Amelkis Golf Club is one of the newest names in Moroccan golf, built right next to Royal Marrakech and finished to an international standard. Cabell Robinson is the architect, an American with a strong record across southern Europe, and the layout asks you to think your way round rather than reach for driver on every tee. Position off the tee matters here, and you'll score better by picking your angles into the greens than by swinging out of your shoes.
That makes it a smart pick for a winter-sun break. Marrakech is already a go-to for UK golfers chasing dry fairways in January, and Amelkis gives the city another strong option for your shortlist. The real win is convenience. With Royal Marrakech next door, you can play two quality courses without burning half a day on transfers, which suits groups trying to keep everyone happy. It also lets you compare a modern design with its established neighbour over a single trip, and settle the argument over a cold drink afterwards.
Off the course, Marrakech does the heavy lifting. Souks, riads and rooftop dinners are all on hand for the evenings, so it feels like a proper break rather than just a golf trip. The flight from the UK is short enough that you'll be on the first tee the next morning.
If you'd rather not spend your evenings juggling spreadsheets, leave the legwork to us. Have a word with a Your Golf Travel specialist and we'll match tee times, hotel and travel to your dates, budget and the number of rounds you fancy.
Who is this for?
Golfers and groups wanting a modern, thoughtfully designed course in Marrakech, ideally as part of a winter-sun trip or a multi-round Moroccan break alongside Royal Marrakech.
Who is it best for?
Mixed-ability groups, societies and couples who like strategic golf, want two courses side by side with minimal transfers, and fancy pairing a good round with the buzz of the Red City.
