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Crownwood Club
Ängelholm, Skåne County, Sweden
18 Holes · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Coastal
— About
About Crownwood Club
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Crownwood Club sits near Ängelholm in Skåne and opened in 2025. Its championship course, the Crown, was designed by Christian Lundin and Henrik Stenson on sandy, pine-covered ground close to the coast. The courses were built using the natural sand of the area, and the routing has a coastal character.
- The course earned GEO certification for its construction, a first for golf in Sweden.
- Arild Karlsen is co-founder alongside Stenson and Lundin.
- Juniors and golfers with disabilities play the short course, Henrik's Playground, for free.
- Three quarters of the membership fee goes into a spending levy that covers golf, dining, spa and lodging.
History of Crownwood Club
The club was the project of Henrik Stenson, architect Christian Lundin and Arild Karlsen, who set out to build a new private club in the coastal pine forest. The Crown opened in 2025. Henrik's Playground, a shorter course, followed in 2026.
Playing Crownwood Club: tips
The Crown is for members and their guests; membership is by invitation only. Visitors without a host can play Henrik's Playground, which is open to the public. The restaurant and spa are on site, and the club is near Ängelholm.
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Visit Crownwood Club
Sibirienvägen 19, 262 53 Ängelholm
Ängelholm, Skåne County, Sweden
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Crownwood Club
Can visitors play the Crown course?
Only as a member's guest. Henrik's Playground is the course open to the public.
Who designed Crownwood?
Christian Lundin and Henrik Stenson designed the Crown. Stenson and Lundin are two of the three people behind the club, with Arild Karlsen as the third.
Is there somewhere to eat?
Yes. The club has a restaurant, and there is a spa on site.