
News from the board
From left are the board members Frederik Arnesen (member), Birgitte Henriksen (chairman), Jacob G. Schou (member), Kristin Strøm (honorary secretary), Jens Knudsen (treasurer), Christian Rosenstand (vice chairman)
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From left are the board members Frederik Arnesen (member), Birgitte Henriksen (chairman), Jacob G. Schou (member), Kristin Strøm (honorary secretary), Jens Knudsen (treasurer), Christian Rosenstand (vice chairman)

The course is ahead of standard Despite the cold, drought and heat wave, this year's reseeding has been successful – and the greens are already returning to form. With previous

KGK's greenkeepers held an open house. Large machines, sharp grinding blades, grass seeds and fertilizer for every purpose. At the members' meeting on May 4th – the first in a series that

After cold mornings and minimal rainfall, work on greens, fairways, bunkers and practice areas is in full swing. The head greenkeeper gives us a status of the course now and

18-year-old Benedicte Brent-Petersen won the Esmond Trophy (the French Open U21 Championships) at Golf de Saint-Cloud in France on Monday. There was never any serious doubt about the outcome,

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,

Newsletter – *Correction and additional information about flag collection*

Newsletter – * Meet the Board * The Course Week 34 * Club Championship * Fitting Day * 2 trial memberships left *

Newsletter – * Meet the Board * The Course Week 34 * Club Championship * Fitting Day * 2 trial memberships left *

Newsletter – * News from the board * The course * Titleist Fitting Day * KGK Week * Morten won the Danish Championship * The restaurant * Ironman closes the roads *

We have now really reached the point in the season where we are changing from good playing conditions to where we

Our traditional Scottish match where the game is played for gin was held in the most beautiful autumn weather. The match was played as greensome in 2 rows for

Næstved provided great weather and a great pitch for the end of the season for the boys' team, who in the national finals would meet the champions of Vest from Trehøje, who also

Planned major maintenance tasks on the course in October: Week 40: Par 3 course greens are patched. Week 40: Practice greens are patched. Week 40/41: Fairways are reseeded.