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The first course report of the year from the greenkeeper team is ready: Status of the current condition of the course, our work towards summer opening, and an explanation of why the course is still closed,
The current board of directors, seen from the left: Jacob G. Schou, Peter Huntley, Christian Rosenstand, Jens Peter Sørensen, Birgitte Henrichsen (chairman), Frederik Arnesen and Kristin Strøm.
The Danish Golf Union has announced the national teams for 2026, and Copenhagen Golf Club is proud to announce that four of the club's talented players have been selected.
Due to bad weather, it was necessary to close the golf course all of Saturday. Several trees fell in the storm, and the fence was badly damaged.
Scandinavia's and Denmark's number 1 golf club has hired Tuula Undall as its new director.
She has had a significant influence on the sport she loves since the mid-1990s, and will take up the position at her home club on January 1, 2025.
Notice with agenda Notice is hereby given of an extraordinary general meeting at Copenhagen Golf Club Saturday, November 23, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. KGK's restaurant Agenda The quota rates for 2025
Newsletter – * Restaurant Opening Hours from Easter onwards * What's happening in the club: Tournaments, Members' Evening * Copenhagen Week * Trial Membership * NO SHOW *
Newsletter – Notice, report, annual accounts and audit report
Newsletter – * Full-time member now * New chief greenkeeper in KGK * Remember the general meeting * Handle supplier errors *
Newsletter – * Elections for the board * News from the board * Still 50% on items in the lounge * Restaurant opens softly January 27 * Snow turned to water on the field *
Newsletter – * Mikkel Olsen continues * ½ price in the Lounge * Opening hours Christmas and New Year *
53 participated in today's match – 41 played 18 holes – 12 9 holes. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful course and the wonderful
Despite the holiday season, there was a large turnout for this summer's rosé match. 48 = 14 teams played 18 holes and 15 = 8 teams played
The course and especially the fairways were close to going into drought dormancy again at the end of June, but an application of rinse aid helped.
What a beautiful summer day and what a beautiful course. Both obviously inspired me to play well, because several people learned something new.