Cornelia Golf Club

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Address: Belek, Antayla, Belek, Turkey
Rating: 4.0
Rating: 4.0
Opened: 2006
Holes: 18
Type: Resort
Length: 6532 metres
Par: 72
Rating/SSS: 72
Slope: 131
Green Fees: €75 - €108
Offers: Discounts available to villa owners and hotel guests
Tel No: +90 242 710 1600
Location: View Map
Website: www.corneliagolfresort.com
   
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Clubhouse/Hospitality Rating: 3.0
Quality of Course Rating: 4.0
Practice Facilities Rating: 5.0
Value for Money Rating: 4.0

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Facilities
Hotel, Golf clubhouse with all facilities. Golf professional shop with equipment hire. Golf practice facilities and David Leadbetter Golf Academy
Description
The Cornelia Golf Club offers 27 fantastic holes of golf designed by Sir Nick Faldo.

Like all Faldo designed courses the Cornelia offers a tough challenge to even the most accomplished golfer but, with bail-out areas, the course can be also enjoyed by the less gifted player.

Always maintained to a very high standard the Cornelia Golf Course is generally regarded as one of the best in Belek.

Visitors are always welcome. Contact club to make arrangements 

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Handicap: 16
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09 Dec 2014, 16:41
Clubhouse/Hospitality Rating: 3.0
Quality of Course Rating: 4.0
Practice Facilities Rating: 5.0
Value for Money Rating: 4.0

Faldo is an evil......

Played the three variations of this course, and all in my group had very unprintable words to say about Nick Faldo for the way he has designed the course, but what can you expect from a perfectionist.

There are three loops of 9 and these go to make up the Prince, Queen and King courses. Take your pick of the tees from championship to ladies - none are easy. All the fairways trickle off to the sides and dump you in the pine needles or dirt. The bunkers are well sanded and mainly deep - none of that shallow stuff that lets you see your ball all the way to missing the hole, you need to get out to see it run away! The greens are quick when you don't expect it, the half an hour later, they will slow down - but they are true.

These may be championship loops, but in reality it is just a resort golf course. You will take 5 hours to play 18, if you are playing more than a couple of rounds, make sure you buggy some of the time.

There is a food wagon that pops round a couple of times during your round, all the staff out on the course are friendly, but the staff in the bar are more interested in their mobiles, and cannot really be bothered to serve you. That said, you would probably play whilst staying at one of the parent hotels, so go back on the shuttle and drink on your 'all-in' package.

The question of course is would you play again - if my next trip to Turkey allows an extra round, this one would be on the cards, but it would have to be after the Sultan.

  




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