PGA National Poland, Modry Las Golf Resort, is reaping the rewards of an ongoing and extensive programme of far-ranging improvements as the facility steps up its goal of becoming one of the leading golf resorts in Europe.
The ambitious developments, which include six new garden suites due to open next season and the finishing touches to an impressive clubhouse, conclude a programme of works designed to further elevate the resort.
This follows a series of ambitious on-course improvements this year, along with the building of new accommodation and a luxury spa.
More recently, significant tweaks to the irrigation system that underpins Poland’s only signature-designed golf course have brought presentational improvements during one of the hottest summers on record across Europe.
“In many ways, the investments we made this year are the final stages of a much broader plan,” explained Arthur Gromadzki, chairman of Modry Las.
“In particular for our championship course, the accumulative effect of these projects has meant we are able to present the course to a much higher standard. This has proved vital during an extremely hot and dry summer.
“Really, we couldn’t have asked for a better test of the course and the work we’ve put in, particularly in the irrigation system. I’m glad to say, we’re now seeing the benefits of our investment.”
On course improvements at Modry Ladd in 2022 include an expanded network of sprinklers and an upgraded control system resulting in lush fairways and smooth-running greens. The launch of a multi-purpose jetty for water sports around the resort’s fabulous Polish lakes was also a welcome addition.
Getting around the extraordinary sweeping fairways and infinity greens of the Gary Player-designed championship course has also become even more enjoyable with 700 meters of new asphalt cart paths and additions to the road network around the resort.
The improvements coincide with the publication of the latest Top 100 list from Today’s Golfer which details the very best golf courses and resorts in continental Europe. More specifically, Modry Las features in the top three from Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary.
The developments have contributed to a growing list of accolades including a sixth win at the World Golf Awards in 2021 and a nomination for this year’s event. According to Gromadzki, this recognition is a significant milestone for the 13-year-old resort.
He added: “The team at Modry Las has been working towards a goal of creating one of the best golfing experiences in Europe.
“With each year that passes, we are proud to achieve our targets and continue on that journey. 2022 has been a particularly important year for us for a number of reasons, but none more so than being able to emerge from a worldwide pandemic stronger, sleeker and greatly enhanced."
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