Morocco · Agadir · Course guide
Royal Golf Club Agadir: A Historic Nine-Hole Course Under the Eucalyptus Trees
Founded in 1937, Royal Golf Club Agadir is one of Morocco’s historic golf venues. Around 12 kilometres from the city centre, it offers a welcoming nine-hole course beneath mature eucalyptus trees, with a relatively flat layout that makes it practical to play twice for an 18-hole round.
A traditional golf club with a long local history
The club’s current website identifies its founding year as 1937 and describes a friendly, not-for-profit organisation around a nine-hole course. Visit Morocco’s historical account also recounts an early single-hole origin in 1951; the sources therefore describe the club’s beginnings differently. This guide uses the current date stated by the club, rather than treating the older account as a definitive founding date. It is located about 12 kilometres from Agadir’s centre and hotel district.
The course is relatively flat and not especially demanding physically, according to the club, which makes playing two loops of nine holes a practical way to complete an 18-hole day. Mature eucalyptus trees provide shade along the fairways, while bunkers and the course’s smaller playing corridors still ask for accurate driving, approach shots and putting. Visit Morocco lists the course as Par 36 and 2,934 metres. The site also provides a hole-by-hole course map and online tee-time booking, so golfers can check the current playing arrangement before arrival.
A compact round that rewards precision
The nine-hole format is part of the club’s character, not a reason to dismiss it as a practice-only facility. It offers a proper golf round with a traditional parkland feel and the option to repeat the routing.
Keep the ball in position
The club highlights a technical but manageable course. The best approach is to focus on accuracy and leave a clear line into the green, rather than trying to overpower a short layout.
Make use of the shade and pace
The eucalyptus avenues create a quieter, more sheltered atmosphere than the open coastal resorts. The flat terrain also makes walking two loops a realistic option for many golfers, subject to the club’s current conditions.
A nine-hole course with roots going back to 1937
Royal Golf Club Agadir combines a long club history with an accessible playing format. It is a different proposition from Agadir’s large multi-course resorts: a traditional nine-hole club that welcomes a second loop for those who want a full 18-hole round.
Planning a round at Royal Golf Club Agadir
The club offers online tee-time booking and publishes seasonal green fees, equipment rental and practice information. Rates change between high and low seasons, so use the live rate page rather than relying on old prices quoted elsewhere.
- Use the official booking page to choose a nine- or 18-hole visit; an 18-hole round is played as two loops of the nine-hole course.
- Check the live seasonal rates, rental sets, trolleys and golf carts.
- Confirm the current opening hours and any course or practice restrictions before travelling.
Before you play
How many holes does Royal Golf Club Agadir have?
The club’s current website describes a nine-hole course.
Can I play 18 holes?
Yes. The club says the flat nine-hole course can be played twice to make an 18-hole round.
What are the par and length?
Visit Morocco lists the course as Par 36 and 2,934 metres.
When was the club founded?
The club’s current website gives 1937. Visit Morocco also recounts an earlier single-hole origin in 1951, so descriptions of the venue’s beginnings differ.
Is the course physically demanding?
The club describes it as relatively flat and not especially physically demanding.
Royal Golf Club Agadir — official website and tee-time booking · Visit Morocco — Royal Golf Agadir
Course facts checked: 31 October 2026.
