Golf in Iceland
Courses, visitor green fees and the weather – a guide for golfers visiting Iceland, from the Icelandic golf site Golfið.
Prices checked 5 October 2026
Green fees
Icelandic clubs charge two rates: a lower one for members of clubs in the Golf Union of Iceland (GSÍ) and a full rate for everyone else. Visitors from abroad pay the full rate. The fees below are the full rate for 18 holes on a weekday, as published by each club; some 9-hole clubs charge a day fee instead. Prices are in Icelandic krónur.
Booking
Many clubs take tee-time bookings through GolfBox, and the links below go to each club's own price list. Check opening hours and course conditions with the club before you go.
The season and the midnight sun
Courses are generally open from late spring to early autumn, and many close for the winter – Brautarholt, for example, is open from 1 May to 30 September. Around midsummer it stays light all night, so golf late in the evening is possible; Kiðjaberg sells “midnight golf” tee times after 21:00.
Weather and winter golf
Wind matters more than temperature. Our golf weather page (in Icelandic) scores every course from 0 to 10 for today and tomorrow – a higher number is better. In winter, Icelanders play indoors: golf simulators cost from ISK 2,500 an hour.
Reykjavík area
Reykjanes peninsula
South Iceland
West Iceland
Westfjords
North Iceland
East Iceland
Golfið (golfid.is) is an Icelandic-language golf news site. All prices come from the clubs' own websites and are checked regularly; always confirm with the club when you book. Questions or corrections: ritstjorn@golfid.is.