Remson Golf Club

Remson Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course established in 2003, designed by Gustav Segerstam with consultant Pekka Sivula. The course features a par 36 layout with a total length of 2,811 meters, offering a slope rating of 129 and a rating of 35.7, indicating moderate difficulty.

Located in Finland, the course is characterized by its natural landscape with gravel paths and trails connecting the holes. The terrain includes various challenges such as water hazards, notably on hole 2, along with bunkers and natural features like ant hills and earth mounds that come into play during rounds.

The course implements specific local rules for playability, including free drops at nearest playable spots for balls landing on gravel roads, ant hills, distance markers, and sprinkler systems. The design emphasizes fair play while maintaining the course's natural character, with distance markers at 200, 150, and 100 meters to assist golfers in club selection.