Gjerdrum Golfklubb

Overview: Gjerdrum Golfklubb offers a 9-hole parkland layout near Ask in Gjerdrum, Norway. The course is open and clear to view, with water hazards adding strategic challenge. Its practice facilities include an indoor driving range with six covered tees, a large putting green, and a short hole course featuring three holes ranging from 50 to 80 meters. The club is known for its friendly and informal environment, welcoming players of all skill levels.

History: The club was started in June 2002, and the course officially opened on June 6, 2010. The course suffered significant damage from the quick clay landslide (kvikkleireskredet) in 2020. It has since been rebuilt as a new, exciting 9-hole layout. Maintenance and construction work is planned for the 2025 season, particularly on hole 2.

Did You Know? The course was officially opened on June 6, 2010, marking a decade of play before the 2020 landslide. The club features a dedicated short hole course with three holes ranging from 50 to 80 meters. This compact layout provides a focused practice option alongside the main 9-hole routing. The course’s open and clear design contrasts with the water hazards that come into play.