Rya Old Course

Stepping onto the fairways of Rya Old Course feels like walking onto a piece of Swedish golfing heritage that has barely changed since 1934. The course hugs the rugged coastline of the Kattegat, where salty breezes sweep across low dunes and scattered Scots pines, and every tee offers a glimpse of the restless sea beyond the horizon. The original wooden clubhouse, weather‑worn but welcoming, sits just behind the first green, its porch a quiet spot to watch the tide roll in while you lace up your shoes. The fifteen holes are routed to make the most of the natural terrain: narrow, undulating fairways that follow the contour of the sand ridges, strategically placed pot bunkers that reward precise tee shots, and a handful of short, demanding par‑3s that require a deft touch over the wind