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November 11, 2026 | Men's Golf
Konstanty “Kostek” Luczak Six-Time Tournament Champion
BOULDER – Colorado men's golf coach Roy Edwards has added a member of the Polish National Team to the team roster, as Konstanty "Kostek" Luczak signed with the Buffalo program on Wednesday.
Luczak is the No. 2 ranked amateur in Poland and is currently ranked as the No. 350 amateur in the world, with his best rank 311th earlier this year before a whole new slew of players made their initial way on to the list. He has recorded six wins and 16 top 10 finishes in major European amateur tournaments, and has participated in the last five European Team Championships with the Polish National Team – 2022 and 2023 on the boys' team and in 2024, 2025 and 2026 on the men's team.
"Kostek has established himself as one of the best players in all of Europe," Edwards said. "I first saw him in Ireland last summer at the British Boys Amateur. I could tell when I first saw him hit a shot he was someone we wanted to recruit. Kostek is a tremendous competitor and his record speaks for itself.
"Along with being a highly-talented golfer, he is an outstanding student as well, Edwards added. "'Fit' is very important to us – and we have a group of players who are hard-working, competitive, and enjoy each other so we expect Kostek will fit right into the team next year."
Luczak said he selected Colorado because of its "great training facilities, both on and off the course, and their amazing coaching staff. They really focus on helping to combine sports with education. Boulder is a beautiful place."
Though he has had several impressive wins and top finishes, he said the highlight thus far of his career was winning the playoff as a member of the Polish National Team in 2025. In the Division I European Amateur Team Championship at Ireland's Killarney Golf & Fishing Club, Poland defeated the Czech Republic, 3-2, as he won the deciding match on its 21st hole to give his country the win, which enabled Poland to remain in Division 1 for the first time in its history.
His best career rounds in competition are a pair of 8-under efforts, a 62 in the Gradi Polish Open in Prusice, Poland on July 2, 2026, and a 64 in the German International Youth Trophy in Brandenburg, Germany, on Aug. 13, 2026.
A look at Luczak's top amateur highlights:
2026: He won four events including the 5 Stars Junior Cup in Wroclaw, Poland with a 1-under 76-70-69—215 score (the only player to finish under par) … In claiming the German International Youth Trophy tournament at Semlin am See, he won by eight shots with a 17-under par 70-65-64—199 effort (tied the course record with the 64) … Crowned the winner in the Polish 19-25 Championship (9-under 66-67-74—207), also at Wroclaw Golf Club … In the Polish Match Play Championship at Kalinowe Pola Golf Club, medaling in the stroke play (73, +1) and then won four matches … Runner-up in the Polish International Amateur Championship (73-71-77—221, +5), one back of the lead … Finished tied for ninth but was the low amateur in the Gradi Polish Open (64-62-73—199, -11); he was bogey-free with eight birdies in the second round … Finished seventh in the French Amateur Championship (70-68-68—206, -7) … Opened the year with a tie for second in the Ventus Junior Championship in Turkey (69-69-79—217, +1).
2025: A member of the Polish National Team that advanced to the D1 European Amateur Team Championship, where he won his match in a playoff on the 21st hole to give his country a 3-2 win over the Czech Republic … Won the Sobienie Junior Open with a 3-under 74-64-75—213 … Leading wire-to-wire, he cruised to a seven stroke win in the Malta Junior Open (11-under 63-66-70—199) … In the British Boys Amateur, he qualified for match play by tying for 21st in the stroke play (69-71—140); he won his first match (1-up) before being eliminated in the round of 32 … Finished third in the Audi Junior Tour Masters (75-75-71—221, +5), three back of the top spot … Runner-up in the 5 Stars International Cup in Turkey with an even-par score (72-74-70—216).
2024: The Polish Amateur Champion (at the age of 16), winning with a 219 (+3) score at the Modry Golf Resort in Choszczno … Captured the titles in the 5 Stars U18 Wroclaw (72-66-69—207, -9) and the 5 Stars U18 Mazury (69-72-79—211, -5) … Tied for 19th in the stroke play portion of the European Men's Team Amateur Championship (73-70—143, -1), third-best of the six team members.
2020: As a 13-year old, he was 25th in the Polish International Juniors in Choszczno, but was the first finisher in the U21 category (82-80-80—242, +26), beating his closest competitor by 17 shots (the course was just under 7,000 yards).
2019: Finished third in the Audi Junior Masters Tour at the First Warsaw Golf & Country Club (but won Mlodzicy division: 75-75-71—221, +5).
Luczak was just 5-years old when he discovered the game of golf and played in his first tournament when he was 9. He will graduate in May from Warsaw's Technikum Mechatroniczne nr.1 (a technical school) and is interested in Computer Science as his major field of study after enrolling at CU next summer. His recruiting visit to Boulder was the first time he visited the United States. Full first name is Konstanty (name is pronounced kauss-teck loo-chack).
Luczak is the No. 2 ranked amateur in Poland and is currently ranked as the No. 350 amateur in the world, with his best rank 311th earlier this year before a whole new slew of players made their initial way on to the list. He has recorded six wins and 16 top 10 finishes in major European amateur tournaments, and has participated in the last five European Team Championships with the Polish National Team – 2022 and 2023 on the boys' team and in 2024, 2025 and 2026 on the men's team.
"Kostek has established himself as one of the best players in all of Europe," Edwards said. "I first saw him in Ireland last summer at the British Boys Amateur. I could tell when I first saw him hit a shot he was someone we wanted to recruit. Kostek is a tremendous competitor and his record speaks for itself.
"Along with being a highly-talented golfer, he is an outstanding student as well, Edwards added. "'Fit' is very important to us – and we have a group of players who are hard-working, competitive, and enjoy each other so we expect Kostek will fit right into the team next year."
Luczak said he selected Colorado because of its "great training facilities, both on and off the course, and their amazing coaching staff. They really focus on helping to combine sports with education. Boulder is a beautiful place."
Though he has had several impressive wins and top finishes, he said the highlight thus far of his career was winning the playoff as a member of the Polish National Team in 2025. In the Division I European Amateur Team Championship at Ireland's Killarney Golf & Fishing Club, Poland defeated the Czech Republic, 3-2, as he won the deciding match on its 21st hole to give his country the win, which enabled Poland to remain in Division 1 for the first time in its history.
His best career rounds in competition are a pair of 8-under efforts, a 62 in the Gradi Polish Open in Prusice, Poland on July 2, 2026, and a 64 in the German International Youth Trophy in Brandenburg, Germany, on Aug. 13, 2026.
A look at Luczak's top amateur highlights:
2026: He won four events including the 5 Stars Junior Cup in Wroclaw, Poland with a 1-under 76-70-69—215 score (the only player to finish under par) … In claiming the German International Youth Trophy tournament at Semlin am See, he won by eight shots with a 17-under par 70-65-64—199 effort (tied the course record with the 64) … Crowned the winner in the Polish 19-25 Championship (9-under 66-67-74—207), also at Wroclaw Golf Club … In the Polish Match Play Championship at Kalinowe Pola Golf Club, medaling in the stroke play (73, +1) and then won four matches … Runner-up in the Polish International Amateur Championship (73-71-77—221, +5), one back of the lead … Finished tied for ninth but was the low amateur in the Gradi Polish Open (64-62-73—199, -11); he was bogey-free with eight birdies in the second round … Finished seventh in the French Amateur Championship (70-68-68—206, -7) … Opened the year with a tie for second in the Ventus Junior Championship in Turkey (69-69-79—217, +1).
2025: A member of the Polish National Team that advanced to the D1 European Amateur Team Championship, where he won his match in a playoff on the 21st hole to give his country a 3-2 win over the Czech Republic … Won the Sobienie Junior Open with a 3-under 74-64-75—213 … Leading wire-to-wire, he cruised to a seven stroke win in the Malta Junior Open (11-under 63-66-70—199) … In the British Boys Amateur, he qualified for match play by tying for 21st in the stroke play (69-71—140); he won his first match (1-up) before being eliminated in the round of 32 … Finished third in the Audi Junior Tour Masters (75-75-71—221, +5), three back of the top spot … Runner-up in the 5 Stars International Cup in Turkey with an even-par score (72-74-70—216).
2024: The Polish Amateur Champion (at the age of 16), winning with a 219 (+3) score at the Modry Golf Resort in Choszczno … Captured the titles in the 5 Stars U18 Wroclaw (72-66-69—207, -9) and the 5 Stars U18 Mazury (69-72-79—211, -5) … Tied for 19th in the stroke play portion of the European Men's Team Amateur Championship (73-70—143, -1), third-best of the six team members.
2020: As a 13-year old, he was 25th in the Polish International Juniors in Choszczno, but was the first finisher in the U21 category (82-80-80—242, +26), beating his closest competitor by 17 shots (the course was just under 7,000 yards).
2019: Finished third in the Audi Junior Masters Tour at the First Warsaw Golf & Country Club (but won Mlodzicy division: 75-75-71—221, +5).
Luczak was just 5-years old when he discovered the game of golf and played in his first tournament when he was 9. He will graduate in May from Warsaw's Technikum Mechatroniczne nr.1 (a technical school) and is interested in Computer Science as his major field of study after enrolling at CU next summer. His recruiting visit to Boulder was the first time he visited the United States. Full first name is Konstanty (name is pronounced kauss-teck loo-chack).
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