Spanning a unique sand ridge and carved through mature indigenous woodland that includes pine and eucalyptus, Carya, with its borders edged by heather, is a unique site. The par-72 layout is an amazing feat of modern architecture, which from the back tees measures a substantial 7,186 yards. The planting of no less than 1 million heather plants has helped to create an environment reminiscent of the great heathland courses of Berkshire like Sunningdale and Walton Heath.
The greens are immaculate and the course is stunning thanks to the fairways, lined with the familiar pine and eucalyptus trees. Carya Golf Course is extremely hazardous with many fierce bunkers and tight fairways, forgiving to those who play with a strategy.
It measures up just less than 7,200 yards off the back tees making it a course which requires accuracy as you tee off. All of this makes for a highly recommended course worth adding it to your golfing itinerary during your golf break in Belek. The five sets of tees per hole make the course manageable no matter the ability of each visitor, and although it was only unveiled in November 2008, Carya has quickly established an enviable reputation as one of the very best courses in Turkey, and is highly recommended for any visiting golf holiday group.
The five sets of tees per hole make the course manageable no matter the ability of each visitor, and although it was only unveiled in November 2008, Carya has quickly established an enviable reputation as one of the very best courses in Turkey, and is highly recommended for any visiting golf holiday group.
