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Morocco
Morocco has become one of the world's leading golf destinations by combining excellent courses, reliable weather, luxury resorts, and easy access from Europe. The country enjoys over 300 days of sunshine each year in many regions. The best golf season is from October to May, when temperatures are mild (18–25°C / 64–77°F), making it an attractive escape from colder European winters. One of Morocco's biggest advantages is that there's plenty to enjoy off the course.
Marrakech
Marrakech has become one of the leading golf destinations in North Africa by combining year-round playing conditions with luxury hospitality, rich culture, and easy access from many European cities. Whether you're planning a golf holiday or traveling with non-golfers, the city offers a well-rounded experience.
Few golf destinations offer the contrast that Marrakech does. You can tee off against the snow-capped Atlas Mountains in the morning, enjoy lunch in a palm grove, spend the afternoon exploring centuries-old markets, and finish the day with Moroccan cuisine on a rooftop terrace.
For golfers looking for sunshine, championship courses, luxury accommodation, and a memorable cultural experience all in one destination, Marrakech offers a combination that's difficult to match.
Our hotel choices
This secluded oasis located 20 minutes from the busy Medina is perfect if you're looking for a quiet architect designed luxury retreat, surrounded by gardens and beautiful pools for peace and relaxation. All 28 rooms or suites are large, comfortable and finished to a high standard and come with private terraces or gardens. Excellent on-site bar and restaurant featuring local and international cuisine served by attentive, friendly staff. Golf courses are fairly close by.
For those looking for a more traditional Marrakech experience, nestled in the heart of the Medina, Villa Makassar is a 10 room sanctuary of timeless sophistication, offering a haven of tranquility amidst the vibrant city. This boutique riad seamlessly blends traditional Moroccan Riad architecture with the elegance of Art Deco design. Features Moroccan hammam, spa, pool and jacuzzi and on-site restaurant. Quieter location while still being within easy walking distance of the main attractions.
Generally considered a good mid-range boutique hotel, particularly if you're looking for a relaxing base rather than staying inside Marrakech's historic Medina which is a 10 minute taxi ride away. The hotel offers a refined setting, combining oriental charm and contemporary design. Spacious and elegant rooms with modern equipment and with balcony or terrace. The hotel features a great pool and spa to relax with on-site restaurant and bar.
Widely regarded as one of the finest boutique hotels in the Marrakech area, particularly if you're looking for peace, understated luxury, and authentic Moroccan design rather than the bustle of the Medina. The lodge blends traditional Berber building techniques with contemporary simplicity. It's frequently featured in design and travel magazines. Located around 20–30 minutes southwest of central Marrakech, it's surrounded by olive groves and countryside, making it feel like a retreat. The restaurant has an excellent reputation for seasonal Moroccan cuisine with many ingredients sourced locally. Lovely pool and gardens. Ideal for relaxing after sightseeing or golf
Our course choices
If you're looking for a memorable golf experience in Marrakech, Assoufid Golf Club is widely considered one of the city's top courses. Designed by Niall Cameron, it's a desert-style championship course with wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and natural waste areas. It rewards good course management rather than just power. The Atlas Mountains provide a stunning backdrop, especially on the back nine. Many golfers consider it one of the most photogenic courses in Morocco. Unlike some of the busier resort courses around Marrakech, Assoufid has a quieter, more natural feel.
This traditional, tree-lined golf course is widely considered one of the best places to play in the city. It's also one of the oldest and most historic courses in Morocco, having hosted royalty and international visitors for decades. A beautiful, mature layout with thousands of eucalyptus, palm, olive, and cypress trees, give it a classic parkland feel. Excellent conditioning, with consistently praised fairways and greens as well as strong practice facilities and an attractive clubhouse.
Generally considered one of the better golf courses in Marrakech, especially if you enjoy modern, resort-style layouts and great facilities. Fairways and greens are typically kept in very good shape, particularly during the main golf season. You get beautiful views of the Atlas Mountains, with modern water features and large contemporary sculptures throughout the course. Designed by Kyle Phillips, it has wide fairways but strategically placed bunkers and water hazards that reward thoughtful play rather than just power. The clubhouse and terrace are widely regarded as among the nicest in Marrakech
If you value scenery, immaculate conditioning, and an upscale resort experience, Fairmont Royal Palm is an excellent choice. Designed by Cabell Robinson, it offers generous fairways but enough water hazards and bunkering to keep better golfers interested. It's enjoyable for a wide range of handicaps. The fairways and greens are consistently praised for being in superb condition, especially during the main golf season. The course sits against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains with palm trees, olive groves, lakes, and landscaped gardens, making it one of the most scenic rounds in the area.