Suðurland
Courses
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the ideal time to plan a golf trip to Suðurland, considering Iceland's weather?
You'll want to aim for the short Icelandic summer, typically June through August. This is when the course is reliably open, and you can even experience the magic of the midnight sun for late-night rounds. Be prepared for all four seasons in one day, though-pack layers!
What makes playing golf in Suðurland a truly unique experience compared to other golf destinations?
It's all about the dramatic Icelandic landscape you're playing through. You'll find yourself hitting shots with views of the Atlantic, black sand beaches, and volcanic rock formations, which is a stark contrast to manicured parkland courses. It's raw, rugged, and unforgettable.
Is Suðurland a worthwhile golf destination if it only has one course?
Absolutely, but approach it as part of a broader Icelandic adventure rather than solely a golf-intensive trip. We recommend pairing your round with exploring the Golden Circle or the South Coast's waterfalls and glaciers for a truly memorable Icelandic trip. It's a fantastic single-day golf experience.
What kind of course conditions and facilities should I expect at the golf course in Suðurland?
Expect a course that embraces its natural surroundings-it's not always about pristine, perfectly flat lies, but rather the challenge and beauty of the terrain. Facilities are typically welcoming and practical, often with a cozy clubhouse to warm up in after a breezy round. You're here for the golf and the views, not a resort experience.
How much should I budget for a golf experience in Suðurland, including green fees and other costs?
Green fees are generally reasonable for the unique experience, often in the range of 60-90 USD, but Iceland itself can be pricey. Factor in costs for car rental, which is essential for exploring, and accommodation, which can vary widely. It's a premium destination, but the unique experience and stunning scenery make it well worth the investment.