Mölle Golfklubb

Mölle Golfklubb is an 18-hole golf course established in 1943, located on the Kullahalvön peninsula within Kullbergs nature reserve in Sweden. The course is renowned for its scenic coastal setting, offering sea views from most holes and challenging gameplay across varied terrain. Positioned at the edge of the nature reserve, the course provides a distinctive golfing experience characterized by unconventional design elements, including crossing fairways that add to its unique character.

The landscape features dramatic natural beauty typical of the region, with the course integrated into the protected reserve environment. The club operates seasonally, with a winter course consisting of nine holes during colder months. Mölle is considered one of Sweden's most beautiful golf courses and holds historical significance, with the clubhouse area dating back to the time of Tycho Brahe and visited by Carl von Linné during his botanical expeditions.

The course is accessible to both members and guests, with varying green fee rates throughout the year. The facility includes Kullagårdens Wärdshus, a historic inn and restaurant with 16 rooms, situated 75 meters from the first tee, making it suitable for golf packages and overnight stays.