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The PGA Sultan Golf Course / Belek - Turkey |
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PGA Sultan beckons the heartiest of golfers to take the par 71, 6477 metres challenge. European Golf Design and David Jones spared nothing to maintain the competitive level of the course, while at the same time blending it seamlessly into the forest environment.
Created for the discerning golfer, the Sultan delivers a stern but rewarding test of golfing ability that any keen player will relish. A true yardstick by which to gauge skill. |
| Golf Course Details |
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| Designer |
David Jones |
| Seeding Start |
May 2002 |
| Opening |
1st September 2003 |
| Location |
Belek |
| Surface |
775.000 sqm |
| Handicap |
Women 28 , Men 24 |
| Greens |
Approx. 550 sqm Bermuda Tiftdwarf |
| Tees |
White, Gold, red, blue |
| Fairways |
Narrow Challenging |
| Bunkers |
122, approx. 30 sqm(each) / ca. 30 qm /30 m2 |
| Chipping & Pitching Green |
Next to the Clubhouse, 40 bays grass and covered tees fully qualified PGA professionals |
| Cart |
88 |
| Pro (Golf Teacher) |
Separate charges |
| Pro Shop |
Sales point for golf is in clubhouse |
| Clubs for rent |
15 (Cleveland) |
| Club House |
Comfortable Restaurant, Bar, Golfers Lobby, WC, Locker Rooms |
| Header Golf Score |
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The PGA Sultan course, designed by leading architects European Golf Design, together with design consultant and Senior Tour professional David Jones, provide not only a challenge to golfers of all abilities but also wonderful surroundings in which to enjoy your game.
At an inviting 6477 Meters par 72, you may think that pasha would be a walk in the woods, but don't be fooled by the scenery!
Tricky dog legs, cleverly placed bunkers and undulating greens will ensure that the more experienced golfer must think over each shot carefully. The shorter length coupled with generous fairways will not unfairly punish the higher handicapper for any wayward shots.
Towering umbrella pines, crystal clear lakes and the snow capped Taurus Mountains provide a spectacular backdrop to the course as it winds it's way through the forests of Belek.
The Pasha will test the skills of high and low handicappers alike with a combination of different challenges.
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