Jämtlands län
Golf in Jämtland is closely tied to mountain, river and lakeside landscapes. Åre's 18 holes encounter the Indalsälven River, streams and mountain birch, while Funäsfjällen reaches the shore of Ljusnedalssjön. Klövsjö-Vemdalen pairs a complete course with the nine-hole Fäbobanan, and Rossön adds a compact northern course.
Åre Golf Club's 18 holes move through changing ground of woodland, streams, marsh and open sections. The Indalsälven River accompanies several holes, while mountain birch and views towards the surrounding peaks give the course a strong local identity.
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Funäsfjällens Golf Course offers 18 holes at Ljusnedal. The mountain setting shapes the entire round, and a sequence of holes follows Lake Ljusnedalssjön, creating a clear connection between the water's edge and the wider upland landscape.
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Klövsjö-Vemdalen Golf Club pairs an 18-hole course with the named nine-hole Fäbobanan. Two clearly defined course structures at one destination in Klövsjö create a flexible choice in southern Jämtland's mountain region.
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Rossön Golf Club uses nine greens and double tees for nine or 18 holes. Narrow fairways run through woodland, making accurate placement more useful than relying on power alone.
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