Københavns Golf Klub

Københavns Golf Klub, known as Royal Copenhagen, holds the distinction of being one of the oldest golf clubs in continental Europe, founded in the late nineteenth century and deeply woven into the fabric of Danish sporting history. The course is laid out in the Dyrehave, the royal deer park north of Copenhagen, a UNESCO-designated landscape of extraordinary historical and natural significance. Fairways thread through ancient beech woodland and open glades where deer roam freely, creating a playing experience of rare beauty and character. The course demands precision and respect for its natural surroundings, and every hole carries a sense of heritage. A round at Royal Copenhagen is one of the defining experiences in Scandinavian golf.