The most notable course here is the Marbæk, a particularly difficult layout that opened in 1975 with a design by the architect Frederik Dreyer. The winds from the North Sea can be a big factor here, but good scoring is still possible. Evidence? The course record is 64, shot by Thomas Bjørn in 1995.

The less-punishing Myrtue 18 opened in 1993 with a design by Dreyer, but was modified in 2007 with a design by Henrik Jacobsen. Also here is a six-hole, par-3 academy course.

The standard walking rate on the Marbæk is DK 450, while the Myrtue 18 is DK 300 (carts are DK 250).