Antalya Golf Club

Antalya Golf Club's Pasha course is located in Belek, a purpose-built golf resort area along Turkey's Mediterranean coast that emerged in the 1990s as the country's primary golf destination. The course was designed by European Golf Design, the design arm of the European Tour, and opened in 1997 as part of the first wave of championship-standard layouts that established Belek's reputation. The design reflects the firm's tournament-oriented approach, with strategic bunkering, water hazards, and green complexes built to test skilled players while remaining accessible from forward tees. The routing moves through relatively flat terrain typical of the Belek coastal plain, with the layout incorporating pine forests, lakes, and native Mediterranean vegetation. The course features wide fairways that narrow at landing zones, rewarding accuracy off the tee, and large greens with subtle contours that require careful approach play. Water comes into play on several holes, and the bunkering style follows European Tour standards with deep sand and defined edges. The design emphasizes strategic options rather than forced carries, allowing multiple routes depending on skill level. Pasha has hosted professional events on the European Tour's schedule, contributing to Belek's profile as a tournament venue. The course is part of a larger resort complex that includes hotel accommodations and practice facilities. Like most Belek courses, it attracts a mix of European golf tourists, particularly from northern Europe during winter months, and Turkish players. The Mediterranean climate allows year-round play, with the peak season running from spring through autumn.