Morocco · Taghazout Bay · Course guide
Tazegzout Golf: 27 Holes Above the Atlantic and Argan Coast
North of Agadir, Tazegzout Golf rises above the Atlantic within the Taghazout Bay resort area. Designed by Kyle Phillips, this 27-hole destination follows the natural contours of the coast and preserves the region’s argan vegetation. Its three distinct nine-hole loops—Green, Red and Blue—offer different combinations for shorter visits and full 18-hole rounds.
A course that follows the natural Atlantic coastline
The official course profile describes a 76-hectare site opened in October 2014, with the course positioned around 80 metres above sea level. From the fairways and clubhouse terrace, the view extends over the Atlantic and the argan-covered dunes.
Madaëf Golfs lists Tazegzout as a 27-hole Kyle Phillips design made up of three nine-hole loops. The published loop specifications are Green (Par 36, 3,291 metres), Red (Par 36, 3,384 metres) and Blue (Par 32, 1,853 metres). The booking system offers nine- and 18-hole reservations, so the actual par and distance of an 18-hole round depend on the loop combination assigned for the date. The layout follows the natural topography and preserves argan vegetation. Its elevated Atlantic setting and rocky coastal terrain make shot selection and changing conditions important throughout the round.
Argan vegetation, ravines and a dramatic finish
The course’s distinctive challenge comes from the way it moves through natural coastal terrain. The elevation, ravines and exposed finishing holes can make wind and shot placement particularly important.
Respect the terrain
The routing follows the existing contours and argan growth. Uneven lies and natural slopes may affect stance and distance control, so assess the lie before committing to a full shot.
Plan the closing holes
The last three holes cross ravines and then run along the cliff edge. Choose a line that gives the next shot a realistic margin and avoid letting the ocean view distract from the actual landing area.
A cliff-edge finish above the Atlantic
The defining feature is the final stretch: two rocky ravines followed by a hole running along the cliff edge. Combined with the argan landscape and elevated ocean views, this gives Tazegzout a dramatic coastal identity.
Planning a round at Tazegzout Golf
The operator publishes the current course profile and scorecard information, and a dedicated visitor booking portal accepts tee-time requests for nine- or 18-hole rounds. Select the course, date, player count and time slot in the booking system, then confirm which loop combination is included. Rates and availability can change, so check the live portal before travelling.
- Use the official visitor booking portal to check dates and request a nine- or 18-hole round.
- Check which loop or loop combination is assigned, and confirm its scorecard, par and tee-specific distance.
- Ask about current green fees, buggy and trolley hire, rental clubs and other visitor services.
Before you play
How many holes does Tazegzout Golf have?
Madaëf Golfs lists 27 holes across three nine-hole loops: Green, Red and Blue.
What are the par and lengths of the three loops?
The operator lists Green at Par 36 and 3,291 metres, Red at Par 36 and 3,384 metres, and Blue at Par 32 and 1,853 metres. The exact par and distance of an 18-hole booking depend on the loop combination; confirm the assigned routing and scorecard.
Who designed the course?
The course was designed by Kyle Phillips.
When did Tazegzout open?
The official course overview indexed by search lists an opening in October 2014.
What makes the finishing holes distinctive?
The final three holes cross two deep rocky ravines and then follow a cliff edge about 80 metres above the ocean.
Can visitors book a tee time online?
Yes. The official visitor booking portal accepts requests for nine- or 18-hole rounds. Choose the course, date, number of players and time slot, then confirm the loop combination and current terms before travelling.
Visit Morocco — Tazegzout Golf Club course profile
Course facts checked: 31 October 2026. Official website redirect flagged for verification.
