Marrakech·Nine-hole course by Alain Prat on the Route d'Amizmiz
9 holes
Par 32 (FRMG)
Architect Alain Prat
Atlas Golf Marrakech is a 9-hole golf course on the Route d'Amizmiz, south-west of Marrakech. It was designed by the architect Alain Prat in harmony with the landscapes and vegetation of southern Morocco, and the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation lists it at par 32. The site also has two restaurants, a spa and hammam, a Junior Club and a cultural centre.
Why play here
Atlas Golf Marrakech is a 9-hole golf course on the Route d'Amizmiz, south-west of Marrakech, designed by the architect Alain Prat.
The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation lists the course at 9 holes, par 32.
Alain Prat laid the course out in harmony with the landscapes and vegetation of southern Morocco.
The Federation's scoring system records the layout as "Atlas Golf (18)" — the nine holes played twice for an 18-hole card.
The course sits in a wider complex that also holds two restaurants, a spa and hammam, a Junior Club and a cultural centre.
Course details
The course has 9 holes.
The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation gives the par as 32.
The architect is Alain Prat.
The layout follows the typology, landscapes and vegetation of southern Morocco.
Facilities
Two restaurants on site: La Terrasse and Restaurant le Touggana, both open for lunch and dinner.
A spa and hammam using Gemology products and Moroccan rituals.
A Junior Club with a centre aéré, a music and solfège space for young people, and a crèche for ages 3 to 6.
A cultural centre with an astronomy programme; the club describes its telescope as the largest in Morocco.
A museum of Moroccan fossils and minerals, Fossiles et Minéraux du Maroc, whose oldest specimens date back more than 560 million years.
Seminar, wedding and event packages are offered.
Practical tips
The address is Route d'Amizmiz, BP 2064, 40000 Marrakech.
The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation places the course 10 minutes from Jemaa el-Fna square.
The club describes its site as two minutes from the airport.
The club can be reached on +212 5 24 37 66 66 or at contact@atlasgolfmarrakech.com.
How to combine
A round on the 9-hole course can be followed by lunch or dinner at La Terrasse or Restaurant le Touggana.
The spa and hammam on the same site offer Moroccan rituals.
The cultural centre's astronomy programme and its Fossiles et Minéraux du Maroc museum are also on the site.
The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation places Jemaa el-Fna square 10 minutes away.
Atlas Golf Marrakech is a 9-hole course. The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation lists it at 9 holes, par 32, and its scoring system records the layout as "Atlas Golf (18)" — the nine holes played twice for an 18-hole card.
Atlas Golf Marrakech was designed by the architect Alain Prat, who laid the course out in harmony with the landscapes and vegetation of southern Morocco.
Atlas Golf Marrakech is on the Route d'Amizmiz (BP 2064, 40000 Marrakech), south-west of the city. The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation places it 10 minutes from Jemaa el-Fna square, and the club describes its site as two minutes from the airport.
Atlas Golf Marrakech has two restaurants, La Terrasse and Restaurant le Touggana, both open for lunch and dinner, plus a spa and hammam, a Junior Club and a cultural centre. The venue also offers seminar, wedding and event packages.
Yes. Atlas Golf Marrakech has a cultural centre with an astronomy programme — the club describes its telescope as the largest in Morocco — and a museum of Moroccan fossils and minerals, Fossiles et Minéraux du Maroc, whose oldest specimens date back more than 560 million years.