5 Day Belek Golf Itinerary
Belek is the most concentrated golf resort in Europe, a strip of the Turkish Mediterranean coast where a dozen championship courses sit within a few minutes of one another, wrapped in pine forest and served by big all inclusive resorts. The golf is excellent, the value is exceptional, and you barely touch the car all week. This route gathers five of the best, from Gloria to Carya, Montgomerie, Cornelia and Sueno, with indicative 2026 green fees and transfer times.
Photograph: Montgomerie Maxx Royal, Belek, via Google
Who this trip suits
This is the easiest quality golf week to arrange in Europe, built for the golfer who wants a lot of very good golf, warm sun and a comfortable resort, without long transfers or big green fees. Belek packs its courses into a short stretch of pine forest behind the beach, so you stay in one all inclusive resort, play a different course every day within a short hotel transfer, and let the package take care of the rest. It suits a buddies trip, a society or a couple, especially anyone chasing winter or shoulder season sun when northern Europe is closed for golf.
Two things shape the week. The first is the season: Belek is hot in summer and at its best in spring, autumn and the mild winter, which is also when the value is sharpest. The second is the resort, since most courses sit beside a hotel and a stay and play package usually bundles the green fees, the buggies and the transfers into one price. Get those right and the golf simply unfolds.
The 5 day plan
Gloria Golf Club, Old Course
Open at one of the largest golf complexes in Belek, the Old Course at Gloria, a Michel Gayon design threaded through mature pines with water in play and generous, well conditioned fairways. Forgiving enough to ease you into the week yet a proper test from the back tees, it sets the tone for the resort golf to come. Indicative 2026 green fees are around 115 euro in peak season. A short transfer from anywhere on the strip and a relaxed first round.
Carya Golf Club
The most distinctive course in Belek, a Thomson Perrett design that recreates a British heathland in the Turkish pines, with heather, fescue and the only full floodlighting in the region, so you can play on into the evening. Firm, strategic and a complete change of character from the resort parkland. Indicative 2026 green fees are around 140 euro in peak season. A short transfer from the resort strip and a genuine highlight of the trip.
Montgomerie Maxx Royal
The marquee round, a Colin Montgomerie design with European Golf Design that has hosted the Turkish Airlines Open on the European Tour, full of bold bunkering, water and a championship finish. The best conditioned and most demanding course of the week, attached to one of the smartest resorts in Belek. Indicative 2026 green fees are around 150 euro in peak season, the dearest of the trip. A short transfer; the centrepiece of the itinerary.
Cornelia Golf Club, Faldo Course
A Nick Faldo design of three interchangeable nines, the King, Queen and Prince, set among lakes and pines beside the Cornelia resort, with the strategic, risk and reward shaping that is Faldo's signature. Varied, scenic and immaculately kept, with plenty of water to negotiate. Indicative 2026 green fees are around 130 euro in peak season. A short transfer from the strip and a fine, flexible day's golf.
Sueno Golf Club, Dunes Course
Close the week on the Dunes Course at Sueno, a long, well wooded championship layout with water threaded through the closing holes and one of the strongest finishes in Belek. Part of a large all inclusive resort, it is a fitting, full blooded end to the trip. Indicative 2026 green fees are around 120 euro in peak season. A short transfer from anywhere on the strip; a satisfying final round.
Green fees, transfers and logistics
| Round | Indicative 2026 fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gloria, Old Course | Around 115 euro | Short transfer; pine framed parkland |
| Carya | Around 140 euro | Short transfer; floodlit heathland style |
| Montgomerie Maxx Royal | Around 150 euro | Short transfer; European Tour host |
| Cornelia, Faldo Course | Around 130 euro | Short transfer; 27 holes by Nick Faldo |
| Sueno, Dunes Course | Around 120 euro | Short transfer; strong championship finish |
Green fees and transfer times verified indicatively in June 2026 from course and booking listings; they vary by season and are often bundled into stay and play packages, and they change without notice, so always confirm current rates and availability directly before booking. Find a Belek resort base.
When to go and where to stay
Play the trip in spring or autumn, roughly March to May and October to November, for warm, dry weather and the courses in their best condition, accepting peak green fees, or take the mild winter for the best value and the classic escape from a northern European off season. High summer is hot and best played early in the day. Stay in one of the big all inclusive resorts on the Belek strip, ideally one with its own course such as Gloria, Sueno, Cornelia or Maxx Royal, and take a stay and play package that bundles the green fees, buggies and transfers. Antalya airport is about thirty five minutes away, and once you arrive you barely need the car all week.
Plan your Belek golf week
We match your resort to the golf, bundle the green fees, buggies and transfers into one stay and play package, and hold the tee times across the best courses on the strip. Tell us roughly when and who is travelling, and one concierge costs it to the head, with no obligation.
Belek itinerary questions
What is the best 5 day golf itinerary in Belek?
A five day trip in Belek can take in the resort's best courses without ever driving more than twenty minutes. Open on the Old Course at Gloria, then play the floodlit, heathland style Carya, Colin Montgomerie's Maxx Royal, Nick Faldo's Cornelia and finish on the pines and dunes of Sueno. Every course sits within a short transfer of the resort strip, with buggies and practice grounds throughout. Always confirm current tee times and fees directly before booking.
How much does a 5 day Belek golf trip cost in green fees?
Belek is one of the best value quality golf destinations in Europe. Five rounds on this route add up to roughly 600 to 700 euro per golfer in green fees in peak 2026 season, with individual rounds typically running from around 110 to 150 euro at the marquee courses, and less in the shoulder and winter months. Many golfers play on a stay and play package where green fees are bundled with an all inclusive resort. These are indicative figures, so always confirm current fees directly before booking.
When is the best time for a Belek golf trip?
The prime golf seasons in Belek are spring and autumn, roughly March to May and October to November, when the weather is warm and dry and the courses are in their best condition, which is also peak price. Winter is mild and quiet and excellent value, a popular escape from northern Europe, while high summer is very hot and best played early in the day. Always confirm current seasonal rates and availability directly before booking.
Where should you stay for a Belek golf trip?
Belek is built around large all inclusive golf resorts, many of which own or sit beside their own course, so the simplest plan is a stay and play package at one of the resort complexes such as Gloria, Sueno, Cornelia or Maxx Royal. From any of them the other courses are a short transfer away, often arranged by the hotel, and green fees can be bundled with the room and meals. Antalya airport is about thirty five minutes from the resort strip. Always confirm rates and availability before booking.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Indicative green fees and transfer times verified June 2026. Last reviewed June 2026.