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Denmark may be one of the Nordic countries, but its climate is very distinct from that of Sweden, Norway and Finland – particularly with a recent trend for mild winters.
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All year golfing
Many Danish courses offer play and summer greens all year round, and in some clubs the level of activity on the course in the last few years has been almost as intense in December and January as during the rest of the year.
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The weather is fine!
Denmark has welcomed many more foreign guest players in spring and autumn. This is due to the fact that the Danish courses are in good condition even in early spring. Moreover, golfing in Denmark has a special charm and appeal in spring when the green beech bursts into leaf and the trees and forests rejoice in their summer greenery after their long winter sleep.
But autumn too is a symphony of golfing delights and scenic beauty because this is when the trees begin to shed their leaves and the colours change from green to every conceivable shade of yellow, red and orange. The temperature too is agreeable and it is not unusual for Denmark to have temperatures of 15-16 degrees Celsius in both spring and autumn.
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Wednesday, September 12 2007
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