Pärnu Bay Golf Links is a five-hole short course located in Tahkuranna, near the Estonian coastal town of Pärnu. Designed by Finnish architect Lassi Pekka Tilander, the layout offers an accessible introduction to golf in a seaside setting along the Gulf of Riga. The compact routing makes it suitable for beginners, juniors, and players seeking a quick practice round or casual outing. The course sits within the natural landscape of the Pärnu Bay region, where the relatively flat Estonian terrain meets the Baltic coast. Tilander's design works with the local topography and vegetation typical of the area—pine forests and open meadowland characteristic of Estonia's western coast. The five-hole format allows for efficient play while still presenting the fundamental challenges of shot-making and course management on a smaller scale. As a short course, Pärnu Bay Golf Links serves the local golfing community and visitors to the Pärnu region, providing an alternative to full eighteen-hole rounds. The modest scope of the layout reflects the practical approach to golf development in Estonia, where such courses support growing participation in the sport. The seaside location and proximity to Pärnu's recreational amenities position it as part of the broader golf and leisure infrastructure of the area.