Bjärerundan

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, 08 September 2026

Category: Open

Entry Fee: SEK 120.00

Handicap Limit: 54.0


Bjärerundan is a competition at Åkagårdens Golfklubb on 8 September 2026. The event is open to players from recognized golf clubs with a handicap up to 54.0. The entry fee is 120 SEK per person for both singles and pairs. Visitors (green fee players) pay 400 SEK green fee plus the entry fee unless stated otherwise. Entries must be made by Thursday 18:00 before the weekend the competition is played. Start list is published at the clubhouse and on golf.se the day before the event. Default class divisions are A (+8.0 to 12.0), B (12.1 to 24.0), and C (24.1 to 54.0). A minimum of four registered rounds in the last twelve months is required to be eligible for prizes.


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Venue

Åkagårdens Golfklubb

Skåne län, Sweden

Åkagårdens Golfklubb is a welcoming golf course located in Båstad, Sweden, set in a naturally beautiful environment. The club operates both an 18-hole course and a 9-hole short course, along with FootGolf and Frisbee golf facilities. The courses are maintained with careful attention to provide optimal playing conditions throughout the season. The club positions itself as family-oriented, emphasizing social community alongside competitive play. It caters to golfers of all levels, from beginners and juniors to experienced players, offering instruction through professional trainers and various lesson packages. The facility includes a practice range with Trackman technology and custom fitting services. Åkagårdens features an on-site restaurant (Nord & Syd) and golf shop, supporting both casual play and tournament competition. The club hosts an active events program including weekly competitions, series play for men and women, junior tournaments, and the annual club championship. The atmosphere is described as relaxed and approachable, with emphasis on enjoyment and camaraderie alongside sporting achievement.