The Lofoten Links golf course, located beyond the Arctic Circle, is rapidly gaining popularity among players. A recent visit by renowned golfer Viktor Hovland has brought additional attention to this course. Lofoten Links has become a 'dream destination' for many thanks to its picturesque views, where mountains meet the coast, and its challenging layouts. The course, which began as a project by a local farmer in the 1990s, has evolved into a full-fledged 18-hole course and climbed to the 66th spot in GOLF's World Top 100 ranking. Significant investments in infrastructure and creating comfortable accommodations for guests have been made by Cabot. Despite its remote location, a trip to Lofoten is justified: here you can not only enjoy the game but also try to beat Hovland's record of 63 strokes.
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