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Estonian Golf & Country Club
Jõelähtme, Harju County, Estonia
18 Holes · Par 72 · Green fees on request · Parkland
— About
About Estonian Golf & Country Club
Estonian Golf & Country Club in Jõelähtme is led by its Sea Course, an 18-hole, par 72 layout that stretches beyond 7,000 yards from the back tees. The holes wind through forest, past oak alleys, old boulders and natural ponds, then reach toward the beach and follow the Jägala River. The club has a second layout, the Stone Course, on a limestone plain.
- The clubhouse has a restaurant, a pro shop and saunas.
- A driving range and practice areas are on site, and private lessons are available.
- Golf carts and rental clubs can be booked at the clubhouse.
- The club sits about 25 kilometers from Tallinn.
History of Estonian Golf & Country Club
The Sea Course opened in 2002 to a design by Lassi Pekka Tilander. In 2016 it hosted the European Amateur Championship.
When to play Estonian Golf & Country Club
Where the Sea Course opens toward the Gulf of Finland, wind is a factor, so allow for it when choosing clubs on exposed holes.
Playing Estonian Golf & Country Club: tips
Phone +372 602 5290 or email welcome@egcc.ee to ask about tee times. The club is at Klubi tee 4, Manniva village, in Jõelähtme parish, Harju County.
— Weather at Estonian Golf & Country Club
Approximate conditions · Observed · Open-Meteo
Visit Estonian Golf & Country Club
Klubi tee 4, Manniva küla, Jõelähtme parish, Harju County
Jõelähtme, Harju County, Estonia
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Estonian Golf & Country Club
Can visitors play at Estonian Golf & Country Club?
Yes. The club welcomes visitors and the course is open to the public, so you do not need to be a member to book a round.
Is the course close to Tallinn?
It is about 25 kilometers from the center of Tallinn, in Jõelähtme parish.
Is the Sea Course hilly?
There is some movement in the land: the course changes about 40 meters in elevation overall, across forest and along the Jägala River.