Pines Course
The Pines Course is the main golfing feature at the Sueno complex, measuring over 7,000 yards from the championship tees. The designer has incorporated many of the rugged characteristics of a links course, giving the Pines an amazing character.
Apart from being truly beautiful, the Pines, studded with huge water hazards and expanses of sand, is a stern test of championship golf, and is one of the finest layouts in Belek.
STATS
Par: 72
Designed by: Bob Hunt of PGA Design Consulting
Opened for play: 2007
TEES
White: 6413 metres (7013 yards), SSS 74.5
Yellow: 6013 metres (6576 yards), SSS 71
Blue: 5589 metres (6112 yards), SSS 75.2
Red: 5032 metres (5503 yards), SSS 72.3
Dunes Course
Sueno’s second course is the Dunes, which is suitable for golfers of all standards. It does, however, still tip the scales in excess of 6,500 yards, and is no pushover. Enormous bunkers and the links-style shaping are characteristics, but it is the Dunes’ closing hole which is the lasting memory – pluck up the courage to find the putting surface at the 18th hole’s amazing island green.
The Sueno Hotel is wedged right in the middle of the fantastic Pines and Dunes golf courses!
Once you've finished your round it is well recommended to sit and enjoy a apres golf drink overlooking four of the greens of the Dunes and Pines courses, if you get the chance we'd recommend teeing off in the first 4-ball of your group of golfers so you can enjoy their attempts at clearing the water on the island greens!
STATS
Par: 69
Designed by: Bob Hunt of PGA Design Consulting
Opened for play: 2007
TEES
White: 5643 metres (6171 yards), SSS 70.4
Yellow: 5282 metres (5776 yards), SSS 67.8
Blue: 4821 metres (5272 yards), SSS 70.6
Red: 4072 metres (4453 yards), SSS 67.5
Signature hole-No. 7 (Pines):
Par 3, 214 yards (White), SI 6
Sueno's signature hole certainly requires some solid golf in order to achieve par. With little margin for error, golfers must carry 214 yards over water, to a green containing a pin dangerously near a green side bunker. A safe option would be to aim away from the pin, but with this tactic, a two putt might not be so easy!