Parnu Bay Golf Links

About the club

Parnu Bay Golf Links is a links golf course in the true sense of the word: a coastal piece of land with sandy soil and fescue grasses. The course was designed by architect Lassi Pekka Tilander and built by Nelson & Vecchio with Mick McShane as the lead shaper. The latter is famous for having been the lead shaper for Saint Andrews Links' Castle Course and Kingsbarns Golf Links. The course is the very first links course in the Baltic region and features wide fairways and expansive sand areas, as well as multi-leveled greens. The par-72 course measures 6,200 meters from the back tees. Both the front and back nines start and finish near the clubhouse. The Club also offers a par-3 course of five holes, a driving range, putting green and clubhouse.