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Explore our range of Morocco golf packages designed for golfers of every level. With beautiful championship courses many with stunning views of the Atlas Mountains and coastal scenery. Morocco is a up and coming golf destination

Morocco will leave you wanting to return to year after year.

Enjoy everything off the course with 5 star hotels, private transport, and personalised service, creating a golf trip to Morocco filled with memories for a lifetime.

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Marrakech – 7 Nights / 5 Rounds + Full-Day Tour of Marrakech

Includes Samanah G.C, Assoufid G.C, Akenza G.C, Royal Palm G.C, Al Maaden GC

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Marrakech & Agadir -7 Nights / 5 Rounds + Full-Day Tour Marrakech

Includes Samanah G.C, Assoufid G.C, Akenza G.C, Royal Palm G.C, Les Dunes G.C, Tazegzout G.C

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Why choose a golf trip to Morocco

Winter sun & reliable weather

Over 300 days of sunshine a year and mild temperatures, including in winter – when Europe is cold and wet, you can still play in short sleeves in Morocco. Broken Zebra Golf+1
This makes it perfect for November–March trips when most nearby destinations are out of action.

Great courses in compact areas

Around 40 courses, but many of them are high quality and clustered around Marrakech, Agadir, Rabat and Casablanca – so you can easily play several courses in one week without long transfers.
Signature venues like Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat host major international events such as the Hassan II Trophy and Lalla Meryem Cup.

Good value for money

Compared with Spain/Portugal, green fees, hotels, food and transport are often cheaper for similar or better weather, especially outside peak holidays (though exact prices depend on season and packages).

Atmosphere you don’t get in Europe

You’re not just playing golf – you get souks, hammams, riads, desert trips, Atlantic beaches, Atlas Mountains and proper North African culture alongside your rounds. Tourism authorities even promote “seven different golf experiences” from imperial cities to coastlines.

Short and easy travel from Europe

From much of Europe it’s often a 3–4 hour flight, same or similar time zone, and no brutal jet lag – ideal for a 4–7 day golf break.

Resort comfort + non-golfers are happy

Places like Agadir and Marrakech offer all-inclusive resorts, spa hotels and golf-specific packages, so mixed groups (golfers + partners/friends) work really well.

Growing golf culture & events

The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation is actively pushing golf tourism, youth programs and international tournaments, so facilities and service levels are generally improving year by year

Why AGS Golf Vacations

Luxury golf tours in Morocco featuring two location tours and Ultimate Morocco tour.

We offer luxury transport, accommodation and sightseeing tours to Morocco to make your experience memorable and a trip of a lifetime

Unbeatable value

Our luxury Morocco golf packages will not be beaten on price!

Golf Pro Expertise

Get specialist advice from a former golf pro who has played and reviewed the best golf courses in Morocco. Set up a call and have a chat then get your customised itinerary.

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You will be met by our local representative who will give you a trip orientation.

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We've been organising bespoke golf vacations for over 25 years, and are rated 5 stars by our clients, with many repeat customers booking return trips every year.

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Golf Tour and Travel Information for Morocco

Over 40 golf clubs across the country, Gary Player, Robert Trent Jones Sr., Jack Nicklaus Design are to name a few famous world renowned course designers.

Year-round season with especially nice weather in spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November); winter is mild compared with Europe warm sunny days around 22C and colder nights.

Mix of desert, ocean, mountain and city courses, plus strong cultural tourism and great restaurants a golf trip to Morocco offers great value.

Main regions for golf packages to Morocco

Marrakech “Golf capital” Dozens of courses around the city, with Atlas Mountains views.
Notable courses: Assoufid, Royal Palm, Samanah, Al Maaden, The Montgomerie.
Vibe: lively medina, restaurants, rooftop bars, day trips to Atlas Mountains and desert.

Agadir Coastal climate, long sandy beach, very popular for winter sunshine.
Courses: Golf du Soleil, Golf de l’Océan, Tazegzout Golf (clifftop ocean views), plus Royal Golf Agadir.
Vibe: relaxed resort town – ideal for all-inclusive hotels, spa, and beach days.

Rabat & Casablanca Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat (45 holes) is one of the country’s flagships and hosts major events like the Hassan II Trophy.

Coastal courses around Mazagan (El Jadida), Casablanca and Bouznika – links-style and resort layouts.

Tangier & Mediterranean coast growing destination with courses like Royal Golf Tangier and Royal Golf Cabo Negro, good for cooler summer golf.

Best time to travel

March–May and September–November: comfortable temperatures almost everywhere.

Winter (Dec–Feb): Great in Marrakech and Agadir if you want to escape the cold warm days and chillier nights.

Summer (Jun–Aug): Can be very hot inland (Marrakech) but better on the Atlantic or Mediterranean coasts.

Practical travel info

Visas: Many European and UK visitors don’t need a visa for tourist stays up to 90 days; you just need a valid passport (check your country’s current rules).

Airports: Major golf hubs have airports: Marrakech (RAK), Agadir (AGA), Casablanca (CMN), Rabat (RBA), Tangier (TNG).

Dress code & rentals: Courses follow standard international golf dress codes; most offer club and buggy hire, but reserve ahead in busy periods.

Caddies: Widely available and relatively inexpensive; sometimes recommended or required.

Non-golf things to do

Marrakech: souks, Jemaa el-Fna square, Bahia Palace, Jardin Majorelle, hammams, desert/Atlas excursions.

Agadir: beach, surf, coastal walks, day trips to Paradise Valley or Essaouira.

Rabat/Casablanca: Hassan Tower, Oudayas Kasbah, Hassan II Mosque, Atlantic promenades.

Tangier & North: old medinas, coastal viewpoints, ferries to Spain, Rif Mountains

WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN MOROCCO

Here AGS Golf top 10 and most talked-about golf courses in Morocco

1. Royal Golf Dar Es Salam (Red Course) – Rabat

Designer: Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Style: Championship parkland set in cork oak forest.
Notes: Often ranked No.1 in Morocco; hosted the Hassan II Trophy and LET events. Tough, beautiful, very “big” golf.

2. Assoufid Golf Club – Marrakech

Designer: Niall Cameron.
Style: Desert course with Atlas Mountains backdrop.
Notes: Multiple-time winner of Morocco’s Best Golf Course at the World Golf Awards.

3. Fairmont Royal Palm Golf & Country Club – Marrakech

Designer: Cabell B. Robinson.
Style: Resort / desert style course with Atlas Mountains views
Notes: Attached to a luxury resort, wide fairways but strategic bunkering; also a former World Golf Awards winner.

4. Mazagan Golf Club – El Jadida (Atlantic Coast)

Designer: Gary Player.
Style: Modern links along the ocean, nearly 7,400 yards from the back.
Notes: Huge dunes, windy, spectacular seaside holes; former “Morocco’s Best Golf Course” winner.

5. Golf Les Dunes – Agadir

Style: Exclusive coastal course (often only open for special events).
Notes: Regularly near the top of rankings; immaculate conditioning and dramatic ocean views.

6. Taghazout Bay Golf Course – near Agadir

Designer: Kyle Phillips.
Style: Clifftop / links-inspired, 80m above the Atlantic.
Notes: Known for some of the best views in Moroccan golf and a very fun, modern design.

7. Golf du Soleil – Agadir

Style: 27+ holes, parkland with water and eucalyptus trees.
Notes: Popular for golf holidays; variety of layouts and good value.

8. Samanha Golf Club – Marrakech

Nicklaus Design (Jack Nicklaus’ firm). It was their first course in Morocco
Desert semi-desert style with very wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and fast, true greens
Great views of the Atlas Mountains

9. Akenza Golf Club– Marrakech

Designed by renowned golf‑course architect Kyle Phillips.
The design is inspired by the deserts of the American Southwest / Arizona: expect desert‑like terrain, natural canyons, dry riverbeds, rocks/stone escarpments and a more “wild / rugged” atmosphere

10. Michlifen Golf & Country Club – Ifrane (Middle Atlas)

Designer: Jack Nicklaus.
Style: Mountain course at ~1,700m altitude.
Notes: Cooler climate, pine forests and dramatic views – a totally different feel from the coastal and desert courses.

Golf Vacation Morocco FAQs

When is the best time of year for a golf trip to Morocco?

The prime seasons are March–May and September–November – warm, sunny, and comfortable almost everywhere.
Winter (Dec–Feb) is great for Marrakech and Agadir if you want winter sun, while inland areas can be hot in July–August, so coastal golf (Agadir, Mazagan, Tangier) is better then.

Do I need a visa to visit Morocco for a golf holiday?

For many visitors (including most of Europe and the UK), no visa is required for tourist stays up to 90 days – just a passport valid for at least 3–6 months beyond arrival.
Always double-check current entry rules with your local Moroccan embassy or government travel advice before booking.

What are the main golf destinations in Morocco?

Marrakech – many desert-style courses with Atlas Mountain views, vibrant city life.
Agadir – Atlantic resort town, several courses close together, popular in winter.
Rabat & Casablanca – mix of royal championship courses and coastal resort layouts.
Tangier & the North – cooler climate in summer, a growing golf region.

Is it safe to travel to Morocco for golf?

Morocco is a well-established tourist destination and generally considered safe in the main cities and resort areas, especially in organized golf environments. As everywhere, use normal travel common sense: