Golf Regions in Eastern Europe
Bulgaria
Tourism has flourished in Bulgaria in recent years as economy and market have matured and this has given Bulgaria the chance to show what it has to offer. This is most apparent in the golf market, which has gone from strength to strength. Many golf enthusiasts are turning to Bulgaria as their top destination for golf due to its sunny days and warm hospitality. As a consequence, new golf courses are being built and many older ones are continually being improved. More about Bulgaria
Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a place where golfers can experience a unique combination of their favourite sport played against a backdrop of historical sites and natural beauty. Golf courses have sprung up across the Czech Republic and this boom in new facilities is set to continue. Investors are now focusing in particular on top-notch courses and facilities, including accommodation and various wellness programmes. At present in the Czech Republic there are 131 golf clubs and 80 golf courses. The best courses with the highest standard of services can be found around the capital, in the West Bohemian spa triangle and North Moravia. Some of the most scenic courses can be found at Karlštejn, Konopiště, Marienbad, Carlsbad, Cihelny near Carlsbad, Pilsen, Šilheřoviceand Čeladná. More about Czech Republic
Estonia
Estonia has several courses to offer you, all set in beautiful landscapes and usually open from May to November. You can rent golfing equipment on the spot and there are instructors available if you are a beginner looking for tips. Estonian golf courses tend to be flat and require precise playing strategies. Numerous water hazards, fairways, dense forest make the playing interesting for all players, regardless of their age, fitness or skill level. In Otepää, you can also play winter golf in the snow. The quality of the golf courses is high - a number of international competitions are held in Estonia. More about Estonia
Lithuania
Lithuania was the first of the three Baltic States to break away from the former Soviet Union. It is a fascinating country with a rich heritage. Golf is fairly new to the country and currently has only three golf courses. There is the Elnias Golf Club which is a 9-holer at Kaunas, The Capitals Golf Club and the most famous of the three, Vilnius Golf & Country Club. The area for the courses lie in a dramatically varied landscape containing natural lakes, streams, wooded areas and magnificent views of the unspoiled surrounding countryside. More about Lithuania
Poland
Golf is a fairly new sport in Poland and since the 1990's it has grown in popularity and has seen some considerable investment in its golf courses. A golf holiday in Poland provides an interesting experience on relatively new courses amid spectacular untamed settings and scenery. More about Poland
