Agalarov Golf & Country Club
Parkland

Agalarov Golf & Country Club

18 holes • Par 71 • 5,945m • Slope 150

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About Agalarov Golf & Country Club

Agalarov Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship course at Agalarov Estate in the Istra area of Moscow Oblast. The official club identifies American architect Cal Olson as the designer, while the estate describes the course as occupying roughly 72 hectares. The layout uses natural terrain, woodland and an extensive water system; estate and golf-directory sources describe 14 lakes linked in part by streams.

Third-party scorecard records list the course as par 71, measuring 6,502 yards from the referenced tees, with a course rating of 77 and slope of 150. The course dates to 2010 and operates primarily as a private members' club, with member-and-guest access rather than unrestricted public tee times. Practice infrastructure includes a driving range, short-game areas, golf simulators and an academy.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 71, 5,945m (6,502 yards), course rating 77 and slope rating 150. Designed by Cal Olson, the course originally opened in 2010. It is open to members and their guests. On-site facilities include Driving range, Short game practice area, Golf simulators, Golf academy, Clubhouse, Restaurant.

History & Design

2010
Opened
Cal Olson
Architects
Parkland
Course Style
Private Cal Olson championship course at Agalarov Estate
Known For
Major Russian golf championships and international competitions; Moscow Oblast Championship 2026
Hosted
Twice named Russia's Best Golf Course by the World Golf Awards
Awards
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Origins

The golf course was developed as a central sporting component of Agalarov Estate outside Moscow. American architect Cal Olson was commissioned to create an 18-hole championship layout on approximately 72 hectares of the estate.

Did You Know?
The course's water system incorporates 14 lakes, many linked by small streams.

Design Philosophy

Olson used the property's existing terrain, wooded areas and water to create strategic options rather than a uniformly penal layout. A network of lakes and connecting streams became one of the course's defining structural features.

Development

The course was operating by 2010 and subsequently developed a substantial training operation, including a golf academy, driving range, short-game areas and indoor simulators.

Recognition

The official club states that Agalarov has twice been named Russia's Best Golf Course by the World Golf Awards. The Russian Golf Association continues to use the club for significant competition, including the 2026 Moscow Oblast Championship.

Today

Agalarov operates as a private country-club golf facility in Moscow Oblast, with an 18-hole championship course, practice infrastructure and clubhouse services.

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Facilities

Driving rangeShort game practice areaGolf simulatorsGolf academyClubhouseRestaurant

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Scorecard

Championship tees

18 holesPar 715,945mRating 77Slope 150
Front 9123456789Out
Par54434354436
Yards5133663481823891715263994213315
Index9111315617824-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par4544434343571
Yards40048938542737114140114343031876502
Index71410312185161--

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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Cal OlsonDesigner

Cal Olson is a California‑based golf course architect who founded Cal Olson Golf Architecture in 1979. With over three…