Finland
158 courses • 28 golf regions • ISO: FI
Golf Regions
- Tampere (2 courses)
- Raseborg (3 courses)
- Rovaniemi (1 courses)
- Porvoo (7 courses)
- Hämeenlinna (4 courses)
- Lahti (1 courses)
- Seinäjoki (3 courses)
- Kuopio (3 courses)
- Mikkeli (2 courses)
- Asikkala (2 courses)
- Kotka (1 courses)
- Kokkola (2 courses)
- Joensuu (1 courses)
- Pori (2 courses)
- Pedersöre (1 courses)
- Jyväskylä (1 courses)
- Siikajoki (1 courses)
- Salon suuralue (1 courses)
- Espoo (9 courses)
- Manner-Suomi (89 courses)
- Salo (4 courses)
- Lappeenranta (3 courses)
- Oulu (1 courses)
- Vantaa (3 courses)
- Helsinki (4 courses)
- Turku (3 courses)
- Kouvola (3 courses)
- Vaasa (1 courses)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to experience golf in Finland?
You absolutely must aim for June or July if you want to play under the midnight sun. The endless daylight means you can tee off late and still enjoy a full round, a truly unique experience you won't find just anywhere.
What kind of golf courses can I expect to find in Finland?
Finland's courses are often beautifully integrated into the natural landscape, meaning you'll play through stunning forests and alongside tranquil lakes. While not links-heavy, you'll find well-maintained parkland courses that offer a peaceful, immersive round.
Is golf in Finland expensive compared to other European destinations?
You'll find Finland to be quite reasonable, especially when compared to golf hotspots further south. Green fees are generally moderate, and the overall value for the quality of play and unique setting is excellent.
Beyond the midnight sun, what makes golfing in Finland truly unique?
The post-round sauna experience is a quintessential Finnish tradition you shouldn't miss. Many clubs have excellent facilities, allowing you to relax and reflect on your game in true local style, often with a refreshing dip afterwards.
How easy is it to travel between courses in Finland?
Getting around Finland is surprisingly straightforward, with excellent road networks and clear signage, even in more remote areas. Most courses are easily accessible by car, making it simple to plan a multi-course trip across different regions.