Norrköping Söderköping Golfklubb - Klinga

Norrköping Söderköping Golfklubb - Klinga has been in play since 1967, its 18 holes woven through an oak landscape with deep historical roots. The area saw significant battles as far back as the Viking Age, and traces of that past are still visible — including the ancient hill fort at Brudberget behind the 6th tee, which once marked the boundary between the Svear and Götar peoples. History continues throughout the round. Near the 17th hole stands a sacrificial well once used by travellers seeking safe passage past bandits in the Kolmården forest. Ancient monuments and rock carvings are scattered across the course, adding a rare sense of place to the game. The course has undergone several improvements in recent years and suits both recreational golfers and competitors. It is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Östergötland County, rated 4.3 by those who have played it.