Our course was professionally designed by Swedish course architect Björn Eriksson. Set in a stunning lake landscape, the course offers unforgettable playing experiences and provides an enjoyable challenge for both beginners and more experienced players. The course was completed in 2004.

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1 Kiln

Par 4. The first hole is a gentle dogleg to the left, framed by two old stone walls. Two bunkers on the fairway add challenge to the approach shot.

2 Range

Par 3. The second hole is a medium-length par 3. Many shots end up in the greenside bunker.

3 Workshop

Par 5. First a dogleg to the right, followed by a dogleg to the left. Unexpected challenges such as water, forest, and bunkers can surprise even the bravest player.

4 Birch Trap

Par 4. Forest, water, and bunkers make the tee shot challenging. The green is not visible from the fairway, as the hole is played uphill.

5 Clear Cut

Par 4. A straight tee shot is the best way to avoid the biggest challenges. Both a hook and a slice can create difficulties for the next shot.

6 Pond

Par 3. The water hazard on the left scares many players into playing it safe and aiming slightly to the right.

7 Southbound

Par 5. Pirilö’s longest hole. Bunkers on both sides of the fairway make the tee shot challenging. The final third is narrow, with large pine trees lining the left side. Bunkers in front of and behind the green demand a precise approach shot.

8 Downhill

Par 4. A line of bunkers on the right claims its share of victims. The approach is made more difficult by the water hazard surrounding the beautiful green, as well as additional bunkers.

9 Pine View

Par 4. There is plenty of room off the tee if you choose the safe line. If you aim for a long drive, the fairway narrows and the forest on both sides can feel very close.

10 Cottage Road

Par 4. If you choose to use a driver off the tee, the shot needs to be straight. About 100 meters before the green the hole becomes very narrow, with hazards on both sides.

11 Barn Side

Par 4. The longest par 4 on the course. Bunkers on both sides of the fairway make the tee shot challenging. To reach the right side of the green over the greenside bunker, a high approach shot is required.

12 Squirrels Nest

Par 4. One of Pirilö’s most beautiful holes, with rolling mounds running the entire length of the fairway. Four large bunkers make the hole considerably more challenging than it first appears.

13 Bay Side

Par 3. The course’s signature hole. While Pirilö features plenty of water hazards throughout the course, nowhere is it as striking as on this hole, where the green is located on a small peninsula.

14 Juniper

Par 4. Large birch trees near the green require a tee shot aimed down the center of the fairway. In addition, water, forest, and bunkers can quickly turn dreams of a birdie into disappointment.

15 Swan Lake

Par 5. An overly aggressive drive can easily end up in the forest on the right or in thick rough on the left. Myllyperä’s inland lake creates the next hazard along the left side of the hole all the way to the green.

16 Water Front

Par 3. The shortest hole on the course. The tee shot is played straight toward water. The green is surrounded by bunkers.

17 Wild Goose

Par 4. There is plenty of room for a full swing and a driver off the tee. The real challenge comes on the green, which slopes sharply to the right.

18 Birch Grove

Par 5. This parkland-style hole is a naturally beautiful creation.