Västra 9 is a nine-hole course at Vasatorps Golfklubb, located in Mörarp in Skåne, the southernmost region of Sweden. Designed by Ove Sellberg, a respected Swedish golf architect, the course reflects the understated design philosophy characteristic of Scandinavian golf in the latter half of the twentieth century. The layout takes advantage of the relatively modest topography typical of southern Sweden, where subtle elevation changes and natural vegetation define playing corridors rather than dramatic earthmoving. As a nine-hole design, Västra 9 serves an important role in the club's overall offering, providing accessible play for members seeking shorter rounds and a more intimate golfing experience. The course is routed through landscape characteristic of Skåne—a region known for its agricultural heritage and gently rolling terrain. Sellberg's design likely emphasizes strategic positioning and shot-making over length, a hallmark of his approach to course architecture in the Nordic context. Vasatorps Golfklubb itself is embedded in the local golfing community of Mörarp, serving as a gathering place for regional players. The nine-hole format, combined with the club's setting, makes it a practical venue for both casual play and club competitions. Västra 9 represents the functional and thoughtful approach to golf course design that has long characterized Swedish clubs, prioritizing playability and integration with the natural landscape over ostentation.