Golf in Lithuania
We have 5 golf courses in Lithuania in our golf course database.
Consider taking your next golf holiday to Lithuania. Lithuania’s climate is unpredictable, the winters are cold, and summers are mild and sometimes wet. The best time to travel would be during the summer months, and book your hotel inland, to beat the rain.
A short drive from Vilnius, is a magnificent golf course that you will regret missing, the European Center Golf Club. This course is 18 holes, and one of the best courses in Europe. Visitors travel from far away to experience this golf course for themselves.
The Capitals Golf Club is a high quality course, a great place to conduct business deals or meetings. The Club’s course was designed by Peter Chamberlain, a great golf architect known across the globe. This is an 18 hole championship course, par 71. The course sits on a beautiful plot of land, surrounded by eight lakes and includes 67 bunkers.
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