Modry Las Golf Club

The Modry Las Golf Club is located near the Polish city of Choszczno (German: Arnswald) in the northwest of West Pomerania. It is situated between pine, birch, and oak trees, in addition to wild flower fields and lakes, surrounded by the idyllic landscape of the Choszczno lake area. From Choszczno, the Modry Las Golf Club is easy to reach via the DW10. The latter also connects the golf club to Stettin (Szczecin) via the DK10 within an hour. The Modry Las Golf Club was founded in 2003 and open, in 2009, its 18-hole championship course with par 72, designed by the world famous golfer and golf course architect Gary Player. He designed the 6,510-meter course in a forest mire landscape with two lakes that flow into the many water hazards on the individual fairways. The wavy fairways are especially deep, but also elevated pot bunkers and somewhat raised tees. The peninsula greens, built on rocks in the lakes, are eye-catchers, in addition to the stone walls that protect the green at hole 16. The course is considered Poland’s most beautiful golf course and is among the top 100 courses in Europe. In addition to the 18-hole course, the Modry Las Golf Club also boasts the 9-hole Orli Las Course that snakes its way through dense forest to banks of the lake. The challenging forest fairways make it a championship course in miniature.