The golf course at Lykia Links is perhaps the most visually impressive in all of in Antalya’s golfing paradise, and is certainly the only genuine seaside layout.
Credit goes to Perry Dye, the son of the great Pete Dye, who together are responsible for some of the world’s truly spectacular courses.
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0800 043 6644Just one look at the Championship Course at Lykia Links and visitors will be struck with awe. At times reminiscent of Kingsbarns, the course is carved along the Mediterranean coastline, with some mind-blowing holes that live long in the memory.
Each individual hole is beautifully sculpted, and bordered with vast areas of sandy scrubland, giving Lykia a genuinely rugged links feel. The stretch from 13 to 17 is the most enchanting at Lykia, caved through the dunes along the coastline – be sure to avoid the treacherous pot bunkers.
Perry Dye has manufactured a modern masterpiece with his Championship Course, which has catapulted the Lykia Links to the forefront of golf in the increasingly popular golfing hot spot of Belek.
Lykia Links is ranked as one of the best courses in Turkey
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Perry Dye |
| Opened for play | 2008 |
| Black | 6,925 metres | SSS 77.6 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,321 metres | SSS 74 |
| Blue | 5,869 metres | SSS 71.4 |
| Red | 5,193 metres | SSS 73.5 |
| Green | 4,768 metres | SSS 70.4 |
Great to play as different option to all other Belek courses. Tough track but enjoyable
We were disapointed with the course compared to the last year. Lykia course has great potential but not maintained properly this year, not enough buggies, poorly organised, and YourGolfTravel booked for us twighlight tee off times!! Twice!!! Even I started booking in March
Quite a lot of rough, interesting greens, amazing scenery. Lovely to play by the sea. 40 minutes drive from the other Belek courses, but worth it.
Awful staff hotel facilities. I’ve seen warzones up held to a higher standard
they told us no buggies then we saw everyone with buggies. too long and too hot to walk treated us poorly so disappointed, next time ensure buggy is booked
Greens hadn’t been cut in about two weeks better chipping on them than putting on them
Course was in terrible condition. Tee’s were needed cut and divots filled. Greens were a disgrace. Would not play or recommend this course to anyone which is a shame as has potential to be a great course if looked after better
Good links course on the Mediterranean. Generous fairways but if you miss them, it is lost ball. I found the greens ran true but they were difficult to read. I would recommend playing here. Thanks to Zaneb and here team. Andrew Connell
A proper test of golf on a links course that you would be hard to find similar in Turkey!
Apart from the condition which was average, there two other issues with LYKIA. 1. It was extremely dangerous due to some "not so experienced" golfers being able to control the direction of their shots. On two or three occasions a few centimetres could easily have caused a medical emergency. 2. It's not a links course and the suggestion in the name is very misleading.
Greens tees and fairways very good golf a little slow at times but a good test of golf for all handicaps
A great design with some visually stunning holes. The type of grass made recovery from the rough very difficult and the greens were slow.
Course just reopened. No buggies allowed. Grass needed cutting.
Course had been re-seeded so greens and fairways slow due to them wanting growth. Also would not allow buggies so had to use pull trolleys which on a hot hillish course was a real chore. As one of our group had diabetes we had to ask for buggies at the turn which they supplied so made the back 9 better. In all potentially a great course but would have been good to be made aware of the on going course work. Also like a lot of Turkey it’s seems like they initially build everything to a high standard but there is no on-going maintenance program to keep the standard up. We went to Kindrye shopping centre and it had obviously been built to a decent standard at some point but was run down to an extent that it looked like a bomb had hit it. Quite intimidating at times and again only interested if you are spending money. Would have spent more if they just leaved us alone.
Great course but very slow 5 hour round
Great links course.
We were originally really looking forward to this course as a welcomed break for the other "resort courses" we were playing. That being said, we realised when we arrived in Belek that it was a little further away than we thought - 35 minutes from Titanic Deluxe to Lykia World. As a result, I recommend either booking Transfers with YGT (we didn't) or using a local transfer company (not Taxis) to get there. We were quoted 45 euro each way in a Taxi and ended up getting a 20 euro each way transfer arranged locally. Once we got there however we were glad we made the effort. It was much quieter than all of the other courses so we had almost no waiting around. Whilst it is very much a Links style course to the eye, it doesn't always play like one due to the types of grass they need to use in the Belek area. That being said there are many of the Links characteristics and it was one of the more enjoyable of the 6 rounds we played. Despite the yellow tees having a 74 SSS we all actually scored pretty well considering many of the holes are into the sea breeze. I'd definitely recommend a visit if you can accommodate the transfer time into your schedule.
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