Sorknes Golf, front 9

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the biggest challenge you'll face on Sorknes Golf's front 9?

The front 9 at Sorknes really tests your accuracy, especially on holes 3 and 7. You'll find the tree-lined fairways demand precise tee shots, and straying off course means a tricky recovery or a lost ball. We recommend focusing on placement over power here.

When is the ideal time to play the front 9 at Sorknes Golf for the best experience?

For the best conditions and those long Norwegian summer days, we highly recommend visiting Sorknes Golf between late June and early August. The course is in peak shape, and you can enjoy rounds well into the evening thanks to the extended daylight. Just be sure to book your tee time in advance, as it's a popular period.

Which holes on Sorknes Golf's front 9 are must-plays or offer the most memorable views?

You absolutely can't miss the par-3 5th hole-it's a stunner with a challenging carry over water to a well-guarded green. The panoramic views from the elevated tee box on the 9th hole, looking back over the course and surrounding Norwegian landscape, are also truly unforgettable. These two really capture the essence of Sorknes.

Is the green fee for Sorknes Golf's front 9 a good value, and what should I expect to pay?

We find the green fee for the front 9 at Sorknes to be quite reasonable for the quality of golf and the stunning Norwegian setting. Expect to pay around 400-500 NOK for a twilight or 9-hole rate, which is a fair price for a well-maintained course with unique challenges. It's definitely worth it for a memorable round.

What unique course features on Sorknes Golf's front 9 should I be aware of for a better score?

Pay close attention to the subtle elevation changes, particularly on holes 2 and 8-they can play longer or shorter than the yardage suggests. The greens on the front 9 also have some tricky undulations, especially around the pin positions on holes 4 and 6, so a good read and a confident putt are key to avoiding three-putts. Don't just aim for the center of the green.