
Golf

Venue
Malmö Burlöv GK
Address: Segesvängen 5, 212 27 Malmö
Schedule
Saturday
07:30: Arrival to the course
08:00: Divisioning begins (see the start list and training scedule here png, 330 kB, opens in new window.)
Lunch will be served after your round.
Approximately 16:30: End of day
Sunday
07:30 Arrival to the course
08:00: Finals begin
Lunch will be served after your round.
The time for the Medal Ceremony has not yet been confirmed.
15:00: End of competition
Results
Updated at the latest after the end of each competition day.
Competition
The competition is played on both Saturday and Sunday.
- 18-hole class, hcp 0-36. Stroke play.
- 9-hole class, hcp 37-54. Stableford.
Divisioning
Divisioning takes place during your first round on Saturday.
After divisioning, you are placed in a group with players of a similar level.
On Sunday, you play your second round together with the players in your
division.
Organizers
Organizer: Swedish Golf Association
Local organizer: Malmö Burlöv Golfklubb

Competition contacts
Ulrika Jorsell
Phone: +46 70 301 23 63
Hanna Blix
Phone: +46 40 29 25 35
Practical information for players and coaches

About golf
Golf is a precision sport in which players use clubs
to hit a small ball from the tee to a hole on the course,
with the aim of completing the course in as few strokes as possible.
A standard golf course consists of 18 holes with varying length and level of difficulty.
The objective is to complete the course in the fewest possible strokes,
commonly referred to as playing at “par” or better.
The game combines technique, strategy, and concentration.
Players may use a maximum of 14 different golf clubs,
each designed for specific types of shots, such as drivers, irons, and a putter.
The game is played with a golf ball,
and equipment is typically carried in a golf bag and often supported by a golf trolley.
Golf is played outdoors on large, scenic courses and can be played individually or in teams.
There are specific rules that apply when playing golf.
Organizer

Local organizer

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