Just a few minutes from the bustling centre of Marrakech, Amelkis Golf Club is one of the largest and most prestigious courses in the city. With its 27 holes, it gives keen golfers a big-scale venue where technical challenge goes hand in hand with freedom of play. Every round here is a complete experience: working on your swing, taking on varied challenges and unwinding in a relaxing setting afterwards.
The course’s wide fairways are generous and flowing, letting golfers play with confidence and express their own style. Each hole has a different layout, alternating between technical sections that demand precision and more forgiving stretches that are simply enjoyable to play. This variety keeps things stimulating from the first shot to the last, while the open views give a real sense of scale.
Amelkis Golf Club
The club also stands out for the flexibility of what it offers. Visitors can choose from several green fee options (18 holes, 9 holes, juniors, national members), so everyone can find the format that suits their pace and preferences. For comfort on the course, the club offers golf bag hire, push trolleys and electric buggies, making for a smooth and enjoyable round.
The art of the game on a grand scale
The course at a glance
- Holes
- 27 (three loops of 9: Red, Blue, Green)
- Designer
- Cabell B. Robinson
- Opened
- 1995 (18 holes); Green loop added in 2009
- Green fee
- 950 MAD (18 holes), 550 MAD (9 holes), price shown by the club, checked 28 Sept 2026
- Buggy, trolley
- Buggy 400 MAD (18 holes), trolley 100 MAD, price shown by the club
- Hazards
- 7 lakes, red earth bunkers, doglegs
- Practice
- Driving range, approach green, putting green
- Access
- Km 12, Ouarzazate road, 10 minutes from the centre of Marrakech
Opened in 1995 with 18 holes designed by Cabell B. Robinson, Amelkis Golf Club added a third loop in 2009: today you play 27 holes split into three nines, Red, Blue and Green. On a private estate of more than 450 hectares at the foot of the High Atlas, the American-style fairways cross seven lakes and red earth bunkers, with a few doglegs.
The course hosted the Moroccan Open in 2000. A driving range, approach green and putting green are there for warming up, and the clubhouse with restaurant is open every day. Allow around ten minutes from the centre of Marrakech, via the Ouarzazate road.
Sources: golfamelkis.com, golfamelkis.com/home/tarif, frmg.ma (checked 28 Sept 2026).
