Day trip from Oslo

  22.03.2017

Dynekilen is frequented by at least as many Norwegians as Swedes, since it's very close to the border. It's a beloved favourite for Oslo residents who like to play there in the shoulder seasons. The course is pretty hilly, quite interesting, in typical terrain for this part of Scandinavia, with lots of pines and firs, some rocky terrain, and small bodies of water here and there. Usually an impressive standard to the conditioning when it's open for play - sometimes nothing else is open for miles around, and still there are playable greens at Dynekilen.

Kaia Means