Robinson Nobilis Golf Club offers a scenic and strategic round among the pine forests of Belek, close to the Mediterranean coast. Located beside the ROBINSON Nobilis resort and the Acısu River, the course provides a peaceful parkland setting that feels mature, natural and pleasantly different from some of Belek’s more open modern layouts.

Designed by respected British golf architect Dave Thomas and opened in 1998, the 18-hole, par-72 championship course measures approximately 6,312 metres from the back tees. Its fairways weave between tall pine trees, with doglegs, bunkers and water hazards encouraging golfers to think carefully about club selection and positioning.

Accuracy from the tee is important, particularly where the trees tighten the landing areas or the course moves closer to the river. Golfers who find the correct side of the fairway will enjoy better angles into the greens, while wayward drives can leave restricted approaches beneath the pines. The putting surfaces are generally large but feature slopes and raised sections that reward accurate iron play and confident distance control.

Despite its championship credentials, Nobilis remains enjoyable for a broad range of golfers. Several teeing options allow players to choose an appropriate challenge, while the attractive surroundings and varied routing make it a strong choice for societies, couples and mixed-handicap groups. Practice facilities include a driving range, putting greens, pitching and short-game areas, with professional coaching also available.

After golf, players can relax at the clubhouse or enjoy the wider resort’s restaurants, spa and leisure facilities. A bridge across the river provides access to the long Mediterranean beach, while Belek offers additional restaurants, shops and resort facilities. Golfers with time between rounds can also visit the remarkably preserved Roman theatre at Aspendos or explore the ancient sites and waterfront restaurants of Side.