guests, including practice facilities and a clubhouse. The course represents the style of golf found at many of Norway's regional clubs, where the emphasis falls on playable golf in distinctive natural settings rather than tournament-level difficulty or architectural fame.