The PGA Sultan

Recently opened in September 2003, the Sultan beckons the heartiest of golfers to take the challenge of the par 72, 6330 meter course. The designers, European Golf Design Company and David Jones spared nothing to maintain the competitive level of the course, while at the same time blending it into the forest environment.

Created for the discerning golfer, the Sultan delivers a serious but rewarding test of any golfers ability. This is evident from the first hole with a difficult first tee shot over a stretch of water, which continues in play throughout the first hole and runs down the right hand side of the fairway.

Pasha

You may think that the Pasha offers a walk in the woods - but don't be fooled by the scenery!

This course will test the ability of high and low handicap golfers offering different challenges. Tricky doglegs, cleverly placed bunkers and undulating greens will ensure that the more experienced golfer must think over each shot carefully.

Sueno Golf Club - The Pines

The Pines opening hole is from an elevated tee down a tight narrow undulating fairway surrounded by Pine Trees.

This course is enough to test the skills of even the low handicap golfers. There are many lakes on the course but the trees is the main feature of the Pines and accuracy off the tee is essential to a good score here.

The majority of fairways are undulating making this one of the more challenging courses in Belek.

Both the Pines and the Dunes offer discounted rates to guests of the Sueno Hotel.

Sueno Golf Club - The Dunes

The Dunes is the easier of the two courses and will appeal to all golfers. The course however has many undulating fairways and plenty of water hazards including the approach to the 18th Island Green - right in front of the clubhouse.

Overall a fantastic golf course and a must to play.

Both the Pines and the Dunes offer discounted rates to guests of the Sueno Hotel.

Kaya Eagles Golf Club

The Kaya Eagles Golf Club opened its door in November 2007.
The course offers 18 holes, 71 Par

Careful preservation of the landscape has resulted in an international famous resort golf course designed by David Jones.

The course is challenging and includes 8 lakes in the midst of the pine forest.

Like all the new golf courses in belek there are excellent practice facilites with English Speaking Golf Professionals. The club also offers a pro shop, restaurant, and buggy bar on the course.

Montgomerie Course

The Montgomerie Papillon Golf Club

This newest edition to the Belek courses is an 18 hole, par 72 – 6420m.

The course is superb in every sense which undoubtedly will become one of the top golf courses in the Belek area.

The Montgomerie Course is located in the Belek region of Turkey, 30km to the east of Antalya on the Turkish Mediterranean coast.

Complimenting the 18 hole Montgomerie course will be a 9 hole resort course, a golf academy and a luxury hotel which will join the existing Papillon Hotels in Belek. Forty villas will also form part of this exiciting new resort.

The course is set in an area of mixed pine forest and ridges, the feel of natural sandy ground will be maintained to develop the particular characteristic of the golf course.

The National
A Touch of Turkish Delight

The National was opened in late 1994 and designed by Ryder Cup player David Feherty, and was the first course in Turkey, which has been developed with the guidance and in accordance with the standards determined by the European PGA.

The National also has a 9 hole executive course, 40 bay driving range, practice putting greens and chipping areas give every opportunity to the less experienced player and to the complete beginner to prepare themselves for bigger and better things to come!

The Nobilis

Another masterpiece of Welshman, Dave Thomas, the famous Golf Architect. The course borders the Acisu River and situated within a pine forest. The year the Robinson Club Nobilis opened it was rated number 92 amongst 2600 golf courses in Europe.

Compared to some of the courses the water hazards are small, though the greens are fairly big and offer a clear target on the approach. An attractive course with outstanding views and a beautiful clubhouse awaits you on the 19th hole.

Gloria Golf Club New & Old

Gloria Golf New
18 holes, Par 72 6239m

Gloria Golf Old (Championship)
18 holes, Par 72 6181m

The French Golf Course Architect, Michel Gayon designed the Gloria Golf Course.

The Gloria quickly established its reputation by hosting the Turkish Open on the European Seniors Tour in 1998.

The Gloria is a challenging course with water coming into play on many holes. Even three of the greens are surrounded by water with the fairway running parallel to the sea on the 17th hole. This is very much a course that requires length, accuracy and more importantly concentration on your game!

Gloria Verde
18 separate tee positions

The Gloria Verde, which opened in October 2001, was a much needed additional course with the increasing demand on tee times.

The Gloria can be played as an 18 hole round of golf or to include 9 holes from the Championship Course.

TAT International Golf Club

The Tat Beach International Golf Club is linked to the Tat Beach Golf Hotel.

The golf course offers three nine hole courses combining many possibilities over 27 holes. The course itself is in excellent shape and of perfect design. The various challenges of the different holes and the natural outlook are an unforgettable excitement. The most spectacular views are on the second nine "Belek" course. The fairways run directly beside the beach which offer the golfer a fantastic view of the Mediterranean sea whilst playing golf. The Taurus mountains offer a backdrop landscape to this course offering unforgettable views.

The Cornelia (Faldo 27 holes)

The latest edition to golf in Belek opened in November 2006 is the Cornelia Golf Club offering 27 holes of play, 3 x 9 holes which can be played on the King, the Queen or the Prince Courses.

State of the art practice and clubhouse facilities are also available. The Cornelia has been designed by Nick Faldo and include raised greens and tees and a specific feature of the course are the bunkers in true Nick Faldo style.

Carya Golf Club
18 holes, Par 72 7186yrd - 6571m

The Carya Golf Club is the first classic heathland style golf course to be built on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Set on undulating sand hills. Carya is a championship golf course at the heart of Turkey’s golf coast.

The course is inspired by the traditional old English style heathland courses in Surrey, such as Wentworth, Sunningdale, Walton Heath and The Berkshire. Creating the Carya Golf Course has involved the planting of close to 1 million heather plants to strengthen the heathland environment already exisiting.

The heather on this course define the course into a truly magnificent spectacle. The 7,186 yards par 72 course, is a demanding test of golfing stategy with free flowing holes that run between pine and eucalyptus tress and across a dramatic sand ridge.  Carya boasts a players course, a world class Golf Academy, 300 meter driving range and spectacular new Club House.

Lykia Links 18 hole Championship Golf Course

Lykia Links Golf Course is a stunning golf complex on the shores of the Mediterranean.

A first for Turkey, the links golf course is set to become one of the finest and a must visit for dedicated golf enthusiasts. The centrepiece is an 18 hole championship links course set in the sand dunes by the sea and designed by celebrated architect Perry Dye.

All 18 holes on the Par 72 course have commanding views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding mountains. The prevailing winds will challenge golfers particularly the ones close to the sea.

The course is a challenge for the accomplish golfer, requiring a “Scottish” style “punch and run” shots. The quilted fairways have a sense of famous courses in Scotland and an assortment of pot bunkers guard the greens and require placement on the fairway. The golf complex and course opened in November 2008