Swedish golf architect Nils Sköld designed Grafarholtsvöllur, which partially opened in 1963 and was completed in 1968. It is the oldest 18-hole course in all of Iceland and, not surprisingly, it has hosted a long string of European and Nordic tournaments and championships. The signature hole here is the 15th, a par-5 with the tee-boxes on a hill that overlooks the city of Reykjavik and a 190-meter drop to the fairway from the back tee.

This is one of several courses owned and operated by Golofklubbur Reykjavikur, which was founded in 1934, making it the oldest golf club in Iceland.

Hole measurements are in meters.