Golf Fès, Meknès in Morocco

The Royal Golf of Fez in Morocco
Chipped by Cabell B. Robinson in a beautiful olive grove, this golf course is hilly with lakes and gigantic bunkers (1,200 m2 for the biggest). This green oasis is located 3 km from the Fès-Saïs Airport on the lmmouzer road, 15 km from the imperial city of Fez, which is part of the universal heritage and two hours from the highway of Rabat. At an altitude of 700 meters, the Royal Golf de Fès has a recently renovated 1,000 m2 club house overlooking the golf course, a 100-seat restaurant, a proshop, a lounge, terraces and changing rooms.

The Golf Oued Fez in Morocco
Located in the heart of the spiritual and cultural capital of the kingdom, Oued Fez Golf is a beautiful urban course of 6,243 m2 that adapts to players of all levels. His drawing is signed by the famous Scottish architect Jonathan Gaun. His career offers a marriage of wooded and wet areas. The site has many other features that make it interesting. Golfers have the opportunity to benefit from comprehensive training with the assistance of a professional coaching team available. Carts, trolleys and golf bags for rent are available to visitors as well as a proshop and private parking.

The night route of Meknes in Morocco
Inaugurated in 1971, the Royal Golf Meknes has a special stamp with walls that house the club house and a view of the minarets of the medina. This golf has 9 holes plunging fans of this sport in the history of the imperial city of Sultan Moulay lsmaïl, with green tiled roofs in a garden teeming with flowers, orange trees, olive trees, palm trees , plums, medlar, apricot trees. Indoors, the golfer follows his journey back in time between the ramparts where the storks nest. Near the green number 6, a Moorish door leads to the Royal Palace. At the number 9 green, a beautiful white and green faience staircase leads to the Club House nestled in the ramparts.

The Michlifen Golf & Country Club in Morocco
The ONCF adopts the project to build an 18-hole golf course in the mountain pearl of Morocco, the city of lfrane. The course will be named after the “Michlifen Golf & Country Club”. It is currently being developed by the internationally renowned Nicklaus Design Golf Course. Moroccan and foreign golfers are eagerly awaiting the opening of the Michlifen Golf & Country Club which will provide them with very favorable conditions for the practice of this sport: a mountain climate as well as a breathtaking green setting.