Joining Rae Golf Club is open to all players, who:
Payment of membership fee:
Payment link
Stebby
Forward the purchased ticket number to the club email klubi@raegolf.ee, so we can link it to your membership. The subject of the email should be „Stebby payment“
Club membership becomes effective upon receipt of the seasonal membership fee set by the Club’s management board.
Information about seasonal membership fee can be found here.
Membership fee payment:
Recipient: MTÜ Rae Golfiklubi
Account number: EE937700771001971470
Payment reference: Name of the member for whom the membership fee is being paid
If you have any additional questions, please write klubi@raegolf.ee
After completing the Green Card course organized by Rae Golf and to facilitate your continuation with golf and becoming acquainted with the game, Rae Golfiklubi offers you the opportunity to become a Trial Member of Rae Golfiklubi. The Trial Member status is valid during the registration season (the golf season in Estonia lasts from April 1st to October 31st) and expires automatically just before the beginning of the new season, on March 31st of the following calendar year.
Who can be a Trial Member of the club?
What does the Trial Member status provide?
How does a Trial Member differ from a Club Member?
To become a Trial Member, you need to submit a Trial Member application to the Club board. To join, please fill out the trial membership application form at the link provided below.
If you have any additional questions, please write klubi@raegolf.ee.
Remember that the Trial Member status is valid during the registration season (the golf season in Estonia lasts from April 1st to October 31st) and expires automatically just before the beginning of the new season, on March 31st of the following calendar year.
When the Trial Member status expires, the player must decide whether they want to continue as a club member or not. To continue as a club member, no separate application is required; simply pay the club membership fee for the season following the trial membership registration season, after which full membership status will be confirmed.
General Play rounds (referred to as GP rounds) eligible for handicap calculation can be played on courses within Estonia between April 1st and October 31st. The eligibility of GP rounds played on courses in foreign countries for handicap purpose depends on whether they were played during the allowed period of GP rounds in that country.
Registration of General Play (GP) Rounds
To fulfil the requirement of pre-registration for GP rounds, it is sufficient to inform the marker before the start of the round that you intend to play a GP round. To avoid any later misunderstandings, inform the marker about the number of holes to be played for GP calculation — 9 or 18.
Only individuals who possess a valid license issued by the Estonian Golf Association (EGL) and are active members of any Estonian golf club may act as markers. This requirement also applies to GP rounds played in foreign countries.
Player’s obligations when playing GP rounds and entering score(s)
– Behave with honesty
– Play in accordance with the Rules of Golf
– Enter GP round score in GolfBox and confirm them before midnight
– Confirm the score(s) of playing partner(s) in GolfBox before midnight
Entering results in GolfBox
Rae Golf Club members can only electronically enter/submit GP round results using the GolfBox web application or the GolfBox app on their smart devices. The app is available for Android on Google Play and for iOS on the App Store. The app can only be used to enter GP rounds played on Estonian golf courses. Instructions on using the app can be found in the GolfBox app user manual. GP rounds played in foreign countries and tournament rounds can only be entered into GolfBox using the web application, and players must enter the course and hole data into GolfBox themselves. Instructions on how to do this can be found in the Guide for entering a General Paly round played or the Guide for entering a competition round played in a foreign country.
Scorecards submitted on paper or in any other format to Rae Golf caddiemaster or the club will not be accepted or recognized, and the Rae Golf staff is not authorized to enter or confirm GP round scores in GolfBox.
If you use the GolfBox app, it is sufficient for one player to enter the results for the entire flight, and the other player can confirm them. If players wish to enter their own scores, they can do so; however, in that case, they must not enter and confirm the playing partner’s results in their app, as it would result in double counting in GolfBox. It is important to ensure that each GP round score is entered and confirmed in GolfBox only once.
The result of a GP round must be entered hole by hole into GolfBox. Enter the gross score achieved on each hole, or if a hole was abandoned (no score recorded due to picking up the ball or other reasons), enter a dash symbol “—” or a score corresponding to the player’s Net Double Bogey[1] (you may also enter 11) for the abandoned hole.
The result of a GP round played in Estonia must be entered into GolfBox and confirmed by the marker before midnight on the day of playing the GP round. If you forget or encounter technical difficulties that prevent you from doing so on time, immediately inform the club’s Rules and HCP Committee (referred to as the RHCP Committee) via email at rhcp@raegolf.ee.
The result of a GP round played in a foreign country must be entered into GolfBox and confirmed by the marker as soon as possible, but before playing the next GP round and entering it into GolfBox.
All GP rounds that have not been entered into GolfBox in a timely manner and/or confirmed by the marker, and for which the RHCP Committee of the club has not been notified about the delay in entering and/or confirming on the day of play, will be deleted from GolfBox by a member of the RHCP Committee.
After entering the results, the player is obligated to:
– Verify that the entered score is not duplicated in GolfBox
– Verify that the entered and confirmed GP round score is correct
– In case of a duplicate or incorrectly entered GP round score, immediately inform the club’s RHCP Committee via email at rhcp@raegolf.ee.
GP round results that are entered twice or incorrectly will be deleted by the RHCP Committee without prior notice to the player.
[1] Net Double Bogey is the maximum number of strokes for which a player does not receive any more points in stroke play on a given hole. For example, a player with a handicap of 36 will receive 2 points for a Double Bogey on each hole, 1 point for PAR + 3, and 0 points for PAR + 4.Club President
Club Secretary-General
Men’s captain
Ladies’s captain
The task of the committee is to ensure that Rae Golf practices golf and organizes golf competitions in accordance with the international rules of golf established by The R&A Rules Ltd and the USGA, and keeping records of the HCPI of club members in accordance with the WHS handicap system. Rules and HCP (RHCP) Committee:
• organizes HCPI record keeping;
• establishes Rae Golf’s local rules and oversees Rae’s golf course signage;
• introduces the rules of golf to club members and conducts rules training.
Rules and HCP Committee e-mail rhcp@raegolf.ee.
The function of the committee is to organize the club’s annual Match Play, HCP Match Play, Foursomes HCP Match Play, and Stroke Play championships.
Rae Golf Academy coaches want to take young people even faster higher and further and closer to their goals. You can help us! By supporting young people, you give an opportunity to take an Estonian on the PGA tour.
To make a donation, click on the green button below or make a payment to MTÜ Rae Golfiklubi.
Recipient: MTÜ Rae Golfiklubi
Account number: EE617700771002641152
Details of payment: Donation to the Rae Golf Club Youth Fund
Limit for tax deduction for resident individuals:
Donations made to organizations listed in the list during the calendar year can be declared by resident individuals in their annual income tax return, which must be submitted by March 31 each year.
Tax exemption limits for legal entities are:
As per the Income Tax Act, since 10% of the taxpayer’s profit for the last fiscal year, calculated in accordance with accounting regulations, can be used as the limit, this limit can be used after the fiscal year’s profit is confirmed. Thus, the taxpayer must choose between the two limits. Since these are payments for which the applicable tax benefit can be used cumulatively from the beginning of the year, adjustments can be made to the income tax paid during the calendar year, and the taxpayer can choose each month which limit to use.
The final tax liability for the year is determined by the taxpayer’s last limit choice.
Year | Men | Ladies | Men 35+ | Ladies 35+ | Senior Men | Senior Ladies | Senior Men 60+ | Senior Ladies 60+ |
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2024 | Hart Oskar Aoveer | Kirke Kiige | Tanel Taal | Kerli Mätas | Margus Randmäe | Jana Raudvere | Aleksandr Maksimov | Liis Õll |
Year | Men | Ladies | Senior Men | Senior Ladies | Senior Men 60+ | Senior Ladies 60+ | ||
2023 | Silver Jung | Iiris Mätas | Margus Randmäe | Viivika Nõmberg | Veljo Haube | Sirje Eichelmann | ||
2022 | Veiko Vill | Annabel Kadak | Indrek Kuivallik | Siiri Haller | Maido Pajo | Sirje Eichelmann | ||
2021 | Joonas Juan Turba | Triin Marleen Ustal | Andres Esko | Siiri Haller | Veljo Haube | Sirje Eichelmann | ||
2020 | Richard Teder | Triin Marleen Ustal | Andres Esko | Jana Raudvere | Pekka Bergqvist | |||
2019 | Kristo Tullus | Siiri Haller | Rein Sarapik | Sirje Eichelmann | Pekka Bergqvist | |||
2018 | Kristo Tullus | Siiri Haller | Indrek Kuivallik | Sirje Eichelmann | Arvo Närep | |||
2017 | Andri Laine | Siiri Haller | Rein Sarapik | Sirje Eichelmann | ||||
2016 | Janno Sild | Siiri Haller | Indrek Kuivallik | Sirje Eichelmann |
Year | Champion |
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2023 | Anne Nõmmik |
2022 | Iiris Mätas |
2021 | Taavi Viirpalu |
Year | Ladies | Men |
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2023 | Ljudmilla Prantsuzova | Margus Randmäe |
2022 | Enar Oidermaa | |
2021 | Kaire Kastor | Aleksandr Maksimov |
2020 | Viivika Nõmberg | Timo Olesk |
2019 | Kai Regi | Janno Sild |
2018 | Siiri Haller | Janno Sild |
2017 | Siiri Haller | Janno Sild |
2016 | Siiri Haller | Janno Sild |
Year | Champions |
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2023 | Peeter Esko / Siim Esko |
2022 | Veiko Vill / Andres Mellik |
MEN III place Martin Järve Viljam Põdra Kristo Tullus Tarmo Kivi Jaanus Jürissaar Rassel Orumägi | LADIES I place Triin Marleen Ustal Iiris Mätas Getter Saaroja Meribel Malva | SENIOR MEN Andres Esko Margus Randmäe Peeter Esko Rein Sarapik | SENIOR LADIES I place Jana Raudvere Kaire Kastor Viivika Nõmberg Sirje Eichelmann |
The gallery:
Year | Ladies | Mid-Ladies | Men | Mid-Men | Senior Ladies | Senior Men | Girls | Boys |
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2023 | Triin Marleen Ustal | Getter Saaroja | Kristo Tullus | Martin Järve | Jana Raudvere | Margus Randmäe | Iiris Mätas | Rassel Orumägiv |
2022 | Triin Marleen Ustal | Getter Saaroja | Veiko Vill | Martin Järve | Viivika Nõmberg | Andres Esko | Iiris Mätas | Tõnis Karl Kivivare |
2021 | Triin Marleen Ustal | Anne Nõmmik | Joonas Juan Turba | Kristo Tullus | Sirje Eichelmann | Veljo Haube | Iiris Mätas | Nils Illimar Esko |
2020 | Getter Saaroja | Anne Nõmmik | Richard Teder | Janno Sild | Viivika Nõmberg | Indrek Kuivallik | Triin Marleen Ustal | Ralf Johan Kivi |
2019 | Siiri Haller | Anne Nõmmik | Kristo Tullus | Janno Sild | Sirje Eichelmann | Rein Sarapik | Iiris Mätas |