The summer capital of Estonia - Pärnu is just a 1.5 hour car drive away from Tallinn and a 2.5 hour car drive away from the centre of the Baltic states - Riga. Pärnu is located at a shallow and warm-watered bay and is a well-known resort town already since 1838. There are 10 large SPA centres in the city and they host tens of thousands of holiday-makers every year. 

Designed by distinguished golf course architect Bob Hunt, the modern design of The V Golf Club combines the best elements of Scottish Links with American golf course architecture. The golf course was awarded the annual Development of the Year in 2009 by Golf Inc. magazine and is a member of Preferred Golf, a collection of the world’s finest golf resorts.

Niitvälja is the home of Estonian golf - the first golf course built in Estonia and in the Baltics, located just 30 km from Tallinn. It was opened in 1993 and the first architect of the course was Ake Persson. In 2006 the whole course was modernized and five new holes were built by the architect Peter Chamberline. In the last years, Estonian golfers have rated Niitvälja Golf as the best golf course in Estonia.

Pärnu Bay Golf Links is a links course in the true sense of the word: a coastal stretch of land with sandy soil and fescue grasses – a true test of every golfer’s abilities.The course was designed by architect Lassi Pekka Tilander with Mick McShane as the lead shaper, best known as the lead shaper for world-famous St. Andrews Links’ Castle Course and Kingsbarns Golf Links.

The Classic 18-hole 72 par golf course, designed by famous architect David Krausse, is situated in the picturesque valley of the Danė River and confirms to world standards.  Golf players will be delighted with the variety of landscape – the Danė River flows through the course, which also contains many wetlands. The 18th green, which is the signature hole of National Golf Resort, is shaped in the form of the map of Lithuania.

Otepää Golf Center is a complex service & competition place with a high quality full-size championship course (18 holes PAR 73), which is located in the ancient forest between two beautiful lakes in a unique natural environment of the Otepää Nature Park. The course was opened in 2006 and it is interesting for beginners as well as amateurs and professionals. Picturesque nature and rolling hills make it a really fun and challenging course.