Ozo Golf Club

Ozo Golf Club is located on the shores of Lake Ķīšezers in northwestern Riga, Latvia. The 18-hole course stretches 6,400 meters from the championship tees and was designed by architect Rob Swedberg, who incorporated mountainous motifs from his native Denver while adapting the design to the lakeside landscape. The course features diverse terrain with some hilly, forested sections and flatter, open coastal zones that create a varied playing experience.

The layout includes 16 artificial ponds and 50 sand bunkers integrated throughout the course. The club is owned by legendary Latvian ice hockey player Sandis Ozoliņš, an NHL All-Star seven times and Stanley Cup winner with the Colorado Avalanche in 1996. The course is suited for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. Ozo Golf Club is ranked in the Top 100 golf courses and was designated as Latvia's national sports base in 2005, serving as the primary training and education center for the nation's golf teams.