HB Køge Women is a Danish professional women's football club based in Køge, Zealand. The women's football organisation originated in 2009 as part of the HB Køge structure and has developed into one of Denmark's leading women's football organisations. HB Køge itself was established on 1 July 2009 as a professional football structure built by the historic local clubs Køge Boldklub and Herfølge Boldklub. The women's section was established as HB Køge Pigefodbold in 2016 under Herfølge Boldklub and transferred into the HB Køge organisation in 2020. In spring 2025, the women's and girls' activities were transferred into the newly established HB Køge Kvindefodbold ApS, creating a dedicated organisational structure for the women's side. The club competes in Denmark's A-Liga and plays its home matches in Køge. HB Køge Women has established a strong reputation for talent development and competitive football, with its youth department providing an important pathway for developing young female players. The club's current youth structure includes teams and development activities across several age groups, and its coaching recruitment demonstrates a continued focus on strengthening the elite talent environment for girls. HB Køge Women has also developed an increasingly ambitious sporting and commercial strategy. The organisation's LinkedIn profile describes a clear vision of raising standards in Danish women's football while developing female role models both on and off the pitch. The club's current operations include sporting, commercial, communications and administrative functions, supported by a professional staff structure. In 2026, HB Køge Women achieved a historic milestone by winning both the Danish league championship and the Danish Cup, completing the first women's double in the club's history. The achievement also secured a route into UEFA Women's Champions League qualification and represented a major step in the club's sporting development. The club is headquartered at Ved Stadion 4 in Køge and operates from the local stadium environment. Its LinkedIn profile identifies HB Køge Women as a privately held spectator-sports organisation with 11–50 employees and headquarters in Køge, Zealand.