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Svartinge Golfklubb is a private 18-hole golf club north of central Stockholm, Sweden. The club states that its course was inaugurated in 2001 and identifies Peter Nordwall as the course designer. Its longest published White tee measures 6,383 metres, while the Red tee is 4,954 metres.
Visitor access is restricted: Svartinge describes itself as a private club and welcomes guests when accompanied by members rather than operating as an unrestricted public course. Nordwall's published description distinguishes between the two halves of the routing. The opening nine moves through wooded areas and agricultural landscape containing archaeological traces from the Iron Age, while the second nine becomes more open, with views toward Bisslinge farm and the wetlands around Edssjön.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,383m. Designed by Peter Nordwall, the course originally opened in 2001. It is open to members and their guests. On-site facilities include Golf Academy, Golf Lessons, Restaurant, Corporate Events.
Svartinge's course was inaugurated in 2001. Peter Nordwall designed the layout on land combining wooded areas, agricultural ground and historic cultural landscape.
Nordwall describes golf as moving the ball between different landscape rooms, and Svartinge was routed to make those changes part of the course. The first nine moves between forest groves and agricultural islands, while the second nine opens toward Bisslinge farm and the wetlands around Edssjön.
Svartinge continues to operate as a private golf club. Guests are welcomed in members' company rather than through unrestricted visitor booking.
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