A-B at Berliner Golf & Country Club Motzner See

The A-B course at Berliner Golf & Country Club Motzner See was designed by Kurt Rossknecht and sits in the Brandenburg countryside near Mittenwalde, southeast of Berlin. The club's location takes advantage of the region's characteristic landscape of forests, lakes, and gently rolling terrain that defines much of the Mark Brandenburg. The course occupies land that reflects the area's post-glacial topography, with natural water features and mature tree stands shaping the routing.

Rossknecht, a German architect active in the latter decades of the twentieth century, worked on several courses in the former East Germany and the Berlin region during the period of reunification and afterward. His designs typically incorporate the existing landscape rather than impose dramatic earthworks, allowing the natural contours and vegetation to define playing corridors and strategic options. At Motzner See, the routing moves through wooded sections and more open areas, with water coming into play on several holes.

The club serves golfers from Berlin and the surrounding Brandenburg communities, offering a parkland-style layout that provides variety in hole character and shot requirements. The course operates as part of a larger facility that includes additional nine-hole layouts, giving members and visitors options for different rounds. The setting remains relatively quiet compared to urban courses closer to the capital, with the rural character preserved in the design and maintenance approach.