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Casa Green Golf Club: Jeremy Pern’s Championship Course Beside Bouskoura Forest
Close to Casablanca’s Sidi Maarouf district, Casa Green Golf Club is built into the Green Town development beside Bouskoura forest. Designed by Jeremy Pern, the 18-hole Par 72 course blends Scottish-links ideas with Moroccan landscape features: wadis, water, wide fairways and planted natural areas.
A natural amphitheatre beside the Bouskoura woodland
Casa Green occupies the centre of the Green Town development, a short distance from the Sidi Maarouf business district and next to the Bouskoura forest. The course is shaped around the natural relief of the land rather than a flat resort platform.
The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation identifies Casa Green as an 18-hole, Par 72 championship course designed by Jeremy Pern. The club’s design description and the architect’s project page explain the blend of Scottish-links character and Moroccan landscape: wide fairways with subtle mounding, wadis that create natural amphitheatres, shimmering lakes and areas reserved for native vegetation. Published lengths vary slightly by source: Visit Morocco lists 6,580 metres, the designer’s project description gives about 6,500 metres, and other current golf directories show slightly different yardages. For that reason, the exact length should be read from the tee-specific scorecard supplied by the club rather than treated as one universal number. Visitor access should also be checked directly because directory descriptions do not all describe membership and visitor arrangements in the same way.
A strategic blend of links-style movement and Moroccan terrain
The course asks golfers to think about both the ground and the air. Wadis and water features influence the line of play, while broad fairways and multiple tee positions allow different levels of golfer to approach the course at a suitable distance.
Choose position over maximum distance
The broad fairways can offer room from the tee, but the shape of the land and the location of water features influence the next shot. Aim for a position that opens up the approach rather than automatically choosing the most aggressive line.
Read the large, undulating greens
The architect’s description highlights large greens with movement. A careful first putt and a good understanding of slope can be just as important as reaching the green in regulation.
A Scottish-links influence interpreted through Moroccan terrain
Casa Green’s identity comes from the combination of an open links-inspired layout and a landscape of wadis, lakes and native planting. Its location beside Bouskoura forest gives the course a green transition from the city into a more natural environment.
Planning a round at Casa Green Golf Club
Start with the club’s official site and confirm whether visitor tee times are available for your intended date. Ask the club for the current scorecard, tee-specific length, visitor policy and any advance booking or membership requirements before travelling.
- Contact the club to confirm current visitor access and the booking procedure.
- Request the latest scorecard and distance from your preferred tees; published lengths vary slightly.
- Ask about green fees, rental clubs, buggies, driving range access and clubhouse facilities.
Before you play
How many holes does Casa Green have?
The federation lists an 18-hole course.
What is the par?
The federation lists Par 72.
Who designed the course?
The design is credited to Jeremy Pern.
How long is the course?
Visit Morocco lists 6,580 metres, while the designer’s project page gives approximately 6,500 metres. Confirm the current tee-specific scorecard with the club.
Can visitors play?
Visitor and membership descriptions vary across directory sources. Contact the club directly to confirm the current policy and tee-time availability.
Royal Moroccan Golf Federation — Casa Green Golf Club · Visit Morocco — Casa Green Golf Club · Jeremy Pern — Casa Green Golf Club design project · Casa Green Golf Club — official website
Course facts checked: 31 October 2026.
