The course have aged and it's not as outstanding compared to the rest of the worlds courses, as it was some years ago; but it's still outstanding.

Very little OB and a possibility to scramble. The course (to me) set the standard on how a disc golf course should be built: how wide a fairway should be compared to the hole length. This was also the course that (again for me) open my eyes for how disc golf par 4 holes could/should be developed.

The course and club offers a genuine hospitality that makes everyone feel welcome. This is where the European disc golf heart has pumped the last twenty years.

Short season since it's in northern Sweden. I also hold a personal grudge towards the mosquitoes.

Excellent courses and a nice shop.
Really world class on the different courses.
Well maintained.
Expanding course so often there is some new hole to try out.

No real restaurant, but there are snacks for sale.

They don't get any better than this, easily the best course in Europe for maintenance, layout, variety of shots and just plain awesomeness. It's an absolute must play if you are headed into northern Sweden, the players and staff were all really friendly and welcoming to an outside player. I played the championship 9 hole course as well and it is incredibly tough and a true test of your full variety of shot making as a player. Bring your a game, you will need it on this 9 hole course. The main 18 is much shorter , but still a great test of accuracy and shape.

The only con is that I don't live in northern Sweden.

Do what you have to do to get there someday, it's as good a course as you will likely ever play. Pro shop, driving range, restaurant, amazingness.