Agadir Royal Club

The Agadir Royal Golf Club is one of the major and oldest Golf Clubs in Agadir, Morocco. This feted golf club with its spectacular lush green landscape has an interesting history. In 1955, a renowned Scottish golf player named Mr. Wilson dug a hole in a field. Sometime later, another golf enthusiast named Colonel Kamili continued this project and designed the nine holes in a triangular surface bordered with geraniums. Finally Cabell B. Robinson included a number of striking surprises, thus shaping the present day- Agadir Royal Club.

Currently, the Agadir Royal Club is a 36 par course with nine holes and embraces about 3600 metres. The course has a number of fairways that are made fragrant by the eucalyptus, pines and mimosas. This great course is covered with dense vegetation and you need to be careful of the thick undergrowth. The plants are protected by palm trees and bunkers.

The number three hole of this golf race is very challenging while its marvelous par 5 needs extra skill on the second shot owing to its water obstacle. Hole 8 is also remarkable. Don't forget to carry your caddy.

After winding up the game, the players can spend some refreshing time in the club house.