Marrakech

Marrakech

The excellent climate makes the Marrakech a great golfing destination, offering guests sunshine, cultural attractions, great golf and some fine accommodation to choose from.

Choose from some of the country’s best courses, including Royal Golf Marrakech, Assoufid Golf Club and The Montgomerie Marrakech Golf Club. One of the best courses in the area is the Samanah Golf Club. This 2009 Jack Nicklaus design has won numerous awards for both the layout and conditioning. Perfect for those looking for a challenge on their next golf break!

Golf in Marrakech also has night golf! The Royal Golf Marrakech has floodlights, enabling night golf for those who want to explore the wonders of the city in the day. Royal Golf Marrakech also has fantastic practice facilities with an extensive driving range just a few steps from the back of one of the country’s most superb clubhouses.

Golf holiday-makers can opt for a thriving base in buzzing Marrakech, where the 5 star Movenpick Mansour Eddahbi Hotel or Le Naoura Barriere are our recommended Hotels, providing immediate access to all the city’s delights. The traditional North African culture of Marrakech is increasingly being infused with elements of continental Europe, and this growing diversity makes it truly a must cultural golf trip.

If a slower pace is more appealing, then the 5* Palmeraie Golf Resort, located just outside Marrakech, is the country’s best comprehensive destination. Superb food, great attractions and magnificent destinations are the reason that Morocco is increasingly becoming a great option for a golf holiday. You will also find plenty of All Inclusive Hotel options close to Marrakech, with established Hotel chains such as RIU and Iberostar.

The famous Jemaa El Fna Square offers its visitors medieval world where, day and night, storytellers, shopkeepers and snake charmers vie for your attention. All set against a breath-taking backdrop provided by the minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque, it is a unique experience for all those looking to truly indulge in Marrakech’s authentic culture and history. Another key site in Marrakech includes the Djemaa El Fna Square, a key tourist spot, rife with entertainers and local merchants.

Home to fabulous hotels, luxury riads and great golf courses; you have everything you need for an unforgettable golf break in Morocco; this really is a golf destination to rival all others!

Country	Morocco
Languages spoken	Arabic and French
Currency used	Dirham

The Golf

There are 13 golf clubs and golf courses near Marrakech!

Golf courses in Marrakech are beautifully designed and several with views of the Atlas Mountains and shaded by traditional flora from the region including olive and palm trees, are little slices of paradise just minutes from the bustling city center.

For the best golf Marrakech, you can for example book Al Maaden Golf close to the center of Marrakech with the majestic Atlas Mountains as a backdrop. This 18-hole golf course features strategically placed bunkers giving players multiple lines of play from the tee. Keeping with the traditions of golf, Al Maaden is designed as a walker friendly course, with a designed landscape and geometric water features which create the feeling of playing through a Moroccan garden.

Visit Palmeraie Golf Club, an 18-hole masterpiece created by international master Robert Trent Jones Senior. The golf course is dotted with seven lakes and its beautiful fairways nestle among palm trees with an unforgettable panorama of the high Atlas Mountains. The sumptuous club house provides many facilities.

Or try Samanah Golf Club which is located close to Marrakech International Airport on the road to Amezmiz. The course enjoys open views of the Atlas Mountains.

Assoufid Golf Course offers golfers an excitingly diverse challenge across a rolling desert landscape featuring cacti, palm and olive trees. The golf club’s design concept included integrating the development into the existing landscape, meanwhile encouraging the site’s indigenous flora and fauna to thrive, whilst minimising water consumption.