Ocean and Atlas courses
Golf
Courses by the Atlantic and in view of the Atlas mountains. We plan rounds into your trip and handle tee times, transfers and equipment.
The experience
Why golf in Morocco
Golf in Morocco carries a royal story. King Hassan II was a passionate golfer, and in 1971 he opened Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat: 45 holes in a cork oak forest, designed by Robert Trent Jones.
The same year he created the Trophée Hassan II. Champions such as Billy Casper, Lee Trevino, Payne Stewart, Colin Montgomerie, Pádraig Harrington and Ernie Els have lifted it, and it still brings world golf to Rabat.
Today the courses run from the Atlantic to the foot of the Atlas: ocean holes at Mazagan and Taghazout Bay, palm groves in Marrakech, and in winter, snow on the mountains behind the greens.
On your journey, a round is part of the day, not the whole day: a transfer from your hotel, a tee time already booked, lunch at the clubhouse, while non-players explore the medina or the coast.
A royal tradition. Your tee time.
The courses
Where we play. We choose courses and tee times to match your level, the season and your route.
Royal Golf de Tanger
Founded in 1914, a hilly course among pines and cypress above Tangier.
Al Houara Golf Club
A Graham Marsh and Vijay Singh course on the Atlantic, ranked No. 2 in Morocco.
Royal Golf Dar Es Salam
Three courses in a cork oak forest near the capital. The Red course has hosted European Tour events.
Casa Green Golf Club
A Jeremy Pern course in Casablanca, played on the second day of both golf journeys.
The Tony Jacklin Casablanca
A Tony Jacklin signature course along the Bouskoura forest, with lakes and streams.
Mazagan Golf Club
A coastal layout among low dunes, with both nines finishing close to the Atlantic beach.
Royal Golf Marrakech
One of Morocco’s oldest clubs, founded in 1927, where Churchill and Eisenhower played.
Amelkis Golf Club
Open parkland on the edge of the city, with views toward the Atlas. Has hosted the Moroccan Open.
Al Maaden Golf Resort
A Kyle Phillips oasis course with a water garden and sculptures, at the foot of the Atlas.
Royal Palm Golf & Country Club
A Cabell Robinson course in an olive-grove estate facing the Atlas, with a Fairmont hotel.
Assoufid Golf Club
A desert-style course with date palms, cacti and olive trees, with the Atlas mountains in view.
Mogador Golf
Tree-lined parkland in coastal brushland and pine forest, close to the Atlantic shore.
Tazegzout Golf
Holes among argan trees, several set on cliffs high above the Atlantic.
Golf de l’Océan
Three nines among dunes and lakes, near downtown Agadir. Co-host of the 2011 Trophée Hassan II.
Course details are indicative and confirmed when we plan your trip.
What we take care of
You bring your game. We handle the rest, so the golf day runs without logistics.
Booked in advance, at the hours that suit the light and the heat of the day.
Hotel to course and back in your own van with your driver. No taxis, no waiting.
Club rental arranged if you travel light. Tell us your preferred set and handedness.
Non-players follow a parallel programme: medina, spa, coast or a photo session.
A golf day on your trip
An example. We adapt it to the course, the season and your group.
Your driver takes you to the course after breakfast.
A relaxed lunch overlooking the course.
Back to the hotel, or a visit along the way.
How a round works
What a golf day usually looks like on Moroccan courses. Details vary by club.
Booked in advance, usually in the morning, when the light is soft and the heat is low.
Most clubs ask for golf attire: a collared shirt and tailored shorts or trousers. Some may ask for a handicap certificate.
Caddies are common in Morocco, and buggies are recommended in the heat. Caddies, buggies and club hire are optional extras, paid on top.
Lunch at the clubhouse, then the afternoon is free for the medina, the coast or the spa.
Golf journeys
Two private journeys built around the courses. Each can be adjusted to your dates, group and level.
Golf Coast
Five rounds from Casablanca to Marrakech along the Atlantic coast: Casa Green, Mazagan, Mogador, Tazegzout, and Assoufid or Amelkis.
Golf Grand Tour
Seven rounds from Casablanca to Rabat via the coast and Marrakech, with time to see the cities between rounds.
Add golf to a route
Every route is private and can be changed to include it.
Good to know
Do I need to bring my own clubs?
No. We can arrange rental clubs at the course. If you prefer your own, check your airline’s sports-equipment rules before you travel.
Which level of golfer is it suitable for?
All levels. Tell us your experience and we choose courses and tee times to match. Some courses may ask for a handicap certificate; we tell you in advance.
What is included, and what can we add?
Every round listed in your itinerary is included, with a clubhouse lunch on golf days (other meals are paid separately). Caddies, buggies and club hire are optional extras, paid on top.
What should I wear?
Golf attire: a collared shirt, tailored shorts or trousers and golf shoes. Bring a hat and sunscreen.
When is the best time to play?
All year on the coast. Inland, in Marrakech, October to April is the most pleasant; in summer we book early tee times to avoid the heat.
General information. Details vary with the place, the season and the provider, and your trip confirms what is included.
Planning a golf trip?Tell us your dates, group size and level. We suggest the courses and plan the route around them.
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