Trosa Golfklubb

Trosa Golfklubb is a seaside golf course located in Sörmland's archipelago, Sweden. Founded in 1972, the club began with nine holes inaugurated in 1974 by Sven Tumba and John Cockin. The current 18-hole course has been in operation since 1991, positioned dramatically between oak groves and the sea.

The course features a links-style character typical of coastal layouts. The setting offers distinctive views across Snöholmen island in the adjacent bay, where visitors may observe white-tailed sea eagles soaring above cormorant colonies. The course is framed by maritime activity, with sailing boats and motorboats regularly visible navigating to Trosa harbor and nearby archipelago islands.

The landscape combines natural Swedish coastal terrain with well-established vegetation, creating an integrated design that works with the environment rather than against it. The course serves as a hub for competitive golf, hosting tournaments and league play, while also emphasizing junior development and recreational play. The facility includes a driving range, restaurant, and golf shop, catering to both members and visiting golfers seeking the distinctive experience of playing golf in a working maritime setting.