Belek was built for the golf group: several championship courses within a short shuttle, big lively five star resorts with the food and drinks settled up front, floodlit evening golf and warm shoulder season sun. It is the best value group trip in the Mediterranean, done easy.
A buddies trip lives or dies on the logistics, and Belek nails them. The championship courses sit within a short shuttle of each other, the big resorts bundle the room, the food and often the golf into one price, and the group can play hard all day and never reach for a wallet. For premium golf at a price well below western Europe, with everything close together, it is hard to beat for a group.
It is built for the eight or twelve who want plenty of golf, a comfortable base and an easy night out without the trip costing a fortune. Several of the best courses are walkable or a two minute buggy from the room, Carya runs floodlit for an evening nine, and the flights from the UK and northern Europe are short. We handle the rota, the tee times and the transfers so the only decision left is the order of play.
Green fees below are indicative for the 2026 season and always confirm directly before booking, though on a group package the rounds are usually bundled rather than paid course by course.
A heathland style course threaded through pine and eucalyptus, the first fully floodlit course in Europe and host of the Turkish Airlines Open from 2016 to 2018. The evening nine under lights is a group favourite.
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Colin Montgomerie's design at the Maxx Royal resort, eight lakes and a sea of bunkering between the beach and the first tee, one of the most recognized and most enjoyed courses in Turkey.
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Turkey's original championship course and the first built in Belek, still one of the most mature and well respected parkland tests on the coast, and a fair price for a strong group round.
Course profile →Round it out with the Sultan and Pasha courses at Antalya Golf Club, the PGA Sultan at Cornelia and Gloria's three loops, all an easy shuttle from the resorts. We tailor the rota to the group's mix of abilities and pace.
Prefer a shorter trip? A four night long weekend covers two or three of the marquee courses. We can also weight the week toward one flagship resort and a lively base.
The figures below are indicative third party ranges for the 2026 season, per person, excluding flights, on a resort board basis with golf bundled. Belek delivers premium golf and five star resorts at prices well below western Europe, which is why groups keep returning. Always confirm directly before booking.
| Trip shape | Nights | Indicative per person |
|---|---|---|
| Long weekend, two rounds, group base | 4 | From ~$1,000 |
| Five star resort week, four rounds | 7 | ~$1,500 to 2,800 |
| Ultra all inclusive flagship week | 7 | ~$2,800 to 4,500 |
Ranges depend on resort tier, board, courses and group size, and larger groups often unlock better rates. We cost your exact itinerary to the head before you commit.
Play in spring from March to May or autumn from October to November for warm, dry days and firm fairways, the ideal group windows. Midsummer in Belek is hot and best handled with early tee times and the floodlit evenings at Carya, while winter is mild and the value season, which is why the resorts run year round. Lock in larger group dates early, as the best resorts and tee times go first.
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Belek packs several championship courses, lively five star resorts and warm shoulder season sun into a compact stretch of coast, with the golf, food and drinks often bundled into one price. Short transfers between courses, floodlit evening golf at Carya and excellent value make it one of the best value group trips in the Mediterranean.
As an indicative third party guide for 2026, a week in Belek with several rounds, resort accommodation and board runs from about 1,200 to 3,000 dollars or more per person, excluding flights, depending on the resort tier, the board basis and the courses. Belek delivers premium golf below western European prices. Always confirm directly before booking.
Carya, the floodlit Thomson Perrett heathland course, the Colin Montgomerie design at Maxx Royal and the mature parkland of The National are the marquee three, with the PGA Sultan at Antalya Golf Club and the loops at Gloria and Sueno rounding out an easy group rota by short shuttle.
Spring from March to May and autumn from October to November give warm, dry days and firm courses, the ideal windows for a group. Midsummer is hot and best handled with early tee times and the floodlit evenings at Carya, while winter is mild and the value season.
Belek shoulder season windows, group value and the resorts worth booking. Once a fortnight, one click to leave.
Course photography sourced via Google. Belek course imagery courtesy of the venues and Google Maps contributors.