Pärnu Bay Golf Links

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 course is the first links course in the Baltic region and features wide fairways and expansive sand areas, as well as multi-leveled greens with bold movement. The par-72 course plays from 4,500 to 6,200 meters.

The course also features par-three course of 5 holes, driving range, putting green, marvelous clubhouse facing the sea with a fully equipped pro shop, saunas and restaurant EAGLE offering local flavors with a Nordic twist.

Taking inspiration from a ball on a tee, the architects have created the ultimate in links course clubhouses. At the top of the highest point on the course, the glass-walled restaurant offers a breathtaking 360-degree view – guests may enjoy the sight of the sea, forest, or golf course, or all three with just a turn of the head.

The panoramic terrace is ideal for refreshing drinks and dining, or for an unparalleled view of the first shots and glorious finishes of any tournament.