This course was designed by acclaimed course architect, Cabell B. Robinson. This took five years to design and build and was officially opened in November 2002. It is situated in a stunning location near Paphos overlooking the Mediterranean. The golf course takes its name from the birthplace of Aphrodite which it overlooks.
Aphrodite Hills is surrounded by protected forest and follows the scenic contour of the two plateaux. The challenging fairways cut a swathe through lakes, olive and carob trees and most holes have a view of the sea.
The natural topography is gentle, but there is enough movement to give each hole a distinct personality. The course features pot bunkers and has generous fairways of lush Bermuda grass and large tiered greens of American creeping grass. The greens are actually very spacious and make a generous target for approach shots, in saying this most of the greens are undulating.
No matter how many times you play the course, there is always a new challenge on offer. Not least the skill needed to conquer the dramatic holes that run alongside or traverse the dramatic central ravine. An example of this is the 7th hole which has a gorge that separates the tees from the green with a carry of approximately 130 metres.
The clubhouse is beautifully configured overlooking the 18th green and the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean below. The restaurant serves a light 5-star a la carte menu with a selection of snacks, grills and a highly recommended Sunday roast.
The golf course is of World Class standard and is a par 70, with the course being 6299 metres in length. There are a number of facilities available including a 350 metre practice range, 4 target greens with bunkers, short game practice, 3 academy holes and the first dedicated golf academy in Cyprus on site.
Handicap Requirements:
Men - 28 Ladies - 36