Al Maaden Golf is an 18-hole course of 6,569 m (7,184 yards) designed by Kyle Phillips, opened in early 2010 south of Marrakech, about 9 km from the centre. The club lists it as a par 73, the FRMG as a par 72. The green fee is 1,350 MAD for 18 holes and 750 MAD for 9 in high season (5 Sept 2026 – 30 June 2027), then 840 and 500 MAD from 1 July to 4 Sept 2027 (club rates, checked 29 Sept 2026). A caddie is compulsory, as on every Moroccan course since the FRMG circular of 29 May 2025.

Between Moroccan tradition and Scottish inspiration

The course is valued as much for the sporting challenge it offers as for the calm atmosphere that goes with every shot. Players move through a setting where performance goes hand in hand with taking in the view, making each round a complete experience, combining technical golf and relaxation.

Al Maaden Golf Resort embodies the elegance of golf in Marrakech: a place where bold design, unspoilt nature and a refined atmosphere come together to give keen golfers an unforgettable experience.
Al Maaden Golf

Beyond its technical qualities, Al Maaden Golf Resort appeals through the way it blends into its natural surroundings. The fairways open onto wide views, dotted with water features and local vegetation, providing a calm and attractive setting. The Marrakech light brings out the contours and heightens the contrast between the green of the turf and the warm tones of the surrounding landscape.

The course at a glance

18Holes
6,569 mLength · 7,184 yards
Early 2010Opened
Area
72 ha
Designer
Kyle Phillips; water features by landscape designer Fernando Caruncho
Green fee
1,350 MAD (18 holes), 750 MAD (9 holes), high season 05/09/2026 to 30/06/2027; low season (01/07–04/09/2027): 840 MAD (18 holes), 500 MAD (9 holes); price shown by the club, checked 29 Sept 2026
Practice
300 m driving range, grass practice area, putting green, approach green, practice bunkers
Feature
12 sculptures on and around the course
Access
At the foot of the Atlas, a few minutes from the city centre

Opened at the beginning of 2010, the Al Maaden course bears the signature of Kyle Phillips, who set out to blend the spirit of Moroccan oases with a Scottish touch. Its 18 holes stretch over 6,569 metres (7,184 yards) within a 72-hectare landscaped park, at the foot of the Atlas and a few minutes from the centre of Marrakech.

Long geometric pools designed by the Madrid landscape designer Fernando Caruncho give the feeling of playing through a Moroccan garden, while twelve sculptures punctuate the course. To warm up, the club offers a 300-metre driving range, a grass practice area, a putting green, an approach green and practice bunkers.

Sources: almaadengolfresort.com, frmg.ma, kylephillips.com (checked 28 Sept 2026).

Frequently asked questions

How much is a green fee at Al Maaden Golf?

1,350 MAD for 18 holes and 750 MAD for 9 holes in high season (5 September 2026 to 30 June 2027), then 840 and 500 MAD from 1 July to 4 September 2027 (club rates, checked 29 September 2026).

How many holes does Al Maaden Golf have?

18 holes over 6,569 metres (7,184 yards), within a 72-hectare landscaped park. The club lists it as a par 73, the FRMG as a par 72.

Who designed the Al Maaden course?

Kyle Phillips, who set out to blend the spirit of Moroccan oases with a Scottish touch; the long geometric pools are by the Madrid landscape designer Fernando Caruncho. The course opened in early 2010.

Do I need a caddie at Al Maaden Golf?

Yes: caddies have been compulsory on every Moroccan course since the FRMG circular of 29 May 2025. Budget for it on top of the green fee.

How far is Al Maaden from the centre of Marrakech?

South of Marrakech, at the foot of the Atlas, about 9 km from the city centre, a few minutes by road.

Is there a driving range at Al Maaden Golf?

Yes: a 300-metre driving range, a grass practice area, a putting green, an approach green and practice bunkers.

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