The National Golf Club, opened in 1994, is a gem nestled amidst gently rolling terrain adorned with mature pine and eucalyptus trees. With the snow-capped Taurus Mountains as a striking backdrop, the course enjoys abundant sunshine throughout the year, creating an idyllic setting for golfers.
Although David Feherty’s name is associated with the National, David Jones likely played a significant role in its design. The course spans nearly 6,300 metres from its longest tees and gained recognition as the venue for the Turkish Seniors Open in 1996 and 1997. It offers a delightful experience for players of all levels, provided they choose appropriate tee boxes.
In October 2016, the National Golf Club expanded its offerings with the addition of a third 9-hole loop named “Ada” (holes 19-27). The original 18 holes are now split into “Irmak” (holes 1-9) and “Tuna” (holes 10-18), enhancing the variety and appeal of the course.
After a rewarding round, golfers can unwind on the terrace overlooking the splendid course, enjoying a refreshing post-round drink while relishing their golfing experience at this exceptional venue.
