- Four-night packages with three rounds at The Dalaman Golf Club start from €814 per person.
- A seven-night stay with unlimited golf costs from €1,414 per person, based on two sharing.
- Packages run until the end of November 2026 and again from March 5 to September 17, 2027.
The Dalaman Golf Club has put a price on its new course. Barely six weeks after it opened for play, the first golf venue on Türkiye’s Dalaman Coast has released a set of four- to seven-night breaks at the neighbouring Hilton Dalaman Sarıgerme Resort & Golf, aimed squarely at golfers from the UK and Europe.
The resort is ultra all-inclusive, so the headline figures cover the room, food and drink as well as the golf.
What the packages cost
There are three options, all priced per person with two people sharing a room:
- Four nights with three rounds, from €814
- Five nights with three rounds, from €937
- Seven nights with unlimited golf, from €1,414
Every round includes a shared buggy. Guests can upgrade to a Sea View Guest Room, and the packages carry 15 per cent off treatments at the resort’s Elysion Spa.
The five-night break adds a night for €123 but no extra golf, so it suits a golfer travelling with a non-playing partner or anyone who wants a day on the beach. The seven-night deal is the one for the committed player: around €200 a night with as many rounds as the legs allow.
The packages can be booked until the end of November 2026, then again from March 5 to September 17, 2027. That leaves a gap from December to early March, which is notable for a club that has been pitched as a year-round destination.
The course
International Design Group laid out the par-72 on natural sandy soil, and it measures 6,152 metres, or 6,728 yards, from the back tees. The routing threads through pine forest and wetland on a coastal site where lakes serve as resting places for migratory birds, with open views towards the Mediterranean from many holes.
The course has 55 bunkers, 15 natural water hazards and considerable elevation change. The par-five 15th is the hole that has drawn the most attention so far: it opens with a 25-metre drop from the tee, a nature reserve runs down one side of the fairway and a lake guards the other.
Practice facilities include a 20-bay driving range with TrackMan Range technology in ten of the bays, a putting green, a short-game area and an academy. The clubhouse has a restaurant, and there is a halfway house on the course.
The first competitive golf was played on August 30 at the Founding Preview Invitational, a Stableford event staged on Türkiye’s Victory Day. Callum Kenny of Prenton Golf Club in Merseyside won Category A with 39 points.
The resort
Hilton Dalaman Sarıgerme Resort & Golf opened in 2009 and covers 74 acres beside the Dalaman River, close to where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean. It has 550 rooms, suites and Lake House suites, some with private plunge pools or saunas, and the Lake Houses have their own piers.
Away from the course there are ten pools, two seasonal waterparks and a 650-metre private sandy beach. The Elysion Spa has 18 treatment rooms and Turkish bath facilities, and the dining runs across buffet and à la carte venues serving Turkish, Italian, Asian, Indian and Mediterranean food.
The resort manages the golf club, and the first tee sits next door rather than a transfer away. Dalaman International Airport is 20 minutes from the resort.
Chasing Belek
Before the opening, Mustafa Göçen, chairman of Göçay-Onur Tourism Management Inc., set out the ambition by pointing to Türkiye’s established golf hub further east along the coast.
“Belek has become one of Europe’s leading golf destinations,” Göçen said. “With its remarkable natural landscape and accessibility, Dalaman has every opportunity to become another internationally recognised golfing destination.”
Belek offers a cluster of courses within a short drive of each other. Dalaman, for now, has one. Club director Mitat Batır has said the longer-term plans include partnerships with golf clubs and tour operators and bids to stage international tournaments.
General manager Ümit Yaşar Atalay has framed golf as a way to bring visitors to the resort outside the peak summer season, when the beaches do the selling on their own.
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Simon Bale
Simon Bale is the publisher of Golf Today. A low single-figure handicap golfer, he was previously a major shareholder and course reviewer for Top100GolfCourses.com for over a decade, starting in 2010. Through this role, he developed extensive knowledge of golf course design and architecture while playing more than 300 courses worldwide.