Golf Course
About the Course
This is a truly magnificent course, which is routed thoughtfully across gently rolling terrain and through mature pine and eucalyptus trees. The snow-capped Taurus Mountains provide a provocative backdrop especially as the course is bathed in hot sunshine for the vast majority of the year.
The 18 hole Championship Course, designed by Ryder Cup Player David Feherty and Seniors Tour Player David Jones, has played host to the PGA European Turkish Seniors Open in 1996 and 1997.
Handicap Certificate
Any golfer wishing to play on the Championship Course must have a handicap certificate. It is therefore advisable to bring your certificate or a copy of it with you. The club reserves the right to prevent anyone who cannot provide proof of their handicap from playing on the Championship Course. The maximum handicaps are 36 for men and 36 for ladies.
Technical details of the course
Official Opening
18 November 1994
Design
By Ryder Cup Player David Feherty and Seniors Tour Player David Jones
Location
Belek-Antalya
Holes
18 (last 4 holes floodlighted)
Site
1100 000 m2, of pine & eucalyptus forests
Handicap Ladies
36
Handicap Men
36
Greens
Approximately 550 m2
Tees
black, white, yellow, red
Fairways
Challenging but fair
Bunkers
64
Lakes
10 in total
Grass
Hybrid Bermuda grass and over-seeding in winter, Tindwarf on the greens and overseeding with Poa Trivilias
Driving Range
36 bay, south to north, 280m
Putting Green
1100 m2
Chipping Green
2300 m2
Rental Golf Cars
Available
Rental Trolleys
Available
Electric Trolleys
Available
Club Sets
Available
Golf Lessons
All taught by P.G.A Qualified Professionals. You can take courses in the languages Turkish, English, Russian (and German at the sister Golf Club Carya 5 minutes away)
Pro Shop
Golf products for sale and rent, golf clothing from European and local brands
Opening Hours
The course is available between 06:00 AM & 20:00 PM
Rules and Documents
Local Rules
- Meters measured to middle of green
- Water hazards – defined by yellow stakes
- Lateral hazards – defined by red stakes
- Out of bounds – defined by white stakes
- Ground under repair – defined by white lines or blue stakes
- Immovable obstructions – paved roads, paths, bridges, staked trees, landscape shrubbery and pop up sprinkler heads or valve boxes
- Stones may be removed from the bunkers
Etiquette
- Proper Golf attire and soft spiked shoes required
- Mobile phones may be used in silent mode
- Under 16 years not allowed to drive golf carts
During your play, please
- Keep carts on paths near tees and greens
- Repair ball marks on greens
- Replace divots on fairways
- Rake sand bunkers
- Keep pace with group in front
- Record your score on the next tee
- Do not litter
Course Marshall
The recommended playing time is 4.5 hours or less. The Marshall may enforce the desired speed of play if necessary:
- You are doing fine
- Your group is falling behind
- Slow play warning, please follow the Marshall’s instructions
Course Map
Hole 17
David Feherty
David Feherty (born 13 August 1958) is a former professional golfer on the European Tour and PGA Tour. He now works as a writer and broadcaster with CBS Sports and Golf Channel.Feherty was born in Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland. He turned professional in 1976 and spent most of his playing career in Europe, where he won five times and finished in the top ten twice in the European Tour’s Order of Merit, placing tenth in 1989 and eighth in 1990. He spent 1994 and 1995 playing mainly on the PGA Tour in the U.S., and the best result on the tour was a second place finish at the 1994 New England Classic.
David Jones
David Jones (born 22 June 1947) is a former European Tour golfer from Bangor, Northern Ireland.After his career on the circuit, he became a prominent course designer and golf coach, (Irish National Coach 1987/1988). He has designed golf courses in his native Ireland and various countries, principally Kenya, Türkiye, Tanzania and Finland. Jones played on the European Seniors Tour from 1999 to 2004, winning once. He represented Great Britain and Ireland, and latterly Europe, in the PGA Cup Matches against the USA, twice as captain, and seven times as a player. He currently serves as a Director on the Board of the European.