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Green fee

All fees are in Swedish kronor (SEK)

Greenfee 18 holes	06.00-15.00	15.00-21.00
–18 Apr	800	800
19 Apr – 29 May	1000/1400 Mon-Thu / Fri-Sun	1000
30 May – 2 Oct	1400	1000
3 Oct – 16 Oct	1000/1400 Mon-Thu / Fri-Sun	1000
17 Oct–	800	800

Greenfee 9 holes	06.00-20.00
–18 Apr	300
19 Apr – 29 May	300/400 Mon-Thu / Fri-Sun
30 May – 2 Oct	400
3 Oct – 16 Oct	300/400 Mon-Thu / Fri-Sun
17 Oct–	300

Facts about the 18-hole course

The 18-hole course, designed by Pierre Fulke and Adam Mednickson, holds a high European class and is considered one of the most beautiful in the country. The magazine Svensk Golf ranks Visby Golf Club as number one in Sweden. Golf Digest ranks Visby Golf Club as third in the Nordic region. Our ambition is to deliver an exceptional experience beyond the ordinary, regardless of whether you are a member of the club or a guest for a day.

Course architects: Pierre Fulke and Adam Mednickson
Par 72, 6,300 meters from backtee
Built in 1966, rebuilt 2009
Course record: Jesper Billing 64 strokes (2014), Elin Andersson 68 strokes (2010)
6 tees
Seaside with link character

Course guide at Caddee.se

Facts about the 9-hole course

Our full-length 9-hole course is of the highest class and as the 18 hole course also designed by former tour players Pierre Fulke and Adam Mednickson. The course is usually open with regular tees and greens all year round with exception for snow or frost. A very good and challenging golf course where you usually can find a tee time. Children, junior players and beginners who take courses at Visby GK are also welcome to play on the 9-hole course.

Course architects: Pierre Fulke and Adam Mednickson
Par 36
Built in 1966, rebuilt 2009
5 tees
The course is usually open with regular tees and greens all year round with exception for snow or frost.
Also open to beginners in connection with the class

Course guide at Caddee.se

Scorecard 18-hole course

Scorecard 9-hole course

Booking terms

Maximum 3 booked times at the same time on the 18-hole course and 6 booked times on the 9-hole course (max 2 per day).
We only pre-book 18 holes per day, extra rounds are booked if there is room the same day.
Differentiated green fee (SEK 700-1200 on the 18-hole course, SEK 300-400 on the 9-hole course).
If you as a member or guest do not cancel at least 4 hours before the start time, you will be charged the current green fee.
As a member and guest, you must always register your arrival digitally on your mobile phone, in the terminal or at the reception before your start time.
50% discount for juniors players.
Senior member with Gold Access (from the year you turn 26) has the right to bring guests to a discounted green fee. The member has 15 guest discounts of 200 SEK at their disposal. The member can use a maximum of 3 discounts per guest and offer a maximum of a discount to 3 guests per game or occasion. The member must play with their guests and must be present at check-in or notify before the guest can take advantage of the discount. The discount cannot exceed 50% of the current green fee. The discount can be used on both the 18- and 9-hole course. Cannot be combined with other offers and discounts.
Discount for members of other golf clubs on Gotland.
Golf cart and course guide are included for green fee guests.
Golf cart is available for rent and can be booked via golf.se or by calling the service desk.
You can pay green fee either at “Min golf” or in the clubhouse before your round.

Policy for introductory cards

VISBY GOLF CLUB’S POLICY REGARDING INTRODUCTION CARDS, PGA, GAF, SGA AND EARNING STAMPS

Visby Golf Club has chosen to be outside the exchange regarding the Swedish Golf Association’s introductory card.

Those who have SGF’s Introduction Card (Chairman or board member of golf club) and members with cards in PGA, SGA or GAF do not receive a discount on green fees.

Those who have merit badges (Gold Badge, Elite Badge, Silver Badge or Gold Club) receive free play on one occasion per year. Those who have any of these awards should contact the club in good time for approval of games.

A warm welcome to Visby Golf Club and Kronholmen
If you have any questions, please contact
Johan Lindvall
VD
Phone: +46 707 133435
Email: johan@visbygk.com

Local rules

The following local rules apply to all games at the club unless otherwise decided for a specific tournament. Occasionally, temporary local regulations may apply and these will be posted.

Out of bounds (Rule 18.2)
1. The boundary of the course is marked with white sticks.
2. Internal out of bounds for hole 10 (Security).
  A ball that, after a shot from all the tees on hole 10 (41, 46, 51, 55, 59 and 63), is at rest on the finely cut part of the playing field (fairway) on hole 18 is out of bounds. The boundary is not marked on the course. Play a new ball through strokes and distance.
Yellow Duty Area / Red Duty Area (Rule 17)
1. Unmarked ditches, ponds, rivers, streams or other watercourses are red areas of duty.
2. If it is doubtful whether a ball is in or lost in the duty area on hole 4 or hole 18, the player may play a provisional ball. If the original ball is found outside the duty area, the player must continue with it. If the original ball is found in the duty area, the player may either play the original ball as it is or continue the game with the provisional ball. If the original ball has not been found or identified within the three minutes allowed for the applicant, the player must continue with the ball played provisionally.
3. If a ball is in or if it is known or almost certain that a ball that is not found is in the duty area on hole 17, the player may continue according to Rule 17.1 or as an additional alternative, drop a ball with a kind of duty in the drop zone which consists of the front of tee 41 (hole 17), although this drop zone is closer to the hole than the point where the ball last intersects the boundary area.
Abnormal trajectory (Rule 16.1)
1. Blue / Red / Yellow / White sticks with GREEN top define the boundary of the Prohibition Zone from which gambling is prohibited. Relief MUST be taken as for abnormal track conditions.
2. Areas marked with blue sticks.
3. Ant stacks.
4. Soil in the day after extensive earthworks.
5. Sight on hole 23. (no-play zone)
Removable obstructing objects (Rule 16.1)
1. Areas whose boundary is defined by white spray lines that connect to areas defined as immovable obstructing objects have the same status as the obstructing object and are not land during work.
2. Young trees and shrubs that have support sticks or nets around the trunk. Obstacle near the green on hole 9. The ball may be lifted and placed at the nearest point from where the ball was, which is not closer to the hole and does not have a movable obstructing object in the putt line.
3. Stand for rakes in bunker.
4. Stairs in bunkers
5. Rubber mats
6. Distance markings