Knut Børsheim

{{Infobox golfer | name =  | image = | image_size =  | caption = | fullname = | nickname = | birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1987|04|29|df=y}} | birth_place = | death_date =  | death_place = | height = {{height|ft=6|in=1}} | weight =  | nationality = Norwegian | residence = | spouse = | partner = | children = | college = Arizona State University | status =  | yearpro =  | retired =  | tour = European Tour | extour = Challenge Tour | prowins =  | pgawins =  | eurowins =  | japwins =  | asiawins =  | sunwins =  | auswins =  | nwidewins =  | chalwins =  | champwins =  | seneurowins =  | otherwins =  | majorwins =  | masters =  | usopen =  | open =  | pga =  | wghofid =  | wghofyear =  | award1 =  | year1 =  | award2 = | year2 = | awardssection =  }} '''Knut Børsheim''' (29 April 1987) is a [[Norway|Norwegian]] [[professional golfer]]. After finishing 7th at the 2011 European Tour Qualifying School, he qualified for the 2012 [[European Tour]] season. His best finish on the [[Challenge Tour]] 2011 was a second place in September at the [[Kazakhstan Open]]. ==Amateur wins== *2009 Norwegian Amateur Championship ==Team appearances== *2006 Eisenhower Trophy (representing Norway) ==See also== *[[2011 European Tour Qualifying School graduates]] ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== *{{EuroTour player|34717}} *[http://www.thesundevils.com/sports/m-golf/mtt/borsheim_knut00.html Profile on thesundevils.com] *{{OWGR|11308}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Borsheim, Knut}} [[Category:1987 births]] [[Category:Norwegian golfers]] [[Category:Living people]]

Svein Heglund

{{Infobox military person | name = Svein Heglund | image = | caption = | birth_date = {{Birth date|1918|12|10|df=y}} | death_date = {{Death date and age|1998|06|18|1918|12|10|df=y}} | birth_place = Kristiania (Oslo) | death_place = Oslo | placeofburial = | placeofburial_label = | placeofburial_coordinates =  | nickname = | birth_name = | allegiance ={{flag|Norway}} | branch =[[Norwegian Army Air Service]]<br/>[[Royal Norwegian Air Force]] | serviceyears = 1940-1982 | rank = Major General | servicenumber = | unit = | commands = | battles = | battles_label = | awards = | relations = | laterwork = | signature = }} '''Svein Heglund''' (10 December 1918 – 18 June 1998) was a Norwegian pilot, officer and engineer. Heglund was a conscript in a Norwegian anti-aircraft battery in Oslo when Poland was invaded in 1939. When his national service period ended, he applied for the Army Air Service Pilot School, but it was after the application date. He then went to Switzerland for engineering studies. When Germany attacked Norway in April 1940, he and fellow student [[Jens Müller (pilot)|Jens Müller]] signed on a ship heading for Portsmouth. From there they headed for Little Norway in Canada, where they were enrolled in the first class at the pilot school. {{DEFAULTSORT:Heglund, Svein}} [[Category:1918 births]] [[Category:1998 deaths]] [[Category:Norwegian World War II flying aces]] [[Category:Royal Norwegian Air Force generals]] [[Category:People from Oslo]] [[Category:Recipients of the Norwegian War Cross with Sword]] [[Category:Recipients of the War Medal (Norway)]] [[Category:Companions of the Distinguished Service Order]] [[Category:Recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom)]] [[no:Svein Heglund]]

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Oslo Golfklubb

{{coord|59|57|45.590|N|10|38|17.884|E|region:NO_type:landmark|display=title}} '''Oslo Golfklubb''' was established in 1924 as Norway's first golf club. It is a parkland course located south of [[Bogstadvannet]] and [[Sørkedalen]]. When the young ship broker Ragnar Halle came home after years abroad, he wanted to form a golf club to continue to play the game he had learned in United Kingdom. A commitee was set to explore the possibilites to lend land for a golf course. In June 1924 the committee got a deal with landowner [[Westye Parr Egeberg (1877-1959)|Westye Egeberg]] at [[Bogstad]]. He was willing to let the golf club hire a portion of his estate south of [[Bogstadvannet]]. Few days later Kristiania Golf Klub was founded. The first hiring was the skier [[Johan Grøttumsbråten]] as assistant [[green keeper]]. The first few holes were soon planted, and as funds allowed more holes were laid out. Within a few years more land was needed. The present club house was erected in 1935. Prior to that, an old refurnished barn had served as club house. This barn burned down during the Second World War. Oslo Golfklubb was, with Borregaard Golfklubb, Høsbjør Golfklubb and Bergen Golfklubb, a founding member of the national golf federation, Norges Golfforbund, in 1948. The club's influence in Norwegian golf was huge; it took 33 years before the federation got a chairman from another club than Oslo, and from 1948 to 1956 the club championship also counted as the national championship. The course has been host to two [[Ladies European Tour]] events, [[SAS Masters (women's golf)|P4 Norwegian Masters]] in 2002 and [[SAS Masters (women's golf)|SAS Masters]] in 2006, both won by [[Laura Davies]]. From 1995 to 1997 it was host to [[Norwegian Challenge]] on the [[Challenge Tour]]. After the 2007 season, the course was closed for upgrading, and reopened in the spring of 2009.<ref>Aftenposten 3 June 2009</ref> ==Sources== *Oslo Golfklubb 25 år. *Oslo Golfklubb – 1924-1974. *Fra knickersadel til folkesport – Oslo Golfklubb 1924-1999. *Golf – den eventyrlige sporten. (Kleppen, 1998) ISBN 82-03-22276-5 ==References== {{reflist}} ==External links== *[http://www.oslogk.no/ Official site of Oslo Golfklubb] [[Category:Golf in Norway]] [[Category:Golf clubs and courses in Norway]] [[Category:Sports venues in Oslo]] [[no:Oslo Golfklubb]]