October 31, 2026
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Golf Lacs Saidia: Island Greens and Water Hazards on Morocco’s Mediterranean Coast

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Golf Lacs Saidia: Island Greens and Water Hazards on Morocco’s Mediterranean Coast

At the eastern edge of Morocco’s Mediterranean coast, Golf Lacs Saidia is a water-shaped 18-hole course within the Saidia resort area. Designed by Francisco Ségales and opened in 2009, the Par 72 layout is built around lakes, island greens and a strong finish at the 18th hole.

18 holesPar 726,160 metresFrancisco Ségales
18Holes
72Par
6,160 mCourse length
2009Opening year
The setting

A resort course shaped by water

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Madaëf Golfs describes Golf Lacs as a course where water is central to the design. The greens are arranged as islands, while lakes and bunkers influence the safe landing areas and the route into the putting surfaces.

The operator lists the course at 18 holes, Par 72 and 6,160 metres, designed by Francisco Ségales and opened in 2009. It records an eight-hectare lake, 75 bunkers and a total site area of 63 hectares. The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation also identifies Ségales as the designer and lists the course as Par 72. The signature finish comes at the 18th hole, which the operator describes as a dramatic conclusion to the round. With water hazards and island greens in play, accurate placement and thoughtful club selection are recurring themes.

Course character

Precision around the lakes and island greens

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Golf Lacs is not a course where distance alone solves the problem. Water and bunker placement demand a clear strategy, particularly when approaching the island greens.

Choose the safe side

Water hazards and island greens can turn a small miss into a difficult recovery. Pick a landing area that leaves a comfortable next shot rather than chasing a risky line.

Prepare for a memorable finish

The operator highlights the 18th as a spectacular final hole. Keep enough concentration for the closing stretch, where course management can matter as much as execution.

The Saidia Lacs signature

An island-green design with a showpiece 18th

The course’s identity is built around water: lakes, island greens and bunkers create a recognisable visual style and a strategic test. The last hole is designed to leave a strong final impression on the round.

Planning a round at Golf Lacs Saidia

Madaëf Golfs provides a dedicated visitor tee-time booking link and publishes the scorecard and contact details. Confirm the available date, the tee set, current green fees and any equipment requirements in the booking system before travelling.

  • Use the official visitor booking page to check tee-time availability.
  • Review the current scorecard and confirm the tee set and course length for your chosen start.
  • Ask about rental clubs, buggies, practice facilities and current visitor conditions.
Visitor questions

Before you play

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How many holes does Golf Lacs Saidia have?

The course has 18 holes.

What are its par and length?

Madaëf Golfs lists Par 72 and 6,160 metres.

Who designed the course?

The course was designed by Francisco Ségales.

When did Golf Lacs open?

The operator lists 2009 as the opening year.

What makes the course challenging?

Water hazards, an eight-hectare lake, 75 bunkers and island greens are key elements of the layout.