Eléa Estate Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 course at Geroskipou near Paphos. Designed by Nick Faldo, it opened in October 2010. Published course information lists four principal tee configurations, with the back markers extending to approximately 6,775 yards.
The layout uses the limestone terrain of the estate and incorporates native Mediterranean vegetation and extensive bunkering. Current published tee information lists the Black tees at 6,775 yards with a 73.6 course rating and 142 slope; White at 6,313 yards, 71.3/138; Yellow at 5,734 yards with men's 68.5/129 and a separate women's rating; and Red at approximately 5,152 yards with a 70.6/127 rating. The property includes a dedicated golf academy and practice facilities.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 71, 6,775 yards. Designed by Sir Nick Faldo, the course originally opened in 2010. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Golf academy, Driving range, Putting green, Short-game practice, Full Membership, Social Membership, Corporate Membership, Restaurant.
Eléa was developed as the golf component of the Eléa Estate near Paphos, with Nick Faldo responsible for the course design.
The routing makes extensive use of the site's limestone terrain and Mediterranean landscape. Faldo's design places particular emphasis on strategic bunkering and positioning rather than relying only on length.
The course opened in October 2010 and subsequently established a golf academy and practice operation alongside the 18-hole layout.
Eléa operates as a visitor-accessible 18-hole, par-71 course with multiple rated tees and an on-site golf academy.
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