Few places make a group golf trip as easy as Belek. On Turkey's Mediterranean coast near Antalya, a dozen championship courses sit minutes from vast, all inclusive five star resorts, so a society can play, eat, drink and sleep on one bill at a fraction of the western European cost. Here are the seven venues we rate most highly for a corporate or society day, ranked.
Photograph: The Montgomerie Maxx Royal, Belek, via Google
A great corporate day balances three things: a course good enough to feel special, forgiving enough for a field of mixed abilities, and a venue with the buggies, catering, function space and accommodation to run an event smoothly. Belek has more of that infrastructure than almost anywhere, with five star resorts and championship courses built side by side and decades of experience hosting societies and tour events alike. We weighed pedigree against group logistics, and leaned toward the resorts that make a day of twelve to forty players effortless.
Every designer and host event here was checked at the time of writing, and the verdicts and the order are ours, shaped by what makes a group day work rather than by raw difficulty. The all inclusive model is the secret weapon: tell us your numbers and your dates and our concierge builds and costs the whole trip, golf, rooms, meals and the prize dinner, to the head.
The complete event venue in Belek. The Carya course, a heathland inspired Thomson, Perrett and Lobb design with floodlit holes for night golf, has hosted the Turkish Airlines Open, and it sits inside the all inclusive five star Regnum Carya with the ballrooms, catering and rooms to run a large corporate event end to end. For prestige and scale in one resort, it is the first call.
The prestige pick. Colin Montgomerie's course at the Maxx Royal resort is regularly rated among the best in Turkey, a polished, strategic layout with island greens and immaculate conditioning, paired with one of Belek's most luxurious all inclusive hotels. It suits a high end client day where the experience matters as much as the golf, with numbers kept comfortable.
The most complete group golf resort in Belek and the default for a larger society. Gloria runs three courses, the Michel Gayon designed Old and New plus the shorter Verde, alongside multiple hotels, a conference center and a golf academy. You can split forty players across two courses, feed and house them on site and run the prize giving without leaving the resort. Built for scale.
Nick Faldo's 27 hole design at the Cornelia resort gives three nine hole loops that combine into varied championship rounds, set among lakes and umbrella pines and kept to a high standard. With the deluxe all inclusive hotels behind it, it is a strong choice for a group that wants flexibility in the format and a luxurious base, comfortably handling a sizeable field across the loops.
Home to two of the region's best courses, the championship PGA Sultan and the more forgiving Pasha, both shaped by European Golf Design. The Sultan is a proper tournament test that has staged professional events, while the Pasha keeps a mixed field happy, making the club an ideal pairing for a society that wants one serious round and one relaxed. A golf first venue with strong group access.
A big, well run all inclusive resort with two full championship courses, the Dunes and the Pines, and the capacity to host large groups on one site. Less exclusive than the top names, but for a society that wants two contrasting courses, plenty of rooms and a turnkey all inclusive package at a keen price, Sueno is one of the most practical bases in Belek.
A piece of Turkish golf history, the first championship course built in the country and an early host of the Turkish Open. The Feherty and Jones design weaves through pine forest and is more traditional and tree lined than the modern resort courses, a characterful round that adds variety to a multi day society trip and links to nearby hotels for the stay.
Designers, host events and resort facilities verified June 2026 from club and resort sources. Green fees, all inclusive packages, buggy fleets and catering vary by season and party size; always confirm directly before booking.
Tell us the group size, the date and whether you want a single resort or a multi course week, and one concierge arranges the venue, the all inclusive package and the logistics, and costs it to the head, with no obligation.
Regnum Carya in Belek is the standout, an all inclusive five star resort whose Carya course, by Thomson Perrett and Lobb, has hosted the Turkish Airlines Open and even night golf under floodlights, with the scale to run a large event. The Montgomerie Maxx Royal and Gloria are the next picks, the first for prestige and luxury, the second for its three course capacity and decades of group golf experience.
Belek, on Turkey's Mediterranean coast near Antalya, is one of the most efficient group golf destinations in the world. A dozen championship courses sit within minutes of large, all inclusive five star resorts, so a society can play, eat, drink and sleep on one bill, with transfers measured in minutes. The all inclusive model and the value against western Europe make it especially easy for a larger corporate group.
Belek is unusually good value. Indicative 2026 green fees at the championship courses run from about 100 to 180 euro a head, and most groups book an all inclusive package that folds golf, a five star room, meals and drinks into one nightly rate, which sharpens the cost further for a multi day stay. Figures are indicative and move with season, so always confirm directly before booking.
Spring and autumn, from roughly March to May and September to November, are the prime windows, with warm, settled weather and the courses in peak condition, which is when the resorts are busiest. Belek's mild winters make November to February a popular and cheaper escape from northern Europe, while high summer is hot and best played early in the day.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Venue facts and host events verified June 2026. Last reviewed June 2026.