The best golf hotels in Belek

36 holes and a spa the size of a village

Cullinan opened in 2022 beside Cullinan Links, where two courses, Aspendos and Olympos, wind through the pines towards the sea. You can be on the first tee within minutes of leaving breakfast.

Off the course it is just as generous: the C'Espace spa covers around 8,000 square metres, there is a private beach, and a long list of restaurants and beach bars. It works well when only half the family has brought clubs.

Belek's grandest address

The resort shares its grounds with the Montgomerie course, laid out by Colin Montgomerie and opened in 2008. Guests rate it higher than any other hotel on this list.

Beach villas sit at the edge of the sand, and service is pitched at the level of a city grand hotel. Book it for a golf week where nothing should feel like a compromise.

Tee off after sunset

Carya Golf Club is one of the few floodlit courses in Turkey, so on hot summer days you can wait for the evening cool and still play a full round. The hotel sits on the beach, with the course behind it.

The spa is one of Belek's best regarded, which helps on the rest day between rounds. The National Golf Club, Belek's first course, is close by for a change of scenery.

27 holes by Nick Faldo

Guests play the Cornelia Golf Club, designed by Sir Nick Faldo with three loops of nine: King, Queen and Prince. A shuttle runs between the hotel and the clubhouse.

The resort has a private beach and pools that wind between the buildings. Choose it if you want a famous name on the scorecard and a proper spa afterwards.

The most golf at one resort

Gloria has 45 holes of its own: the Old Course by Michel Gayon from 1997, the New Course and the nine-hole Verde. You could stay a week and never play the same loop twice.

The resort runs straight onto the beach, with villas, an aquapark and a long row of restaurants and bars. It is a sound choice for golf groups who want variety without a transfer.

A course 300 metres from your room

The 18-hole Kaya Palazzo Golf Club, designed by David Jones, lies a short walk from the hotel. At around 27 kilometres from Antalya Airport, this is one of the closest golf resorts to the runway.

The hotel has a private beach, two indoor pools for the cooler months and a fitness centre. It suits a long weekend when you want to land and play the same day.

A club holiday with its own course

Robinson Nobilis has a golf course on site, and Gloria Golf Club is about ten minutes away for a second course. The club format means a busy programme of sport and activities alongside the golf.

There are six outdoor tennis courts, beach yoga and a free kids' club, so non-golfers have plenty to do. It suits active couples and families who like a social atmosphere.

Sunsets and a short hop to the courses

Voyage sits a few minutes from the centre of Belek, with a private beach and the main golf courses a short drive away. Guests give it some of the highest scores in the area.

Evenings revolve around the beach bars and the sea views at sunset, and there is an indoor pool for winter golf weeks. It suits golfers who want a polished resort without the biggest crowds.

Five minutes from the National Golf Club

The former Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek sits where the river meets the sea, about five minutes by car from the National Golf Club. It is a big, lively resort with a private beach.

Three beach bars, an indoor pool and plenty for children make it a good fit for mixed groups, where some come for golf and others for the pool.

Golf for one, a theme park for the rest

Rixos Premium is not built around a course, but Belek's fairways are a short drive away, and guests get access to The Land of Legends theme park next door.

With a private beach and a lot for children to do, it is our pick when the golfer is outnumbered by the rest of the family.