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Morocco Golf Courses and Nearby Property

A guide to leading Moroccan golf destinations and the practical questions to ask before buying property near a course.

Orchid Island

Editorial team

2 min read

Golf course in Morocco with mountain scenery

There is no objective answer to the world’s best golf course. Players value different combinations of design, condition, landscape, history and access. Morocco’s strongest courses are attractive because they combine year-round travel appeal with mountain, city or coastal settings.

The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation provides information about golf in the country.

Notable Golf Destinations

Assoufid Golf Club, Marrakech

Assoufid is known for its desert landscape and views toward the Atlas Mountains. Its setting appeals to visitors who want a course outside the busiest parts of the city.

Royal Golf Marrakech

Royal Golf Marrakech is one of the city’s established courses, with mature landscaping and a long association with Marrakech golf.

Al Maaden and Amelkis

These golf areas form part of wider residential and hospitality environments east of central Marrakech. Buyers can consider villas and managed residences, but should review community fees and the relationship between the property and course facilities.

Agadir

Agadir and its surroundings offer coastal golf with access to beaches and resort infrastructure. Course choice, distance to the city and seasonal tourism patterns vary by location.

Why Buyers Consider Golf Property

Golf communities can provide landscaped surroundings, controlled access and hospitality services. They may appeal to second-home owners, retirees and short-term guests.

These benefits are not automatic. A golf view can carry a price premium, while community charges, irrigation needs and membership arrangements add cost. Rental demand should be tested using comparable properties and actual occupancy records.

Questions Before Buying

  • Is golf membership included, optional or unavailable to owners?
  • What community and maintenance charges apply?
  • Can the course layout or view change?
  • What restrictions apply to renovation and short-term rental?
  • How reliable are water, access and security services?
  • Is there year-round demand beyond golf travel?

An independent inspection should cover the home, pool, landscaping and any shared systems. The notary should verify title, charges and community obligations.

Property Value and Long-Term Use

A golf address may support resale and rental interest, but location within the community matters. Access, privacy, orientation, noise and the quality of the building are often more important than the course name.

Buyers should choose a property that works for personal use even if rental demand changes. Contact Orchid Island to review golf-area homes in Marrakech and other Moroccan destinations.

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