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Golf in Finland is the most happening sport. Tourists visit Finland in large numbers to play Golf in Finland. There are many world-class golf courses to be found in the country of Finland for the golf lovers to enjoy the sport of golf.

Finland offers fantastic opportunities for playing golf. Summer is the right time to play golf in the country. In fact in summer, golf can be played around the clock if one feels like. This is because the nights of June and July are particularly wonderful. They offer the right kind of atmosphere to get out on a course after spending the day enjoying sightseeing or touring the city. Most citizens of Finland finish work at five o'clock and head straight to the golf course to play as late as eight.

The best things about Finnish golf courses are that they are not thronged by crowds. There are 107 golf courses in Finland. Though this is few compared to that in Britain or the United States of America, but there are only around 80,000 registered golfers. This makes the average to around 500 persons per 18-hole course. One can play, even at short notice. This is what distinguishes Golf in Finland with the rest of the world.

Unlike other places in the world one can take part in a Midnight or Marathon Club Golf Tournament. As Finland is a part of the Arctic Circle, the sun shines nonstop from June until August. In southern Finland, the sun shines twenty-one hours a day, with a few hours of twilight in between. So one can dash off to the greens almost anytime one wants. The long days ensures that not everyone would go to play at the same time.

Dozens of Midnight and Marathon Tournaments are organized each summer. Midnight Golf Tournaments usually start or end at midnight, or they are played all night under the Midnight Sun. Marathon Golf Tournaments feature three or even four rounds of competitive golf in one day.

Helsinki is a seaside city which offers lots of golfing opportunities. There are more than 20 courses within an hour of the airport. Turku, the oldest city in Finland, boasts of the Nor center Golf & Country Club or the St. Laurence Golf course.

At Aland Islands one can play some of the most extraordinary archipelago golf in the world. Ample golfing opportunities await an avid golfer in cities like Tampere, Baltic coast of Bothnia and Lakeland. In fact Lakeland is said to be the paradise of golfers.

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