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Lithuania

Lithuania is the biggest of the three Baltic States and it was the first to break away from the former Soviet Union. It's is a country with a diverse landscape and strong religious roots, to which the incredible Hill of Crosses bears testament. In the middle of an arable field near Šiauliai, there are literally thousands of crosses of all shapes and sizes covering the entire hill. Some say it’s a memorial and others suggest it’s a shrine to the anti-communist resistance but this “cross planting” tradition dates back to the 14th century. Crosses or no crosses, Lithuania is a fascinating country with a rich heritage.

  1. Capitals Golf Club

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    Capitals Golf Club

    Established on a site that’s roughly equidistant to the four historical Lithuanian capitals of Kernavė, Trakai, Kaunas and Vilnius, The Capitals Golf Club is a Peter Chamberlain design that opened in 2005.

  2. National Golf Resort

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    National Golf Resort

    Set out on the floodplain of the meandering Danė River, the course at National Golf Resort is a David Krause design that’s complemented by a driving range, a 3-hole executive course and first-class practice facilities.

  3. The V Golf Club

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    The V Golf Club

    The course at the V Golf Club is set within a 350-acre estate adjacent to the Vilnius Grand Resort, which is located some 20 kilometres to the northwest of Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania.

  4. European Centre Golf Club

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    European Centre Golf Club

    Laid out on rather flat terrain next to Lake Girija, the lightly bunkered layout at the European Centre Golf Club features eighteen holes which are routed around a number of small ponds and water channels.