User Reviews
for Kalinowe Pola Golf, Poland
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Long and tough, but nice
Reviewed May 4, 2022
Last day of our golfing trip in Poland we spent here. Once again very good communication and organization with help and great hospitality from staff. Accommodation is very nice, bit more pricey than up north, but I do understand since the need in the area is quite high.
Its easy to see that this was set up as development project, so they are already building another 9, which look like the links style, and selling lots next to it. Here all of its a big :D, big parking lot, big clubhouse. Once again well organized and everything close so you can go directly from driving to first tee. This course is really flat, you can easily walk, no need for buggy. Its quite long again, not sure why many Polish course are that long. Quality in end of April, was very nice, quite good greens and fairways. What I like best there were the trees, nice pines and birches surrounding the fairways. There were many nice holes, but the one I like most was par 3 hole 11. Oh and I have to mention they got quite interesting bunkers, not often seen in Czech, many of them have wooden walls so your ball will not stay in grass on wall of bunker. Front nine is my preferable one, back nine is not bad, but its more interesting on front 9. Course is definitely worth of visit and we for sure come back some day.
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27 varied, well-maintained holes at a good price
Reviewed August 31, 2026
Played 27 holes on August 29,2026. First, it should be noted that the course has 27 holes plus a 6-hole short course, not 18 as currently listed on 1Golf. The club, with several attached holiday homes, is located approximately 80 km east of the German border (Frankfurt/Oder) in a peaceful, natural setting. It is about 175 km from the center of Berlin. From the motorway exit (note: toll road on the A2), it is about 40 km through scenic villages, partly on cobblestones. It is best to use a GPS navigation system, as signage is practically nonexistent. But be careful, Apple/Google Maps often tries to route you to the club via country lanes. The paved route is a bit longer but definitely better. The course is divided into three 9-hole loops. The Central Course is the newest (at least my golf GPS watch hadn't yet programmed it) and is laid out in the links style with plenty of rough, some of it high and dense (ball loss is quite possible with errant shots), and no water hazards. The two 9-hole loops, West and East, are more like parkland holes with lots of trees and water hazards. The holes are numbered 1 to 27: 1-9 East, 10-18 West, and 19-27 Central. Water comes into play most frequently on the 10th, 15th, and 18th. Strategic play is also required due to the occasional narrow tee shot or dogleg. Higher handicappers should use the front blue or red tees. On the East and West courses, the bunker edges leading to the greens are reinforced with wooden planks, which looks very attractive. Almost all the holes offer interesting playability. Each hole is equipped with a large visual tee marker. The 24th tee is slightly elevated, but otherwise the entire course is flat and easily walkable. It was therefore all the more surprising that many players I saw were using golf carts. Something I'd never seen before: several players were also using bicycles with golf bags attached to the sides. Play was quite brisk on a sunny Saturday morning/early afternoon, largely due to a tournament taking place. Teeing off at 10:00 AM, I only encountered two foursomes on my 19th and 20th holes, but they let me play through immediately as a singles player. Tee times can be viewed on the website and booked after registering with the Polish system. It's generally easy to find a tee time, especially on the Central Course, which isn't quite as busy yet. There are a few houses/holiday homes around the perimeter of the course, but they aren't bothersome. More are currently under construction at Central. This is where the course's boundaries quickly become a factor. The condition of the greens, in particular, was excellent on all three loops. The greens were true, fast, and somewhat undulating. The fairways and bunkers were mostly in good condition. A few tee boxes showed some wear. Green fees are inexpensive compared to Germany. There are weekday and weekend rates, but the website only lists the outdated 2025 rates. There's an "Unlimited" green fee that allows you to play all 27 holes. I paid the equivalent of about €80 for this on the weekend. With the Golfamore card, you only pay half price. The young woman in the modern clubhouse, which has a restaurant and a terrace overlooking the 18th green (which I didn't use), was friendly and spoke German. You should use the restrooms in the clubhouse before your round, as the facilities on the course are limited to portable toilets. There's also a driving range and a 6-hole short course for beginners. Luckily, I didn't see a single mosquito. I can wholeheartedly recommend playing in Kalinowe.
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Mosquito alert
Reviewed May 15, 2026
I played both the East and West courses. The course was in excellent condition, and the greens were true. Only the 15th green still showed signs of winter (snow mold). The holes are quite long from the yellow tees, with many par 4s around 400 meters. The course itself is very peaceful, and both sections are situated in a park and a forest, respectively. The value for money is particularly good with Golfamore. The course seems to have improved dramatically over the years. Older descriptions of its condition are no longer relevant. The only real drawback is the excessive number of mosquitoes, even though the temperature was quite low.
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Beautiful place in a great landscape
Reviewed August 4, 2022
The place goes back and forth very nicely through a small forest. It is well maintained and quite varied. A further 9 holes are currently being built in addition to the 18-hole course.
In the clubhouse you can eat and chill wonderfully.
We stayed in one of the villas and are absolutely satisfied with the value for money.
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Rather average
Reviewed August 12, 2021
They are - sorry - certainly not the hardest first 9 holes in the wider area. The course is bumpy, moderately maintained and has below-average leveled greens. Everything still looks like it is being built. Many holes have narrow fairways lined with trees. Long hitters that are not precise should bring a lot of balls. The wealth of ideas of the place is also manageable. If you're around, you can play it - but you should think twice about traveling from Berlin, for example. In addition, we certainly took the wrong approach with googlemaps: that was just before the forest road. Single lane, with countless potholes. Little has changed since the 1940s.
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Natural place with trees
Reviewed July 28, 2021
Nice place that requires straight play. The first 9 are a little more difficult to play than the second 9th fairways are good. Putting greens are not that fast, but they are easy to putt. Knowledge of the course would result in a good score. Clubhouse good at 18. Unfortunately, no food on offer. Overnight stay right next to it in houses with shower, air conditioning (manually operated). Ideal for golf groups.
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The heaviest first 9 holes!
Reviewed July 10, 2016
A great new facility with one of the most difficult places in the 200km radius around Berlin! A beautiful residential complex, for very affordable 60, - € for 2 overnight. Beautiful clubhouse, courteous service! JH 9.9
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