October 31, 2026
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Al Maaden Golf Marrakech: Kyle Phillips’ Oasis-Inspired Championship Course

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Al Maaden Golf Marrakech: Kyle Phillips’ Oasis-Inspired Championship Course

At the foot of the Atlas Mountains, Al Maaden combines a full championship course with the geometry of a Moroccan oasis and a contemporary art landscape. Designed by Kyle Phillips, the 18-hole course occupies a landscaped 72-hectare site a short drive from central Marrakech.

18 holesKyle Phillips72-hectare siteSculpture park
18Holes
72 haCourse area
6,569 mLength
Kyle PhillipsDesigner
The setting

An oasis landscape with a contemporary edge

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Al Maaden sits in a broad landscaped setting south-east of the city, with Atlas Mountain views and an identity shaped by both golf and art. The course’s design draws on the idea of a Moroccan oasis while introducing a more modern, open landscape.

The club’s own current course page describes an 18-hole championship layout over 72 hectares and credits Kyle Phillips with the design. It lists a total length of 6,569 metres and Par 73. The FRMG profile, however, still lists Par 72. Because the two official sources differ, golfers should use the current scorecard supplied by the club for the definitive par and tee-by-tee yardage. The resort also highlights its sculpture park, where large-scale artworks are placed around the golf landscape.

Practice and play

A complete training set-up beyond the 18 holes

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Al Maaden is notable for the breadth of its practice facilities. The club lists a 300-metre driving range, grass practice area, putting and chipping greens, and practice bunkers.

Warm up with purpose

The practice set-up allows golfers to work on long-game, short-game and bunker play before a round. Use the facilities to calibrate distances and green speed rather than rushing directly to the first tee.

Look beyond the scorecard

The sculpture park adds an artistic layer to the landscape. It gives the course a different atmosphere from a purely resort-oriented design and makes the setting part of the visit.

The Al Maaden signature

Where championship golf meets a sculpture landscape

The defining feature of Al Maaden is the way golf, Moroccan landscape references and contemporary art sit together. The course is not simply a set of holes around a resort; the surrounding sculpture park gives the setting a distinct cultural dimension.

Planning a round at Al Maaden Golf

The official course page publishes seasonal green fees and describes the practice facilities. Rates vary by season and service, so check the live page and confirm the chosen tee time, caddie or buggy requirements, and the current scorecard before arrival.

  • Use the official booking page for current seasonal rates and availability.
  • Confirm whether the round is priced for 9 or 18 holes and which equipment services are required.
  • Ask the club for the current scorecard: its website and the federation profile differ on par.
Visitor questions

Before you play

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How many holes does Al Maaden have?

The club and the federation list an 18-hole course.

Who designed Al Maaden Golf?

The course was designed by Kyle Phillips.

Is the course Par 72 or Par 73?

The current Al Maaden course page lists Par 73, while the FRMG profile lists Par 72. Check the latest club scorecard before relying on the par or tee-by-tee figures.

What practice facilities are available?

The club lists a 300-metre driving range, grass practice area, putting green, chipping green and practice bunkers.