Porkkala Golf Course is located in Kirkkonummi, approximately 30 kilometers west of Helsinki in the Uusimaa region of southern Finland. The course sits on the Porkkala peninsula, a historically significant area that was leased to the Soviet Union as a military base from 1944 to 1956 following World War II. The landscape reflects the characteristic features of the Finnish coastal archipelago, with granite outcroppings, pine and mixed forests, and proximity to the Baltic Sea influencing both the terrain and playing conditions. The course at Peuramaa Golf operates within this coastal environment, where the natural topography creates varied elevation changes and the routing works through and around the native rock formations and woodland. Finnish golf courses typically emphasize integration with the natural landscape rather than extensive earthmoving, and the design here follows that tradition. The growing season in this latitude is relatively short, with play generally possible from late spring through early autumn, and the northern light during summer months extends playable hours considerably. The Kirkkonummi area serves the greater Helsinki metropolitan region, and the club functions as a regional facility for golfers in southern Finland. The course provides a combination of technical shotmaking around natural features and the scenic qualities common to Finnish coastal golf, where the interplay of forest, rock, and glimpses of water define the character of play.