The 18-hole (par-72) course occupies 70 hectares, and is surrounded by stunning deciduous woodland. The course was landscaped by designers with many years’ experience, based on classic Scottish traditions, and combines the Parkland and Links types of course. More than 100 bunkers, trees, lakes, waterfalls, changeable wind and even white swans make playing on the Superior course always a thrilling, unpredictable experience. It is this that attracts seasoned golfers, and enables beginners to develop into masters here. And for those not yet ready to conquer the professional course, there is also a mini-golf course.

During the golfing season, from mid-April through October, the Club runs regular tournaments. International and amateur ones, charity and junior ones, corporate and themed ones.
You can train and learn to play golf throughout the year. In the winter, there are activities for kids and adults on the Clubhouse simulators, as well as small contests. At warm times of the year, every training area is open: driving range, putting green, and chipping green.

Superior Golf Club offers instructors and coaches, and hires out and repairs golfing equipment. Everything you need to play is available to buy in the Pro Shop, which always has the latest collections from world-leading brands in stock.

As at any other European golf course, we have space for golfers to relax and socialize – our Clubhouse. Every corner here tells of golfing culture and traditions. The Clubhouse is designed in the classic English style. And the interior of the authentic Cigar Room (with special cases for Club members to store their cigars) is steeped in the atmosphere of the old Scottish clubs. But the most interesting things of all are collected in the Golf Museum: antique golf clubs, vintage balls, rare bags, commemorative cups and awards – this exhibition is the only one of its kind in former Soviet countries.

The Albatross restaurant, offering signature cuisine, is also located in the Clubhouse.