Officially it is known as Stockholms Golf Klubb, and perhaps Royal Stockholm Golf Klubb...not 100% sure of the latter.
Saw a B&W picture of the course in Svensk Golf or Golf Digest Sverige years ago and thought...wow...it was a really stunning course. It looks like there has been major bunker loss.
Played several rounds there including a tournament about 10 years ago. It the course closest to Stockholm center, and the city has reclaimed some of the golf course for high-rise apts. When I played it the course was par-69, and I understood the course was going to lose more land.
It is a fun course, especially in Scandinavia as the typical course there is narrow, tree lined, with the standard rock outcroppings thrown in to irritate...this course has none of these features, and I do remember some of the greens being a challenge.
The bunkers are now grass faced.
The third hole was as challenging as it looks in the photo.
The driving range is an aqua affair, hitting into a tongue of the lake across the road from the clubhouse.
What I can interpret from the bottom with my backwoods Svenska is George Maywood was the planner and construction supervisor.