Sueno Golf Club is one of Belek’s most complete golfing venues, offering two contrasting 18-hole championship courses within a beautiful landscape of umbrella pines, lakes and natural sandy areas. With 36 holes in one location and accommodation positioned beside the fairways, it is particularly well suited to golf groups wanting several rounds without the need for daily transfers.

The Pines Course is the longer and more demanding of the two layouts. Playing to a par of 72 and measuring 6,413 metres from the back tees, it winds through mature woodland with water, natural-style bunkering and narrow landing areas creating a strong strategic test. Accurate driving is important, but good positioning matters just as much, as approaches from the wrong side of the fairway can be blocked by trees or forced across hazards.

The Dunes Course offers a shorter but still entertaining challenge. This par-69 layout measures 5,643 metres and combines parkland-style holes with rolling ground, lakes and waste bunkers. Its more manageable length makes it an enjoyable choice for mixed-handicap groups, although water and carefully positioned sand ensure golfers must continue to think their way around.

Both courses were created by International Design Group, with Andrew Craven serving as head designer. Across the complex, numerous lakes and bunkers create plenty of risk-and-reward decisions, while four sets of tees allow golfers to select a suitable level of difficulty.

Practice facilities are among the most extensive in Belek, including a 300-metre driving range, grass and covered teeing stations, a large putting green and separate areas for chipping, pitching and bunker play. After the round, golfers can enjoy food and drinks overlooking the courses from the clubhouse bars and restaurant.

Away from golf, Belek offers sandy Mediterranean beaches, resort spas and shopping, while the ancient theatre at Aspendos provides an excellent cultural trip between rounds.