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Everything about the top golf courses in Mediterranean Region, Turkey
The top golf courses in Mediterranean Region, Turkey are led by Antalya Golf Club's PGA Sultan Course, the benchmark layout in Belek with Turkish Airlines Open pedigree. For golfers researching this part of Turkey, it is the clearest reference point and the course that most strongly shapes the region's reputation. The Montgomerie Maxx Royal adds a high quality resort course praised for presentation and conditioning, while the wider Belek strip brings a deep all inclusive circuit built for shoulder season golf. Together they give Mediterranean Region, Turkey more breadth than a single flagship course would suggest. Belek is Europe’s most systematic winter sun golf destination. That broader setting matters because Mediterranean Region, Turkey combines resort golf, pine forest and reliable warm weather. Golf here usually works best as part of a wider stay, with enough substance away from the course to make the destination feel rounded rather than one dimensional. For golfers prioritising dependable weather, resort efficiency and depth, Turkey’s Mediterranean coast is hard to beat. For golfers using rankings based on verified reviews from golfers, that mix of standout courses, variety and travel value makes Mediterranean Region, Turkey an appealing region to explore.
