South of Marrakech, on the Ourika road, lies PalmGolf Marrakech Ourika, a course that combines excellence and tranquillity. Set in peaceful surroundings lined with olive and palm trees, this 71-hectare estate offers players a unique immersion where natural beauty meets technical challenge. The spectacular views of the snow-capped Atlas peaks add a sense of grandeur to every round, turning golf into a complete experience for the senses.
Designed by the Canadian duo Neil Haworth and Stéphane Talbot, the 18-hole, par 72 layout stretches over more than 6,600 metres and stands out for its desert style. The famous waste bunkers shape the landscape and call for careful strategy, giving the course a distinctive identity. Each hole is designed to strike a subtle balance between performance and enjoyment, appealing to seasoned players and curious beginners alike.
Palm Golf Ourika
PalmGolf Marrakech Ourika is about more than its course. Its modern, refined facilities complete the experience: a spacious driving range to work on your swing, golf carts to get around easily, a pro shop for your equipment, and the Le Petit Béret restaurant, which invites you to round off the day in a friendly, gourmet atmosphere.
Where palm trees meet snow-capped peaks
A true gem of the PalmGolf collection, this estate is a must for anyone who wants to play golf in Marrakech.
Combining technical challenge, relaxation and exceptional views, PalmGolf Marrakech Ourika shows golf at its most accomplished, offering golfers a setting where every round becomes a memorable moment.
The course at a glance
- Designers
- Neil Haworth and Stéphane Talbot
- Opened
- Late summer 2015
- Style
- Desert: wide fairways bordered by sandy waste areas, six lakes
- Green fee
- 980 MAD (18 holes), 550 MAD (9 holes), range balls included, 2025-2026 season (until 30/09/2026)
- Hire
- Clubs 350 MAD, buggy 400 MAD, trolley 80 MAD, electric trolley 200 MAD (18 holes)
- Access
- Ourika road, south of Marrakech
South of Marrakech on the Ourika road, PalmGolf Marrakech Ourika opened for play in late summer 2015. The Canadian duo Neil Haworth and Stéphane Talbot designed an 18-hole par 72, 6,692 metres from the back tees, in a desert style: wide fairways bordered by large sandy waste areas, and six lakes that come into play.
For the 2025-2026 season the club lists a public green fee of 980 MAD for 18 holes, range balls included; clubs, buggies and trolleys can be hired on site. After your round, the Le Petit Béret restaurant rounds off the day.
Sources: palmgolfmarrakechourika.com, frmg.ma, top100golfcourses.com (checked 28 Sept 2026).
