Golf at Estonian Golf & Country Club

The Estonian Golf & Country Club is a golf, leisure and sports complex situated in an ancient Estonian cultural setting. The area's history can be traced back more than 5000 years. Official historical sites on the grounds include restored stone walls, old oaks, ancient coins and other findings from the area - making it a truly unique atmosphere. Add to this the numerous ponds, the Baltic seaside and the delta of the Jägala River with its soviet time bridge, and what you have, is an exceptional experience on what will most probably become the next PGA level course in New Europe.

There are two courses - 9 holes and 18 holes. The 9 holes of the EGCC golf course lie on a limestone plain between junipers restored stone fences and protected national heritages. Each hole has its own story to tell. The course is open to winds and holds the feeling of old British links. However the numerous ancient cites and findings tell us about the history of Estonia.

Sea Course (18 holes) is a true Championship Course. Golf tracks are built on virgin forests that reach out until to the beach and to the Jägala Juga. Oak pathways, old bowlers and natural ponds have given EGCC the chance to create a true pearl of golf course design.

The length and complexity of the Sea Course is a real challenge even for highly qualified golfers.

All transfers to EGCC are made with executive vehicles (Mercedes Benz E220, max 2 pax); or 8 - 20 passengers seating comfortable buses equipped with audio-video systems, air-tight windows and air-conditioner.