Carya Golf Club sits in Belek, the concentrated resort golf district along Turkey's Mediterranean coast east of Antalya. The course was designed by Thomson Perrett and Lobb, a firm with European design experience, and reflects the modern resort standard that has made Belek a popular winter golf destination for northern European players seeking mild weather and accessible championship-length layouts. The routing moves through relatively flat terrain typical of the Belek area, with design interest created through strategic bunkering, water features, and the placement of native Mediterranean vegetation including pines and olive trees. The course plays to a length that accommodates resort guests of varying abilities while offering enough challenge from the back tees to host competitive events. Several holes incorporate water hazards that require careful club selection and course management. Belek's golf infrastructure developed rapidly in the 1990s and 2000s, and Carya represents the region's emphasis on international design standards and year-round playability. The climate allows the course to maintain conditions through much of the calendar, and the facility caters to visiting golfers with practice areas and amenities common to Mediterranean resort properties. The course serves both individual travelers and groups drawn to the region's combination of golf, coastal proximity, and hotel accommodations.