What separates Belek from almost every other golf destination in Europe is its sheer concentration of iconic design signatures. Within minutes of each other sit completely distinct architectural paradigms created by Ryder Cup icons and design masterminds: Colin Montgomerie, Sir Nick Faldo, Perry Dye, and David Feherty.
⚡ The 4 Architectural Battles
- Montgomerie Maxx Royal: Strategic risk-reward with wide landing zones that reward angle of attack into undulating greens.
- Cornelia Golf Club (Sir Nick Faldo): Positional chess. Drivers stay in the bag; mid-irons and fairway woods rule off the tee.
- Lykia Links (Perry Dye): Raw Scottish links spirit with pot bunkers and coastal wind management.
- National Golf Club (David Feherty): Intimate, tree-lined classic rewarding straight driving through ancient pines.
Which Architecture Suits Your Handicap?
High handicappers will find Montgomerie Maxx Royal more forgiving off the tee due to wider collection corridors, while scratch golfers will revel in the positional demands of Cornelia Faldo. For purists who cherish traditional links shot-making, Lykia Links is an unmissable coastal pilgrimage.
Play All Four Architects in One Holiday
Build a custom four-round championship package with Clubhouse Travel.
Browse Custom Itineraries
