Amelkis Golf Club

3 x9 hole courses. Lots of open spaces that are either dried up water hazards or under sanded bunkers. In fairness we played after a large storm. Our least favourite course of the 4 we played

Greenside bunkers were unplayable in areas, some of the greens were very poor, certainly a course that is rough around the edges (excuse the pun). Wouldn't return.

Good course

Great course but lots of gravel/sand waste areas. Club house was nice and once again in the traditional Moroccan style. No 4 on our list.

Friendly and helpful staff on arrival. Nice Clubhouse and good facilities. The course was in good condition considering it was 40 degrees and extremely sunny and had been for over a week. The only small point would be hardly any sand in the bunkers and what was there had small stones in. Good course worth playing

This course should never have been open. It was the worst condition course we've ever played. Unlike the first day the staff were rude and unhelpful. The clubhouse was having a major refit inside and out so everywhere was dirty. Toilets were filthy. Really disappointed.

Great golf course very established 27 holes to chose from has got a free golf range next to club house staff were excellent would definitely recommend

27 holes which where a great test of golf Bar prices very expensive

Front 9 holes were completely scorched - so like playing on concrete. Bunkers poor. Back 9 much better

The fairways were very dry and scorched. The greens were ok.

Its a 3 nine hole course. The red 9 fairways were in poor condition and the course overall needed some tlc

3X9 holes with no 1-18 numbering. 1 set was undergoing work and our first 9 had recently been scarified/overseeded but not watered, lots of dry barren areas before you got to the fairway. The signage to the next tee were well camouflaged. The greens were not receptive and very slow.Pity really because it was a nice layout and could've been very good. The 2nd nine was lush but the fairways needed cutting and the bunkers were rock hard or a hippo wallowing pit. Similar prices in the shop and bar. Definitely not a walking course.

We went out of season - the course was in better condition than expected and extremely quiet. The staff were very helpful.

It’s an interesting course, I’ve played it a few times and always enjoyed it. We had caddies last year and had a great time. This year wasn’t so good as my caddy and my friend’s caddy weren’t happy with their tip. In fact my friend’s caddy demanded more. I also find it a tad annoying when a caddy who is a higher handicap than me tries to tell me what I’m doing wrong when I hit a bad shot! So the caddy experience was spoilt this year. Would definitely play again though.

Decent course with good greens. Nice mixture of holes and worth a visit

Course layout is ok but condition of course is poor with patchy grass and bunkers are just compacted mud.

Interesting 3 9-hole courses. Restaurant ok.

Friendly and not too hard. Competently run. Best greens we played all week.

Course was very nice with some very challenging holes. There are many bunkers which add to the difficulty but overall it’s a good challenge for golfers of all abilities. In very good condition with greens quite fast.

This was a course lined with large houses, some spectacular. There are a number of very good holes and the course was testing but relatively open, particularly the driving. There were a number of long par 4 which were difficult to reach in two. Overall a course well worth playing.

Very busy but it was a Sunday. Also buggiescare a real problem here, not enough. But upside was we had 1 buggy and 2 caddies who were brilliant. Mahmoud and Aziz made the round so thanks to them

No Clubhouse facilities available when we played. One of the original three courses in Marrakech and is undergoing some renovation. Very friendly staff did their best to make up for the present deficiencies