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Farsund Golfklubb is a short-hole course located in Farsund, Norway, established on May 9, 2000. The club operates as a volunteer-driven organization and is not a member of the Norwegian Golf Federation. The course is designed as a pay-and-play facility open to all golfers throughout the year, provided there is no frost in the ground. The layout consists of seven distinct holes that utilize two shared greens. Tee distances are kept short, ranging between 50 and 100 meters per hole, creating an environment focused on short-game skills and approach shots. The terrain offers varied challenges suitable for both beginners practicing their game and experienced players testing their precision. The course is maintained by the members through community effort, including mowing the greens and fairways and general upkeep of the grounds. The setting is described as offering beautiful surroundings, with the course situated near Alcoa Aktivitetspark. Access is guided by signage leading from the Alcoa Hall parking area via a gravel path toward the beach. The club organizes several tournaments during the season, including a club championship, scramble events, and a sponsored tournament, with results recorded for both men and women. Notable figures in the club's history include Kjell Ore, who was named an honorary member in 2025 for his initiative in establishing and maintaining the course.