An elevated tee at the 18th sends the final shot towards a green beside the lake, a fittingly exposed finish to a round that asks for careful choices from the first hole onwards. PGA Sultan begins with a tight fairway squeezed by water on either side, then works through the forest at Antalya Golf Club, where trees shape the tee shots and water comes into play on 12 holes. The championship routing measures about 7,083 yards as a par 71 from its principal set up, with quick, contoured greens placing a premium on approach play and recovery skills. The 12th is a particularly exacting right-hand dogleg, its green protected by both bunkers and water. This is a course for golfers prepared to plot their way around rather than simply reach for the driver. The published black-tee scorecard shows a different test at 6,429 yards and par 72, so it is sensible to confirm the tees in use before travelling. Handicap limits are 24 for men and 28 for women.
Afterwards, the clubhouse bar, restaurant and terrace overlook the fairways, making it an easy spot for a drink and a meal while the closing holes are still fresh in the mind. PGA Sultan is directly beside Sirene Belek Hotel, allowing guests staying there to walk to the course, and Antalya Golf Club also has the 18-hole Pasha Course on site. Both layouts were created by European Golf Design with David Jones as design consultant, giving a Belek stay here two courses with a shared design pedigree but distinct rounds to remember.
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