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The Championship at First Warsaw Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole parkland course in Rajszew, around 25 kilometres from central Warsaw. It was designed by Swedish architect Jan Sederholm and entered service in 1992, making it the first 18-hole championship golf course established in Poland according to the club. The routing has two distinct characters: the opening eleven holes occupy broader parkland with wide fairways and lakes, while the final seven move through woodland with narrower playing corridors.
Mature trees, water and bunkering are important strategic elements. The course is part of a larger golf operation that also offers another shorter layout and a driving range. The Championship has been used for significant Polish tournament golf, including multiple European Challenge Tour events according to Polish golf sources.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Designed by Jan Sederholm, the course originally opened in 1992. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Pro Shop.
The Championship was developed at Rajszew and placed into service in 1992. First Warsaw Golf identifies it as Poland's first 18-hole championship course.
Jan Sederholm divided the routing between two contrasting landscapes. The first eleven holes have a parkland character with wider fairways and lakes, while the final seven run through woodland with narrower corridors. Mature trees, water and bunkers make positioning and strategic decisions important.
The course has developed a strong position in Polish golf and has been used for professional tournament play, including European Challenge Tour competition.
The Championship remains the principal 18-hole course at First Warsaw Golf in Rajszew, alongside a shorter course and practice facilities.
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