Mölle is one of Sweden's most classic golf courses, as well as one of the most beautiful. Bananas laid out in the Kullaberg nature reserve, which makes a round of golf at Mölle somewhat extra special. MölleGolfklubb was founded in 1943 by course architect Ture Bruce. The original course had 12 holes and was inaugurated by the then Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf. 1958 additional six holes. Not very long, but it requires a little imagination, a flexible intellect and a little feeling in the wrists. If you don't have any of that, you'll have a great time anyway. If nothing else, you will be enthralled by the view. From the course you have an expansive view of the Kattegat and Öresund, and on the horizon, Denmark and, on clear days, the Bjäre Peninsula as well. Påklubben is also home to Kullagården's Wärdshus, a hotel and restaurant dating back to the 16th century built in British Tudor style where you eat and sleep well.