
Katrineholms GK (Old Course) – Review and Rating

Translated by AI
Two of the loops, the blue and the yellow, wind out across fields down toward a lake.
The holes are surrounded by trees and shrubs, proof of the garden of delights that Selma Lagerlöf once wrote about. Today you notice local son Robert Karlsson more, who grew up right next to the blue loop and has his own practice green in the middle of the course. Speaking of practice holes, there are some next to the clubhouse.
The yellow loop has many fine forest holes of varying character. The distances between holes are no problem. The fairways are usually in good condition, if a bit waterlogged after rain. The bunkers are well kept and the greens exemplary, but sometimes undulating. The par 3s vary in length, the fours are normal, while a couple of the long holes are half a kilometer.
This page by Boje Bengtsson was originally published in Swedish on our sister site Golfjournalen.se. It has been translated by AI.
| Katrineholms GK (Gamla Banan) – Information | |
|---|---|
| Number of holes | 18 |
| Green fee, 1 (low) – 5 (high) | 3 |
| Course availability | Open to Public |
| Season | May – October |
| Course type | ParklandForest |
| Course designer | Nils Sköld |
| Year opened | 1963 |
| Website | www.katrineholmsgolf.se |


