Rabat Golf Courses - Hotel Le Diwan MGallery by Sofitel

The Blue Course at Royal Dar Es-Salam is less demanding than the long Red Course with fewer fairway bunkers. It’s still great fun for the golfer with trees and brambles narrowing the beautiful Bermuda grass fairways and true greens hidden behind doglegs.

The 11th is a captivating par 4 where the fairway is flanked by a lake and two large mimosa trees which will not stop the ball, obviously intended to finish in water.

The Royal Dar Es-Salam Green Course is perfect for a relaxed and friendly game amid the shaded cork forest. There is no room for a par 5, but there are four par 3s of lengths up to 200 yards, at the heart of a park full of graceful Red-billed Oxpeckers!

One of Robert Trent Jones' finest creations set amidst a forest of cork trees, the Red Course is home to the Moroccan Open and considered one of the toughest tests to have graced the European Tour. It’s long but fair with raised greens surrounded by bunkers offering a true test of a golfer’s skill.

The course has immaculate Bermuda grass fairways, which wind around attractive water hazards, and true, fast greens. The 9th is the course’s signature hole with its green at the centre of a large lake, while the 18th is a truly testing finishing hole.