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Carya Golf Club
Belek, Antalya, Turkey
18 Holes · No green fee figure with two agreeing sources · Heathland
— About
About Carya Golf Club
Carya Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course in Belek, on the Antalya coast of Turkey. Thomson Perrett & Lobb laid it across sand hills and through a pine forest in a heathland style. The course belongs to the Regnum Carya resort.
- Heather and pine forest give the course its heathland look.
- The Turkish Airlines Open was held here.
- A golf academy offers PGA-qualified instruction and swing-analysis technology for visitors.
- The architecture firm behind the design was founded by five-time Open champion Peter Thomson.
History of Carya Golf Club
Carya opened in November 2008. Thomson Perrett & Lobb designed it in a heathland style on sand hills among the pines of Belek. The course went on to host the Turkish Airlines Open.
Playing Carya Golf Club: tips
The club has an academy with PGA-qualified instruction and a practice area, so lessons and warm-up time can be arranged before a round. Carya is part of the Regnum Carya resort, which has its own accommodation, so visitors can combine a stay with golf.
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Carya Golf Club
Is Carya a links course?
No. Carya is heathland style, built on sand hills with heather and pines. It is not a seaside links.
How many holes does Carya have?
Eighteen. Carya is an 18-hole championship course.
Where is Carya located?
Carya is in Belek, in Antalya Province on Turkey's Mediterranean coast.