How much does golf in Belek cost? Green fees and travel budget 2026
In short: 18 holes in Belek start at €69. Most courses are between €99 and €150 per round (source: golfbelek.com, as of August 2026). For three rounds for two, that puts you in the mid-range at around €720 in green fees — excluding flights, hotel and cart.
How much is the green fee in Belek?
The range is wider than many expect. Entry starts at €69 for 18 holes. At the upper end, most facilities are between €99 and €150 per round (source: golfbelek.com, as of August 2026). Where you land within this range depends on the course — and above all on the timing.
Two concrete examples from the winter window 24.12.2025 to 10.02.2026:
| Course | Price per round |
|---|---|
| National Golf Club | €90 |
| Kaya Palazzo Golf Club | €105 |
(source: eposgolf.com, as of August 2026)
Both are below or at the lower edge of the main range — that's not a coincidence, but seasonal logic.
When is it cheap, when is it expensive?
Belek turns the Central European rhythm upside down. It gets expensive when the weather is at its most pleasant: October/November and March/April are high season with the highest prices. It gets cheaper in the low season — that is, in summer and in winter (source: golfmad.org, as of August 2026).
What that means in practice:
If you're flexible: the weeks just before or after high season are often the best compromise between price and weather.
Sample calculation for a short trip
A realistic scenario for a couple with three days of golf. Note: this is a sample calculation, not a booking.
We calculate with €120 per round — right in the middle of the €99 to €150 range:
| Item | Calculation | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Green fees | 2 people × 3 rounds × €120 | around €720 |
(sample calculation, as of August 2026)
If you take the winter price at National Golf Club (€90) as your basis instead, the green fee block drops noticeably. If you book a course at the upper end in high season, it rises accordingly. The €720 is therefore the midpoint, not the upper limit.
What this calculation does not include: flights, hotel, cart, trolley, rental clubs, transfers between the courses. Plan those separately.
One point that sets Belek apart from many destinations: hotel packages with green fees included are common there, as are all-inclusive models. If you plan three or more rounds, you should compare the package calculation against booking individually — depending on the provider, the result tips one way or the other. We deliberately don't quote concrete hotel prices here, as they fluctuate too much.
Who is Belek worth it for?
Belek is an established golf travel destination in Turkey. The decisive advantage: many courses within a small area. You stay in one place and play three different facilities without sitting in the car for an hour every day. For a short trip for two, that's the practical core of the matter.
A good fit if you:
- want to play several rounds in just a few days without all the driving
- value a package where the green fees are already included
- can travel between autumn and spring, when golf at home isn't an option
Less of a fit if you're only planning one or two rounds and want to spend the rest of the time sightseeing — then the journey is harder to justify.
Conclusion
For a short trip, budget €99 to €150 per round, and in winter sometimes less. The green fees for a couple with three rounds come to around €720 in the mid-range scenario (sample calculation, as of August 2026). The biggest lever is the timing of your trip — not the course.
That was the opening of our series “How much does golf in … cost?”. Next up: Mallorca and St Andrews. Until then, you'll find more destinations in our GolfRanger golf regions.