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The V Golf Club

Vilnius, Vilnius District, Lithuania

3.9

18 Holes · Par 72 · Green fee figures differ between sites · Parkland

Open to visitorsWater hazards

About The V Golf Club

The V Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 course beside Vilnius Grand Resort at Ežeraičiai in Vilnius district. Bob Hunt designed it, and it opened in autumn 2009. From the back tees it measures 6,312 meters. Natural lakes and water hazards come into play, and four tee positions are offered on each hole. The design blends ideas from Scottish links golf with American architecture.

  • In 2019 the course hosted the EGA European Team Amateur Championship and a CPG Pro-Am.
  • Greens are built to USGA specification on sand-based fairways.
  • The practice area includes a driving range, putting green and a chipping green with two practice bunkers.
  • Rental clubs and golf carts are available for visitors who travel without equipment.

When to play The V Golf Club

The course lies 0.4 kilometers from Vilnius Grand Resort.

Playing The V Golf Club: tips

Visitors can book a round at the club, and play is open to non-guests of the resort. A pro shop and Italian restaurant, Trattoria Verde, are in the clubhouse.

Visit The V Golf Club

Ežeraičių g. 2, Ežeraičiai, LT-14200 Vilnius district

Vilnius, Vilnius District, Lithuania

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Practical Information

Driving Range
Practice Area
Pro Shop
Restaurant
Cart Rental
Club Rental

Frequently Asked Questions about The V Golf Club

What tees can I play at The V Golf Club?

Each hole has four tee boxes: black, white, yellow and red. The back tees measure 6,312 meters.

Is The V Golf Club open to non-guests of the resort?

Yes. The course is open to the public, and the club takes tee-time requests directly.

Where can I eat at The V Golf Club?

Trattoria Verde, an Italian restaurant, is in the clubhouse.

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