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Marrakech golf courses: tee times & green fees 2027

Four courses on this page cover nearly a century of Marrakech golf, and three of them lie close together on the city’s south-eastern side. Royal Golf Marrakech, begun for the Pasha in 1927, and Kyle Phillips’s Al Maaden from 2010 share Route du Golf Royal, a few minutes apart. Amelkis, with 27 holes by Cabell B. Robinson, is a short hop further out at kilometre 12 of the Ouarzazate road. Assoufid is the odd one out: Niall Cameron’s desert layout sits alone on the Guemassa road to the south-west, around 20 minutes from the Medina. Every club prints its rates in dirhams, so costs are easy to compare. The differences that matter are on the tee: a compulsory forecaddie at one, a handicap ceiling at another, and a summer price drop at a third.

A metal sculpture of a golfer mid-swing beside the first-tee sign of the New Course, with olive, palm and eucalyptus trees behind1Royal Golf MarrakechBare, furrowed earth and rolling stony hills of the Agafay plateau, with the snow-capped High Atlas faint on the horizon2Assoufid Golf ClubA rectangular reflecting pool with lanterns and outdoor sofas at the Al Maaden clubhouse, a fairway and bunkers beyond3Al Maaden Golf ResortThe snow-covered High Atlas range seen across scattered trees and low earth walls on the Marrakech plain4Amelkis Golf Club
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CourseGreen fee fromWhat’s includedGetting thereBook
A metal sculpture of a golfer mid-swing beside the first-tee sign of the New Course, with olive, palm and eucalyptus trees behind1
Royal Golf MarrakechHistoric 27-hole garden course
MAD 1,200Checked November 2026 · detailsGreen fee only; forecaddie compulsory, MAD 200–300 per group in cashAbout 7 km east of RAK in a straight line; Medina a short drive north-westBookRead the guide
Bare, furrowed earth and rolling stony hills of the Agafay plateau, with the snow-capped High Atlas faint on the horizon2
Assoufid Golf ClubDesert championship course
MAD 1,300Checked November 2026 · detailsRange balls included; caddie MAD 250 and golf car MAD 450 extraKm 10 of the Guemassa road; about 20 min from the old townBookRead the guide
A rectangular reflecting pool with lanterns and outdoor sofas at the Al Maaden clubhouse, a fairway and bunkers beyond3
Al Maaden Golf ResortKyle Phillips par-73 course
MAD 840Checked November 2026 · detailsGreen fee only; buggy MAD 450, caddie on request MAD 200About 9 km east of RAK; Royal Golf Marrakech minutes away on the same roadBookRead the guide
The snow-covered High Atlas range seen across scattered trees and low earth walls on the Marrakech plain4
Amelkis Golf Club27-hole Cabell Robinson course
MAD 950Checked November 2026 · detailsGreen fee only; buggy MAD 400; no caddie fee listedKm 12 of the Ouarzazate road; the club says 10 min from the centreBookRead the guide

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Which Marrakech course should you book?

A metal sculpture of a golfer mid-swing beside the first-tee sign of the New Course, with olive, palm and eucalyptus trees behind
For history and shade

Royal Golf Marrakech

Royal Golf Marrakech, where Gustave Golias and Arnaud Massy shaped the Old Course under trees that are now close to a century old. Book a morning time and stay on for lunch; the kitchen takes last orders at 15:45.

Green fees & booking
Bare, furrowed earth and rolling stony hills of the Agafay plateau, with the snow-capped High Atlas faint on the horizon
For desert golf

Assoufid Golf Club

Assoufid, a six-time World Golf Awards pick as Africa’s best course. Dry riverbeds cut across the routing, and the par-three 17th is played over one to a raised green. Bring a certificate showing 35 or lower.

Green fees & booking
A rectangular reflecting pool with lanterns and outdoor sofas at the Al Maaden clubhouse, a fairway and bunkers beyond
For a summer bargain

Al Maaden Golf Resort

Al Maaden, whose 18-hole fee falls from MAD 1,350 to MAD 840 between 1 July and 4 September 2027. You get a par 73 lined with long reflecting pools and twelve sculptures, with MACAAL next door.

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What a round really costs.

  • Green fee+
  • Forecaddie+
  • Buggy+
  • Dirham cash

In high season the four 18-hole visitor fees sit within MAD 400 of each other. Amelkis is the lowest at MAD 950, then Royal Golf Marrakech at MAD 1,200, Assoufid at MAD 1,300 for its 2026/27 season and Al Maaden at MAD 1,350 until 30 June 2027. Extras change the order. Royal adds a compulsory forecaddie, charged per group and paid in cash: MAD 200 for a pair, MAD 300 for a four-ball. Buggies run MAD 400 to MAD 450 everywhere. Assoufid includes range balls, but its MAD 750 rate is for Moroccan residents only. Amelkis charges holders of a Moroccan federation licence MAD 600.

Getting around.

Menara Airport (RAK) is close to every course here: none of the four is more than about 9 km from the terminal in a straight line. Royal Golf Marrakech is the nearest at roughly 7 km. Use petit taxis or hotel drivers; no useful bus reaches Al Maaden or Assoufid, so book your ride back from Assoufid before teeing off. A Hivernage hotel with parking makes daily driving simpler than a Medina riad. Al Maaden’s villa hotel puts you on Route du Golf Royal itself. For Amelkis, give the driver the GPS point from the club’s contact page, and allow extra time at rush hour.

When to play.

October to May is the season all four clubs plan around, and Al Maaden’s high-season rate applies from 5 September to 30 June. July and August are hot on the open plain. Assoufid, with only 45 per cent of its land planted, gives little shade, so take a golf car and an early time there. The tall trees on Royal’s Old Course make it the best option on a hot day. Winter mornings start cool and clear, with snow often lying on the High Atlas to the south. Assoufid’s prices change on 1 October each year.

Questions golfers ask.

Do I need a caddie to play golf in Marrakech?

Only at Royal Golf Marrakech, where a forecaddie has been compulsory since 28 May 2025 on the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation’s instruction. One forecaddie serves the whole group and is paid in dirhams on the day. At Assoufid and Al Maaden caddies are optional, at MAD 250 and MAD 200 for 18 holes. Amelkis lists no caddie price, so ask when booking.

Do Marrakech golf courses ask for a handicap certificate?

Assoufid does: its limit is 35, and reception checks your certificate before taking the green fee. Royal Golf Marrakech, Al Maaden and Amelkis publish no limit, but a printed copy or app screenshot costs nothing to carry and saves an argument at the desk.

What is the cheapest round of golf in Marrakech?

Among these four, Al Maaden in its summer low season, at MAD 840 for 18 holes from 1 July to 4 September 2027. For the rest of the year Amelkis has the lowest standard visitor rate at MAD 950, or MAD 550 for nine holes. Juniors pay MAD 350 there.

How do I book tee times in Marrakech?

Royal Golf Marrakech, Al Maaden and Amelkis all take online bookings from their official sites, and each also accepts phone requests. Al Maaden and Amelkis take email bookings too. Assoufid works differently: you send a request form with your date and group size, then wait for the club to confirm a time.

Which Marrakech golf courses can I play from one hotel?

All four, since none is far apart, but Royal Golf Marrakech and Al Maaden are the easiest pair because they share a road. Amelkis is a short drive beyond them. Assoufid is across town, near Noria, The Tony Jacklin Marrakech, Royal Palm and Samanah, so a south-western base suits a week built around that cluster.