Turkey Green Fees: 2026 Guide
Turkey's golf is concentrated in Belek on the Mediterranean coast near Antalya, one of the densest collections of championship resort courses in Europe. For 2026 the green fee picture is clear once you know the ranges, the buggy costs and when to play. Here is the guide.
Photo: The Montgomerie Maxx Royal Golf Club, Belek via Google.
How green fees work in Belek for 2026
Across Belek's roughly 15 courses, 18 hole green fees in 2026 broadly run from about 69 euros, for low season midweek rounds at courses like Lykia Links and the Pasha, up to around 219 euros for Regnum Carya at peak. Most international golfers book in the shoulder months, where the majority of courses sit between roughly 99 and 150 euros, the sweet spot of price and weather.
Budget for extras on top of the green fee. A buggy typically runs from nothing on a handful of hot deal slots up to around 70 euros, with a usual range of 45 to 60 euros when pre booked online. As always these are indicative figures for the 2026 season that move with demand, so always confirm directly before booking.
The courses, premium to value
The premium championship venues are the Montgomerie Maxx Royal, Carya and the PGA Sultan, the names that sit at the top of the price range and host the biggest events. Carya is unusual in offering night golf as the only fully floodlit 18 hole course in Europe, which opens up cooler evening rounds in the warmer months.
The value lies a notch down, at courses such as Sueno Dunes, the Pasha and Aspendos, which deliver high quality resort golf at gentler rates. The art of a 2026 Belek trip is mixing a premium round or two with several of the value courses, all within a short transfer of the resorts.
When to go for the best price
Belek plays effectively year round, but the pricing and the comfort both favour the shoulder seasons. Spring and autumn offer the best balance of warm weather and reasonable green fees, which is why most golfers visit then. High summer is hot, pushing play to early mornings or Carya's floodlit evenings, while winter is mild and popular, a genuine golf season in its own right.
The smartest value comes from package bookings that bundle several rounds, a buggy and resort accommodation, which beat paying course by course. Treat any quoted figure as indicative for 2026 and always confirm directly before booking.
Our take
Our take is that Belek is one of the best value championship golf clusters in the wider Europe, where a single premium round at Carya or the Montgomerie can anchor a week of excellent, affordable golf at the value courses nearby.
Travel in spring or autumn, book a package across several courses, keep an eye on buggy and extra costs, and Belek delivers a lot of high quality golf for the money, a short flight from much of Europe.
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Questions
How much are green fees in Belek, Turkey for 2026?
Across Belek's roughly 15 courses, 18 hole green fees in 2026 run from about 69 euros in low season up to around 219 euros for Regnum Carya at peak, with most shoulder season rounds between 99 and 150 euros. Buggies typically add 45 to 60 euros. Treat all figures as indicative and confirm before booking.
Which are the best golf courses in Belek?
The premium championship venues are the Montgomerie Maxx Royal, Carya and the PGA Sultan, while Sueno Dunes, the Pasha and Aspendos offer strong value. Carya is the only fully floodlit 18 hole course in Europe, allowing night golf.
When is the best time to play golf in Belek?
Spring and autumn offer the best balance of warm weather and reasonable green fees, which is when most golfers visit. High summer is hot, and winter is mild and popular. Package bookings across several courses offer the best value; confirm rates directly before booking.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Green fee ranges and course details verified June 2026 from golf travel sources; fees move with season and demand, so always confirm directly before booking. Last reviewed June 2026.