Yes! Iceland has 65 golf courses set against breathtaking landscapes. Golf is a popular sport here, with nearly 45,000 players, or about 12% of the population teeing off each year!
Golf in Iceland is a seasonal sport due to the country’s cold climate. The golf season typically runs from May to September, when courses are open and conditions are at their best.
From late May to late July, Iceland experiences nearly 24 hours of daylight, allowing golfers to play well into the evening or even past midnight. This experience, known as midnight sun golf, offers a distinctive and unforgettable way to enjoy golf in Iceland.
As the days grow shorter from mid-August to late September, another rare opportunity arises. You can play golf during the day and chase the northern lights in the evening. Take a look at our Northern Lights Golf Tour, which combines golf with the chance to see the aurora at night.
Iceland offers numerous outstanding golf courses, each offering a unique experience. Here are some of of our top selections:
The main course of Mosfellsbær Golf Club is Hlíðarvöllur which is a scenic 18-hole golf course located in Mosfellsbær, conveniently just a short drive from Reykjavik. The course is known for its striking views of the ocean and nearby mountains, creating a visually stunning backdrop as you play. It features well maintained wide fairways and large greens, making it enjoyable for golfers of all levels. The course is also home to the modern Klettur clubhouse, where players can relax and take in the views after their round.