Course profile
Choose the course character and playing order that suit the players.

The SirGolf Belek guide
Belek works best when the resort, course sequence, airport rhythm and non-golf time are designed together - around the people travelling, not a fixed package.
How to approach the week
Some groups choose the course first; others choose a resort, an arrival pattern or the needs of non-golf guests. The private proposal should resolve these choices in one order.
Choose the course character and playing order that suit the players.
Compare the resort against golf access, room style and the wider party.
Set arrival, rest days and private transfers before the final request.
Add only the arrangements that genuinely improve the stay.
The Belek selection
Use the course collection to compare hole count, par, designer and published floodlit play. Gloria Verde’s nine-hole facility remains shown separately.
Where to stay
Travel windows and formats
Build an outline around the actual travel window. A concise escape, a classic golf week and a longer stay each need a different course rhythm.
A focused selection of rounds with straightforward arrival and departure planning.
Space for a varied course order, resort time and a measured pace.
More room for rest days, wider golf choice and personal arrangements.
Before a proposal is sent
Current rooms, tee times, operating terms, transfer timing and the requirements of the whole party are checked before anything is represented as confirmed.
The itinerary should work beyond the first tee.
Arrival and departure timing affects the whole travel rhythm.
Supplier confirmation takes precedence over any planning guide.
Private services are considered when they improve the actual trip.
Start your Belek golf holiday
Share the dates, number of golfers and courses you want to play. We will prepare a clear proposal covering the resort, tee-time requests and private transfers.