Ranking among Continental Europe’s best resorts*, Estonian Golf & Country Club is among Eastern Europe’s finest. Perfectly crafted along the Baltic Coast and the Jägala River delta, its 27 holes have been attracting golfers since the complex opened in 2005.
The critically acclaimed, 18-hole Sea Course, with views of the Gulf of Finland, and the nine-hole Stone Course, hewn from an ancient archaeological site, featuring giant boulders – remnants of the last ice age, are complemented by a stylish clubhouse, modern practice facilities and one of Estonia’s sought-after real estate developments.
Located just 25km from Estonia’s capital, Tallinn, guests can explore one of Europe’s historic and cultural hubs that still retains its cobblestoned Old Town and 13th-century architectural landmarks that preserve the city’s rich story.
* Golf World 2022
Created by Finnish designer Lassi-Pekka Tilander, the Sea Course meanders more than 7,000 yards through virgin forest which reaches out to a spectacular ocean outlook, impressively framed on the signature 3rd hole. Its nine-hole sister layout, the Stone Course, lies on a limestone plain between junipers, restored stone fences and a protected national heritage site where each hole has a story to tell. The courses are open to the coastal winds and impart a links feeling.
In addition to the two main courses, the resort features a nine-hole Par 3 course inside the Stone Course. Built primarily for children, the Rising Star course is available to anyone who wants to practice their short game.
Estonian Golf & Country Club’s extensive practice facilities include a large grass tee area, 10 covered bays, 100m short game area and practice bunkers. Adjacent to the practice area is the larch pitched roof clubhouse, the central point of club activities, that offers a restaurant and dressing rooms equipped with saunas to relax the body after a day on the course.
Links golf on Estonia’s Baltic Coast
Architectural originality set within an ancient archaeological site and blending skilfully into the natural landscape is the unique home opportunity available in five distinct village areas being developed at Estonian Golf & Country Club, beside the Baltic Sea. The unique village community, part of the Rebala heritage reserve, follows the principles and traditions of Estonian beach villages, but each community has its own distinct story and character.
