How do you say goodbye/farwell
It is with my great sadness and pain in my heart to inform you that Finn died very suddenly at 4.30 on Thursday 12 October 2023 from a massive heartattack/stroke. He is mourned by...
Category: Courses played
Courses that we will play on this tour
Ærø Golf Club
History of Ærø Golf Club Dear reader, now comes an introduction that you may get a little bit tired of reading. But as with the descriptions of the other island clubs, I start with...
Introduction to golf on Ærø (pronounced Aeroe)
Ærø – we are on our way Remember the map of Denmark. We went from the North of Aarhus to Langeland. The longer island marked in the yellow circle in the South. Now we...
Langelands Golf Club
Langelands Golf Club was established by a small group of golf enthusiasts in 1998. The golf course was ready to be played on in 2000. Without bypassing individuals, there were probably two people who...
The island of Langeland – an introduction
A drive of about 2 hours and 40 minutes. Expected arrival on Thursday, July 6. Well, we’ve arrived and probably played the first round before you read this little prelude story. This island golf...
Experiences from Rømø Golf Club
An introduction, yes, but first a little story about a golf shoe you may know the name of with a business success on the golfing market that started a few kilometers from the island...
Experiences from Fanø Golf Club
Fanø – here we come our view from the ferry – a 15 minute ride from Esberg Welcome back to our site. Let me start to tell you about an unusual experience. From the...
Introduction to the history of Rømø golf
We will be playing Rømø as a part of our Danish Island golf Tour on 22nd and 23rd of June. Below a picture showing the two islands that we will play. Looking forward to...
Introduction to our trip to Fanø
Remember when we went to Læsø, we drove 219 kilometers to the north of Jylland and took the ferry to Læsø As you can see from the map below, this time we are going...
Island of Læsø
The history of Læsø The name Læsø – in English it would be Laesoe. I will explain these Danish letters. Hundreds of years ago it was decided that every time the letters “ae” and...
