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Belek, Turkey

Gloria Old Course

A Michel Gayon parkland layout — Belek's original championship course, opened in 1997.

Holes18
Par72
TypeParkland

Course overview

Gloria Old Course was designed by Michel Gayon and opened in 1997, making it one of the pioneer courses in Belek and the founding layout of the Gloria Hotels & Resorts golf operation. The parkland design winds through towering umbrella pines, with water hazards coming into play on several holes to add strategic variety. Decades of establishment have produced a mature, characterful course that contrasts with Belek's newer builds.

Course details

The essentials

Architect
Michel Gayon
Established
1997
Type
Parkland
Par
72
Handicap
HCP 0–28
Location
Antalya, Turkey
Playing characteristics

Character & atmosphere

A mature parkland course with classic tree-lined corridors and occasional water hazards. The established layout has a relaxed, traditional feel that suits golfers looking for a round with genuine heritage in the region.

Highlights

Why play here

  • Designed by Michel Gayon, opened in 1997.
  • A moderate round for golfers who enjoy a proper test.
  • Part of a full golf resort, with facilities on site.
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Practical guidance

Plan your visit

How to get there

Antalya Airport is the main gateway for Belek. The D400 coastal road connects the airport to the resort area around 30 km east. Hotel shuttles, taxis, and car hire are all straightforward options.

Antalya (AYT)

Where to stay

Belek is almost entirely a purpose-built resort destination, and its accommodation is concentrated along a pine-forested strip between the highway and the Mediterranean. Almost all of the major resort hotels here include golf access or are directly adjacent to a course.

Location

Antalya, TurkeyBelek
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