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Capitals Golf Club
Pipiriškiai, Elektrėnai Municipality, Lithuania
18 Holes · Green fee not confirmed by two sites · Parkland
— About
About Capitals Golf Club
Capitals Golf Club is an 18-hole course at Pipiriškiai village in Elektrėnai municipality, between Vilnius and Kaunas. Peter Chamberlain designed it across rolling, wooded land with natural lakes. Eight lakes and 67 bunkers guard the layout. Three sets of tees, white, yellow and red, let players of different levels share the same holes.
- The surrounding area is ringed by Lithuania's historic capitals: Vilnius, Kaunas, Trakai and Kernavė.
- A conference hall at the clubhouse lets groups pair a corporate event with a round of golf.
- Rental clubs, trolleys and electric carts are available, so visitors can arrive without equipment.
- The club has a driving range and practice areas for chipping and putting.
History of Capitals Golf Club
Capitals opened in stages. The first nine holes were ready in 2005, and the full 18-hole course followed in 2006.
When to play Capitals Golf Club
The playing season starts in April.
Playing Capitals Golf Club: tips
Visitors can book tee times at the club, and a pro shop and restaurant serve the clubhouse. Hotel rooms are available on site, which suits a weekend stay. Check the club's rates page for current green fees.
— Weather at Capitals Golf Club
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Visit Capitals Golf Club
Vingio st. 90, Pipiriškiai village, Elektrėnai municipality, LT-21331
Pipiriškiai, Elektrėnai Municipality, Lithuania
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Capitals Golf Club
Where can I stay at Capitals Golf Club?
The club has its own hotel on site, along with a restaurant, so you can play and stay on the same property.
Can I take lessons at Capitals Golf Club?
Yes. The club runs a golf academy with individual lessons and courses.
What are the tee options at Capitals Golf Club?
There are three sets of tees on each hole: white, yellow and red.