The Championship Course at National Golf Club in Serik, near Antalya on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, was designed by David Feherty and David Jones. The course occupies terrain in the Belek region, an area that emerged as Turkey's primary golf destination beginning in the 1990s due to its favorable climate, proximity to resort infrastructure, and relatively flat, workable land suitable for course construction. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography while incorporating water features and strategic bunkering characteristic of modern championship layouts. The design reflects the region's golf development philosophy, which emphasizes playability for resort guests while maintaining enough challenge for competitive events. Belek courses typically feature wide fairways framed by pine forests, with generous landing areas balanced by well-protected greens. The Mediterranean climate allows for year-round play, making the region particularly attractive to European golfers during winter months. The course benefits from the area's established maintenance standards and irrigation infrastructure, which support consistent playing conditions. National Golf Club operates within the broader Belek golf community, which includes several championship-caliber courses and has hosted various professional tournaments on the European Tour schedule. The Championship Course serves both resort visitors and members, fitting into the Turkish golf market's dual focus on tourism and developing the sport domestically. The layout provides a representative example of modern golf architecture adapted to the Mediterranean landscape and the specific demands of destination golf in southern Turkey.