Golfing Region Poland

Since 1989, the German neighbor has been developing into an ever-growing golf state. There are currently over 30 golf courses in Poland ready to be conquered, almost half of which are championship courses that are also popular with international professionals. Whether by car, train or plane - Poland is easy to reach from a German perspective.

Golf travel Poland - golf courses, green fees and tee times

The golf courses in Poland cover the entire country. In search of the 34 golf clubs with their golf courses, you will discover the beauty of Poland.

Which golf courses are there in Poland? (Courses, general features of the courses in this region, suitable for which golfers?)

Most of the courses are located in the south-west of the country. Many are therefore only a stone's throw away from the German border. The golf courses are in good condition and have long been able to keep up with German standards. The golf courses Toya Golf Club, Rosa Private Golf Club, Modry Las Golf Club and the Gdańsk Golf&Country Club in Postołowo are particularly recommended. These are all fairly new courses, all of which were built around 2006.

Due to the constant creation of new golf courses in recent years, Poland is becoming increasingly interesting for golf tourism.

How much does it cost to play golf in Poland? (incl. special offers)

In general, golf in Poland is somewhat cheaper than in Germany. The prices for a green fee range between 10-80 euros.

Can I hire equipment in Poland?

As a rule, golf equipment can easily be hired from any golf club.

With which airline can I take golf baggage at a reasonable price and which destination airport is nearby?

Air Berlin is a good option for traveling. However, as Poland is not the greatest distance from many German cities, you should consider taking a car if necessary. Another option is the train, where you can travel to Poland with the Europe Special from 39 euros. On the one hand, this ensures mobility, and on the other, you can quickly take in the sights along the way.

When is the best time to play golf in Poland?

The weather in Poland is comparable to that in Germany, but tends to be a little cooler. The north and south of the country tend to have cooler weather due to the fresh winds from the Baltic Sea in the north and the mountainous climate in the south. Summers are rather unreliable, sometimes very dry, sometimes warm and sometimes very hot. The best time to travel is between May and October. However, beware of the month of June, which has the highest probability of rainfall of the entire year.

How do I get to the golf course in Poland?

A car is a good way to get to the surrounding golf courses quickly. Otherwise, it is worth staying in one of the golf hotels, as the green fee on the golf course is very inexpensive for hotel guests during their stay.

Golf hotels, apartments & accommodation in Poland

What accommodation options are there in Poland?

There are many options in Poland. There is a large selection of vacation homes and apartments, campsites and various star hotels. The stars are awarded according to the same criteria as in Germany.

Where should my hotel be located in order to have as many golf courses as possible within easy reach?

Most golf courses are located in close proximity to the major cities in Poland. For example, the city of Wroclaw offers the Rycerski Klub Golfowy Krobielowice, First Wroclaw Golf Club, Toya Golf & Country Club and the Gardi Golf Club, which are only a few kilometers apart. The golf courses near Warsaw (Warszawa) and Poznań (Poznań) are similarly located. So you can find a nice hotel in the city, see the sights and also enjoy playing a lot of golf.

Away from the golf course - shopping, culture and food in Poland

What are the must-see sights in Poland?

The city of Wroclaw is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Poland. The city has a long history that has been influenced by German, Austrian and Czech cultures. It is characterized by architectural monuments and attractive museums. You should make time for the numerous music festivals and daily concerts. Wroclaw is a lively city both at night and during the day.

You should also visit Warsaw. The city was rebuilt from the ruins of the Second World War. Special sights include the Palace of Culture and the Old Town, and a walk through the Royal Route or the Jewish Ghetto is highly recommended. Other destinations could be the port city of Gdansk or the town of Oswiecim, also better known as Auschwitz.

What are the culinary specialties in Poland?

You should definitely try Polish cuisine. Many different interestingly prepared dishes will melt your taste buds. Here are some Polish specialties:

• Bigos - a stew made from sauerkraut and white cabbage and several types of meat
• Pierogi - semicircular dumplings with various fillings
• Barszcz - clear, deep red soup made from beet
• Zrazy - stuffed and braised meat wraps, usually with beef

What shopping opportunities are there in Poland?

There are good shopping opportunities in Poland's major cities. Warsaw in particular specializes in tourism and offers a number of opportunities for cheap shopping.

Good to know in Poland - climate, entry, internet access

What do I need to consider before entering the country? (Visa, vaccinations, luggage, adapters, payment options)

A valid passport or identity card is required to enter Poland. The documents should be valid until the end of your stay. Travelers must be able to prove that they have the necessary means to finance their stay in Poland.

In emergency situations, you can call the EU-wide emergency number 112 for help from the police, fire department, emergency doctor or ambulance.

The export of objects (books, paintings, works of art, etc.) dating from before 1945 is prohibited without prior authorization from the competent Polish authorities.

What regional particularities do I need to be aware of in Poland? (Tipping, language/communication, general cost level, family friendliness, transportation, climate)

Poland is a very Catholic country. Tipping is not compulsory here, but is expected. Prices are rather low and are paid in zloty. The rail network in Poland is well developed, which is why the train should be used as an alternative to the car.

How good is the internet access? (incl. telephone and roaming charges, hot spots,...)

Internet access is mainly available in the major cities. You can access free Wi-Fi in many hotels. Internet cafés are also widely used in Poland.