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Overview
Rabat
A golfer's paradise in the capital of the kingdom. The Hassan II Trophy is played here with internationally famous golfers competing. A most picturesque and beautifully kept 45-hole golf course, built amongst cork trees with lakes and exotic birds. A challenge not to be missed.
Mohammedia
This course has been played since 1924, and before the Royal Dar es Salam course was opened in Rabat, it was the premier golf course in Morocco. It is of international standard and located approximately 18 miles to the north of Casablanca, partly on the seashore, offering challenging golf for the experts and enjoyable golf for the not-so-talented.
Membership of the Royal Golf Club d'Anfa-Mohammedia entitles you to use both the nine-hole Anfa course and the 18-hole Mohammedia course. There are tennis courts and a swimming pool at the Anfa club.
If you are a member of another golf club, bring a copy of your membership card and your handicap card. The waiting list can be long and the membership fees high.
Settat
A pleasant golf course, part of which is designed and located in a hippodrome and the other part in a eucalyptus forest.
El Jadida
Royal Golf El Jadida
18 holes, par 72, 6270 metres
One of the newest links in Morocco. Wherever the golfer may be on this course, architect Cabell B Robinson has ensured that he or she will be surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
Marrakech
Marrakech Royal Golf Club
18 holes, par 72, 6200 metres
How magical for a golfer to play on this course at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains.
Amelkis Golf Club
One of the newest golf courses in Morocco, located in the heart of a magnificent olive grove, just opposite the Royal Golf Club.
Palmeraie Golf Club
Designed by Robert Trent Jones in the Palmeraie of Marrakech. A very exotic setting.
There are also courses in Tangiers, Ben Slimane, Agadir and Fez.
A golfer's paradise in the capital of the kingdom. The Hassan II Trophy is played here with internationally famous golfers competing. A most picturesque and beautifully kept 45-hole golf course, built amongst cork trees with lakes and exotic birds. A challenge not to be missed.
Mohammedia
This course has been played since 1924, and before the Royal Dar es Salam course was opened in Rabat, it was the premier golf course in Morocco. It is of international standard and located approximately 18 miles to the north of Casablanca, partly on the seashore, offering challenging golf for the experts and enjoyable golf for the not-so-talented.
Membership of the Royal Golf Club d'Anfa-Mohammedia entitles you to use both the nine-hole Anfa course and the 18-hole Mohammedia course. There are tennis courts and a swimming pool at the Anfa club.
If you are a member of another golf club, bring a copy of your membership card and your handicap card. The waiting list can be long and the membership fees high.
Settat
A pleasant golf course, part of which is designed and located in a hippodrome and the other part in a eucalyptus forest.
El Jadida
Royal Golf El Jadida
18 holes, par 72, 6270 metres
One of the newest links in Morocco. Wherever the golfer may be on this course, architect Cabell B Robinson has ensured that he or she will be surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
Marrakech
Marrakech Royal Golf Club
18 holes, par 72, 6200 metres
How magical for a golfer to play on this course at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains.
Amelkis Golf Club
One of the newest golf courses in Morocco, located in the heart of a magnificent olive grove, just opposite the Royal Golf Club.
Palmeraie Golf Club
Designed by Robert Trent Jones in the Palmeraie of Marrakech. A very exotic setting.
There are also courses in Tangiers, Ben Slimane, Agadir and Fez.