Green fees in Morocco run from about 150 MAD (£12 / €14) on a nine-hole course to more than 1,200 MAD (£95 / €110) on the most prestigious eighteens. The spread is wide because the country’s golf is spread wide: imperial cities, Atlantic resorts, a cedar forest at 1,600 m and a Mediterranean coastline all price differently. Here is what you actually pay, city by city, in 2026.
Marrakech: the prestige end of the market
Marrakech concentrates the country’s best-known courses, and its green fees reflect it: roughly 600 to 1,200 MAD (£47–95 / €55–110) in high season, which here runs November to April. In summer the same tee times often drop 30 to 40 %, and some clubs post rates under 400 MAD (£32 / €37).
At the top end sit Assoufid Golf Club and Royal Golf Marrakech. Samanah Golf Club and Al Maaden Golf give you more course for the money. A caddie is usually included in the green fee; tipping 100 to 150 MAD (£8–12 / €9–14) is customary rather than optional.
Casablanca and Rabat: city golf, moderate prices
In the economic capital, Royal Golf Anfa and PalmGolf Bouskoura sit between 400 and 700 MAD (£32–55 / €37–64) depending on tee time, with a modest weekend premium.
Rabat’s Royal Golf Dar Es Salam is the historic championship venue and prices accordingly, around 500 to 800 MAD (£40–63 / €46–73). Both cities are cheaper midweek, and in summer you can sometimes play for under 350 MAD (£28 / €32).
Agadir and the Atlantic coast: the value play
Agadir plays all year and charges less for the privilege: 350 to 600 MAD (£28–47 / €32–55). Golf du Soleil and Golf de l’Océan are the usual choices, with low-season packages down to 250 MAD (£20 / €23) between June and September.
Further north at El Jadida, Mazagan Golf is a Gary Player championship layout and the most expensive on this coast, around 700 to 900 MAD (£55–71 / €64–82) — though midweek offers and stay-and-play deals with the resort bring that down.
Tangier, Cabo Negro and Saïdia: the Mediterranean north
The north is the least expensive golf in the country. Alhouara Golf Club near Tangier runs 300 to 500 MAD (£24–40 / €27–46), and Golf Club de Cabo Negro 500 to 800 MAD (£40–63 / €46–73).
At Saïdia, Le Golf des Lacs is part of a beach resort: 400 to 600 MAD (£32–47 / €37–55), with reductions for hotel guests. Summer is busy here, so early tee times are both cheaper and more comfortable.
Ifrane, Fès and Meknès: altitude and imperial cities
At 1,600 m in the Middle Atlas, Michlifen Golf & Country Club is a forest course where green fees stay modest — 250 to 400 MAD (£20–32 / €23–37) — and summer is the good season rather than the one to avoid.
Golf Royal de Fès is hilly and charges 300 to 500 MAD (£24–40 / €27–46); Royal Golf de Meknès, laid out inside the old imperial gardens, is similar. Cheaper than the coast, and a very different day’s golf.
Essaouira, Larache and Nador: the quiet ones
Essaouira is famous for its wind; Mogador Golf Academy asks 300 to 450 MAD (£24–36 / €27–41) and discounts further out of season.
Le Golf de Lixus at Larache is the cheapest round in this guide at 150 to 250 MAD (£12–20 / €14–23), and Marchica Golf Academy at Nador runs 250 to 400 MAD (£20–32 / €23–37). Neither will be crowded.
What it adds up to, and how to pay less
Across the country, expect an average of about 600 MAD (£47 / €55) in high season, October to April. In summer most clubs cut 30 to 50 %.
Four things reliably reduce the bill: play midweek; take an afternoon tee time after 2 p.m.; ask whether the rate already includes caddie and buggy before you book (the caddie usually is, the buggy usually is not, at 200–400 MAD / £16–32 / €18–37); and let your hotel concierge book it, because resort desks often hold rates that are not published online. Budget 10 to 15 % of the green fee for the caddie.
Frequently asked questions
What does a round of golf cost in Morocco in 2026?
Between 400 and 700 MAD (£32–55 / €37–64) on a typical eighteen. Nine-hole courses start near 150 MAD (£12 / €14); the luxury courses around Marrakech reach 1,200 MAD (£95 / €110). Summer and midweek are cheaper.
Do I need to book ahead?
Yes in high season, November to April, and always for the popular Marrakech and Agadir courses. Book directly with the club or through your hotel. In summer it matters less, but a call still saves a wasted drive.
Is the caddie included? Is the buggy?
The caddie is usually included in the green fee; the buggy almost never is, and costs 200 to 400 MAD (£16–32 / €18–37). Some clubs make the caddie compulsory. A tip of 100 to 150 MAD is expected either way.
Are there reductions for juniors and beginners?
Several clubs price under-18s and students lower, and academies run introductory packages. Rates are rarely published — ask the club directly.
Can I play without being a member?
Yes. Every course in this guide takes visitors on a green fee, including the royal courses. A handicap certificate is occasionally requested at the championship venues.