The Academy Course at Aphrodite Hills sits within a substantial resort and residential development near Paphos in southwestern Cyprus. Designed by European golf architects, the course was developed as part of the broader Aphrodite Hills complex, which combines residential properties, hotel facilities, and recreational amenities. The setting occupies elevated terrain with views toward the Mediterranean coastline and the surrounding Cypriot landscape of scrubland and rocky outcrops typical of the region. The course routing takes advantage of the site's natural topography, with holes that move across and down the hillside. The design incorporates the undulating character of the terrain, creating elevation changes that affect both strategy and shot-making. Bunkering and water features are integrated into the layout, though the course's primary challenge derives from the slope and the native vegetation that frames many holes. The Mediterranean climate and the course's exposure to wind are factors in play throughout the round. Aphrodite Hills functions primarily as a resort destination, welcoming both hotel guests and members. The Academy Course is one of two layouts at the property, offering golfers a full resort experience alongside accommodation and dining options. The course has hosted regional tournaments and competitions, though it operates mainly as a daily-fee and resort-guest facility rather than as a championship or tour venue. The setting and design reflect the broader European resort golf model, combining accessible play with the appeal of a Mediterranean destination.