Located in Brzeźno near Wrocław, Gradi Golf Club is a picturesque parkland facility situated on a palace and park grounds dating back to the early nineteenth century. Both the Brzeźno Palace and the 200-year-old park surrounding it are on the list of monuments protected by law. The golf complex here includes a championship 18-hole par 71 course with a total length of nearly 5,300 metres, a practice area and a pitch-and-putt course that is being expanded to nine holes. For several years, the course has hosted the Polish Open, played as part of the European Pro Golf Tour’s professional league. These 18 holes require a strategic approach due to rather narrow fairways and numerous penalty areas. The seventh hole is rather special, as its dogleg requires the player to hit a precise shot onto an elevated green that is several metres long, preceded by a spectacular slope. The parkland eighteen-hole course is complemented by a par three with an island green. Golfers of all levels will find the Gradi GC challenging, but also pleasurable due to its parkland environment.
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