Morocco
39 courses • 24 golf regions • ISO: MA
Golf Regions
- cercle d'Ouarzazate (1 courses)
- Pachalik de Bouskoura باشوية بوسكورة (2 courses)
- Pachalik Al Machouar Stinia (2 courses)
- cercle de Saada (4 courses)
- Pachalik de Casablanca باشوية الدار البيضاء (1 courses)
- Pachalik d'Inezgane باشوية إنزكان (2 courses)
- Pachalik d'Oujda باشوية وجدة (1 courses)
- Pachalik de Tanger باشوية طنجة (1 courses)
- Pachalik de Skhirat (1 courses)
- Pachalik d'Assilah باشوية أصيلة (1 courses)
- Cercle de Moulay Yacoub دائرة مولاي يعقوب (1 courses)
- cercle de Bouznika (1 courses)
- Cercle de Tahannaout دائرة تحناوت (2 courses)
- Pachalik de Mohammédia باشوية المحمدية (1 courses)
- Pachalik de Méchouar Fès Jdid (2 courses)
- Pachalik de Marrakech (4 courses)
- Pachalik de Saidia ⵜⴰⴱⴰⵛⴰⵏⵜ ⵏ ⵙⵄⵉⴷⵢⵢⴰ باشوية السعيدية (1 courses)
- Pachalik d'Agadir ⵍⴱⴰⵛⴰⵡⵉⵢⴰ ⵏ ⴰⴳⴰⴷⵉⵔ باشوية أكادير (3 courses)
- Pachalik de Gueznaïa (1 courses)
- Pachalik de Settat باشوية سطات (1 courses)
- cercle d'Agadir-Atlantique (2 courses)
- Cercle de Haouzia دائرة حوزية (2 courses)
- باشوية الرباط (1 courses)
- Pachalik de M'diq باشوية المضيق (1 courses)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Morocco?
We strongly recommend visiting during the shoulder seasons-spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). You'll find ideal temperatures for a round without the intense summer heat or the cooler, sometimes damp, winter mornings, especially around Marrakech. The courses are typically in prime condition, offering a truly enjoyable experience.
Which regions in Morocco offer the best golf experiences, and what makes them stand out?
Marrakech is your top choice for a vibrant golf scene, boasting championship courses like Assoufid and Royal Palm, often with stunning Atlas Mountain backdrops. For a more relaxed, coastal vibe, Agadir delivers excellent links-style play and resort courses. Rabat offers a classic, established feel with its historic Royal Dar Es Salam, providing a distinct atmosphere for every golfer.
What should I budget for green fees and caddies when golfing in Morocco?
Green fees generally range from $70-$150 USD, offering excellent value for the quality of courses compared to many European destinations. Caddies are often mandatory and always recommended-expect to pay around $20-$30 USD plus a tip. They are invaluable for navigating the courses and providing local insights, making your round much smoother.
Can I easily combine a golf trip with cultural exploration in Morocco?
Absolutely, and we highly recommend it! Cities like Marrakech and Fes, with their bustling souks and historic medinas, are perfect for cultural immersion after your morning round. You can easily spend an afternoon exploring palaces, gardens, or enjoying a traditional hammam, making your trip a rich blend of sport and Moroccan heritage.
How easy is it to get between golf courses and cities in Morocco?
Getting around is quite straightforward, especially if you base yourself in a major golf hub like Marrakech or Agadir. We recommend hiring a private driver for convenience, as they can expertly navigate local roads and ensure timely arrivals at the course. Taxis are also readily available, but always confirm fares beforehand to avoid any surprises.