Jeremy Turner

Jeremy Turner is a respected English golf course architect renowned for his extensive work in Scandinavia, particularly Sweden and Norway. He began his golf architecture career in 1987, leveraging his background as a landscape architect and his lifelong passion for golf. Turner has designed or contributed to over 20 golf courses, earning a reputation for layouts that challenge skilled players while remaining enjoyable for all. His most celebrated project is Lofoten Links in Norway, a dramatic course set inside the Arctic Circle, where he collaborated closely with the Hov family from concept through gradual development—starting with six holes in 1998 and reaching a full eighteen in 2015. Turner’s work exemplifies an organic, site-sensitive approach, influenced by links traditions and local landscapes. Notably, he also crafted the prestigious Postołowo Golf Club in Poland. Turner’s impact on Scandinavian golf architecture is significant, helping shape the region's golf identity.