The Niitvälja Karikas by Infortar, the oldest and most prestigious golf tournament in the Baltic States, was held from 2 to 4 July 2025 at the Niitvälja Park Course – the home of Estonian golf. This year’s event brought together 136 players from 10 countries. With a total prize fund of €11,700, the tournament once again attracted top amateur talent as well as professional players. After a highly competitive event, it was professional golfer Oskari Nikku (Golf Talma) and Anete Liis Adul (EGCC) who claimed the top spots! The tournament was made possible with the support of Infortar, Orkla Eesti, and Saku Õlletehas, whose contributions helped uphold the high standards and traditions of this historic competition.

Congratulations to the winners and thank you to all the participants!

MEN (incl. Professional players)

• WINNER (also the best pro player):  Oskari Nikku (Golf Talma), +5/221 (prize money 2900 eur).
• RUNNER UP (also the best amateur men): Hart Oskar Aoveer (Rae Golfiklubi), +9/225 (prize money 800 eur).

LADIES

• WINNER: Anete Liis Adul (EGCC), 230 strokes/+14 (prize money 400 eur).
• RUNNER UP: Kirke Kiige (Rae Golfiklubi), 230 strokes /+14 (prize money 300 eur).

35+ YEARS OLD AMATEUR MEN

• The second best 35+ years old amateur men: Joel Rothberg (Niitvälja Golf), +27 / 243 strokes (prize money 300 eur).
• The best 35+ years old amateur men: Joonas Hinkkanen (Espoo Ringside Golf), +13 / 229 strokes (prize money 400 eur).

SENIOR MEN

• WINNER: Enn Pääro (Niitvälja Golf), 235 strokes /+19 (prize money 400 eur).
• RUNNER UP: Mart Urbas (Tartu Golfiklubi), 239 strokes /+23 (prize money 300 eur).
• Third place: Jaanus Turba (EGCC), 245 strokes / +29 (price money 200 eur).

SENIOR LADIES

• WINNER: Kristel Ulla (Niitvälja Golf), +44 / 263 strokes (prize money 400 eur).
• RUNNER UP: Anneli Esken (EGCC) , +51 / 267 strokes (prize money 300 eur).

See all competition results here

More information about Niitvälja Karikas.

Photo gallery by Mats Soomre.

Niitvälja Karikas by Infortar, the oldest golf tournament in the Baltic States, took place from 2 to 4 July 2025 on Niitvälja Park Course – the home of Estonian golf. This year, 136 players from 10 countries participated in the competition with a prize fund of €11,700. Both professionals and amateurs took part in the three-day competition in a total of four competition classes. The Niitvälja Karikas is included in the R&A World Amateur Golf Ranking. The competition was supported by Infortar, Orkla Eesti and Saku Õlletehas.