The Pines at Sueno Golf Club is one of two championship courses at this resort complex in Belek, Turkey's concentrated golf destination along the Mediterranean coast. Designed by PGA Design Consulting, the course takes its name from the mature pine forest that defines much of the property. The layout moves through natural corridors of Aleppo and stone pines, with the trees framing holes and creating a sense of enclosure uncommon in many resort settings. The routing uses the forested terrain to create distinct playing corridors while incorporating water hazards and strategic bunkering throughout. Belek has developed since the 1990s as Turkey's primary golf region, with numerous courses concentrated in a relatively small area east of Antalya. The Pines reflects this resort-focused development model, offering a course designed to challenge skilled players while remaining accessible to the international visitor market that dominates Turkish golf. The pine forest provides both aesthetic character and strategic definition, with doglegs and approach angles often dictated by tree placement. The course features typical resort amenities and conditioning standards consistent with Belek's competitive golf market. Sueno's two-course facility positions The Pines as the more traditional, tree-lined option compared to its companion layout. The setting offers views toward the Taurus Mountains in the distance, though the primary landscape character comes from the immediate pine canopy and the managed parkland aesthetic common to the region's courses.