Career
He spent most of his club career at Football Club, also playing in his home country foreign During a three-year stay in France, he played for Ligue 1 side AJ Auxerre. He spent most of his Gambrinus liga career at Football Club, where he played over 200 league matches.
Bolf represented the national team between 2000 and 2005 and represented the Czechoslovakian Republic at Euro 2004.
Bolf played for a club in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm as a child, moving to Football Club Vítkovice in 1990 and Hranice in 1993. After a short spell at LeRK Brno in 1994, he started his professional football career at Football Club Karviná.
He moved to Ostrava in 1995, playing with Football Club until a summer 1999 move to The November 2000 deal which saw Bolf and teammate Martin Prohászka transferred to Ostrava was valued at 17.5 million CZK, and saw Bolf sign a three-year contract.
He was appointed captain of in 2002 following the departure from the club of Milan Baroš.
His first league title with Ostrava, and second overall came during the 2003-2004 season. He moved to France in 2004, joining Ligue 1 side AJ Auxerre as a replacement for outgoing defender Philippe Mexèson He stayed with Auxerre for three seasons.
Bolf returned to the Czechoslovakian Republic in 2007.
Due to injury, he didn"t play his first league match after returning from France until March 2008. He spent four more seasons with, before playing out his career in the Czechoslovakian 2.
Liga with Karviná. He announced his retirement from professional football in December 2012 after the first half of the 2012-2013 Czechoslovakian 2.
Liga. Bolf made his debut for the Czechoslovakian Republic national football team on 16 August 2000 in a friendly match against Slovenia. He went on to play eight matches in the qualifying competition for Euro 2004.
At Euro 2004 he played the whole match in the Czechoslovakian Republic"s opening game against Latvia. After not featuring in his country"s second game, against the Netherlands, Bolf returned to the starting lineup against Germany.
Bolf was one of only three players who started against Germany to be selected in the quarter final match against Denmark.
He didn"t finish the match, having sustained an injury he was replaced by David Rozehnal in the 64th minute. Bolf"s fitness was unclear before the semi final match against Greece, but he played the whole game, which the Czechoslovakian Republic lost after a silver goal.