Golf in Cyprus: Courses, Green Fees and Memberships

Cyprus is a small island with a short list of golf courses, but every one of them is a full 18-hole layout with a driving range and a teaching academy. Here is what each course offers, where it is and what we could confirm about prices at the time of writing (October 2026).

How many golf courses are there in Cyprus?

The Deputy Ministry of Tourism's 2026 golf brochure lists five international-standard 18-hole courses, all in the Paphos and Limassol districts. Four sit in the countryside around Paphos, and the newest, Limassol Greens, is on the edge of Limassol. The brochure describes them as the first phase of a wider plan for golf on the island.

Golf here is governed by the Cyprus Golf Federation (cgf.org.cy), founded in 2000. It organises the Cyprus Open and the annual Cyprus Amateur Open Championships, and its website has the tournament calendar.

The courses at a glance

Aphrodite Hills Golf – PGA National Cyprus

Aphrodite Hills sits on the resort of the same name between Paphos and Limassol. The championship course, designed by Cabell B. Robinson and opened in 2002, measures 6,289 metres according to the resort. Practice facilities include a double-ended 350-metre range, short-game areas and a six-hole PGA National Academy Course. In September 2026 the resort opened its new PGA National Golf Academy, with a 28-bay TrackMan range and two indoor coaching studios.

• Website: aphroditehills.com
• Green fees: not published as a price list; rates are shown when you book a tee time through the resort's online booking system.
• Membership: the resort says it offers memberships "to suit your game" but does not publish fees. You fill in an enquiry form or call the resort.

Secret Valley Golf

Secret Valley lies in a valley close to Petra tou Romiou (Aphrodite's Rock). The Deputy Ministry of Tourism says the par 71 course, about 5,700 metres long, was rebuilt and reopened in 2013, designed by Hans-Georg Erhardt and Snorri Vilhjalmsson of Golf & Land Design, with Tony Jacklin's signature on the redesign. Its owner, Schoeller Holdings, also presents it as a Tony Jacklin design. The course has a 300-metre range with covered bays, three practice greens, an indoor golf simulator and a floodlit three-hole loop for evening play.

• Website: listed as csvgolf.com in the 2026 tourism brochure; the Deputy Ministry of Tourism's course page and the owner link to secretvalleygolfresort.com
• Green fees and membership: not published in the sources we checked. Contact the club for current rates.

Eléa Golf Club

Eléa, on the Eléa Estate at Geroskipou, is about 8 km from Paphos and its airport. Sir Nick Faldo designed the par 71 layout, which opened in 2010 and measures 6,775 yards from the back tees. There is a full-length driving range with target greens, a short-game area, a putting green and an academy with PGA professionals.

• Website: eleaestate.com/golf
• Green fees: booked online through the club's tee-time system; no price list is published.
• Membership: the club lists Full (7-Day), Under 40, Young Golfer, Associate, Corporate, Military and Social memberships, but no prices. Selected memberships include access to clubs in the IAC global network. Ask the membership team for the current fees.

Minthis Golf Club

Minthis, at Tsada in the Paphos district, is the oldest of the five. Donald Steel designed it in 1994 and Mackenzie & Ebert later renovated it. The par 72 course measures 5,902 metres, passes a 12th-century monastery and has the only island green in Cyprus, on the par-3 15th. There is a TrackMan range, putting and chipping greens and a three-hole par-3 academy course.

Minthis is the only club that publishes a full price list. At the time of writing (October 2026), including VAT and subject to change:

1 January–15 February, 1 June–15 September and December. *16 February–31 May and 16 September–30 November.

Annual memberships are listed at €3,000 (individual), €5,400 (couple), €2,100 (off-peak/twilight), €1,000 (student, 18–23), €300 (junior, 12–18) and €200 (junior, under 12). There are also six-month (€1,950) and three-month (€1,300) options.

• Website: minthisresort.com

Limassol Greens

Limassol Greens is the island's newest course and the only one inside a city. Designed by Cabell B. Robinson, the 18-hole par 71 course opened to members on 1 October 2025 and to the public on 1 December 2025. It lies beside the Limassol Salt Lake, and two of its holes run through a natural wetland. Published lengths vary slightly by source, at roughly 6,300 metres. The resort has a driving range with 30 TrackMan bays and a golf academy, and it had about 100 golf members by February 2026.

• Website: limassolgreens.com
• Green fees and membership: not published in the sources we checked. Contact the club for current rates.

Are there any other courses?

Vikla, in the hills of the Limassol district, has a small, long-established course built on the site of a village abandoned in the 1980s, and it is still in use. It is not one of the five courses the Deputy Ministry of Tourism promotes, and its current layout and prices are not published by an official source, so contact the club before you go.

Where can you practise without playing a full course?

Besides the academies at the five courses, Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort near Peyia has The Range, a 24-bay, two-tier driving range with Toptracer shot tracking and PGA coaching for beginners, juniors and groups. At the time of writing (October 2026) a bay costs €40 an hour Monday to Wednesday and €60 an hour Thursday to Sunday, for up to six players with unlimited balls, and an indoor simulator room costs €120 an hour. See our guide to learning golf in Cyprus for lessons.

When is the best time to play?

Golf is played all year in Cyprus, and the Deputy Ministry of Tourism points to six to seven hours of sunshine a day even in winter. Clubs set their own seasons: Minthis, for example, charges its higher rate in spring (mid-February to May) and autumn (mid-September to November). If you play in summer, book early tee times or look at twilight rates.

What to do next

• Compare the academies, lesson prices and junior programmes in our guide to learning golf in Cyprus.
• Before you join a club, ask for the membership terms in writing, including the dates the fee covers and any handicap licence fee.
• Explore more ways to stay active in our guide to outdoor sports in Cyprus, or use the area finder to see which part of Paphos or Limassol suits you.