Modry Las at Modry Las Golf Club

Modry Las Golf Club is located near Choszczno in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship of northwestern Poland, a region characterized by glacial lakes, forests, and gently rolling terrain. The course was designed by Gary Player, the South African architect and champion whose design portfolio spans multiple continents. The property takes its name from the surrounding woodland—"Modry Las" translates to "Blue Forest"—and the layout integrates these natural features into the playing experience.

The design works with the area's natural topography, incorporating mature trees, water features, and elevation changes typical of the post-glacial landscape found throughout this part of Poland. Player's approach to the site balances strategic shot-making with playability across different skill levels, a characteristic of many of his European designs from this period. The routing takes advantage of the forested setting while providing variety in hole character and visual perspective.

Modry Las serves both members and visitors in a region where golf development has expanded since Poland's economic transformation. The club provides a full range of practice facilities and operates as a destination course in an area known more for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation than for dense golf infrastructure. The West Pomeranian region's relative remoteness from major population centers gives the course a quiet, pastoral character distinct from layouts closer to Warsaw or other urban areas.