3 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 3 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay
- 1 Round at Golf Du Soleil
- 1 Round at Tazegzout Golf Course
3 Nights, 2 Rounds
Fifteen minutes north of Agadir, Tazegzout sits at the heart of Taghazout Bay Resort with the Atlantic as a constant backdrop and Argan trees framing fairways that run alongside Taghazout Bay and its long sandy beach. This is a young course, but it's already building a strong reputation among golfers who want ocean views and a routing that makes the most of the cliffs and contours. It's a very 'holiday golf' feel, but with a proper coastal edge when the wind gets up.
If you're the sort of golfer who takes too many photos on a golf course, you'll be busy here. Several holes offer direct sightlines to the bay below and the combination of natural terrain and smart bunkering gives the layout more bite than you might expect from a resort course. The wind is the main defence, especially on the more exposed coastal stretch, so it's a course where you need to pick targets and commit rather than just lash driver and hope.
There's room from the tee on plenty of holes, so you can hit driver, but you'll still need a plan into the greens where bunkers are set to catch the bail-out. Green speeds vary through the year, but they can feel nippy when the breeze is up, and that's when distance control becomes the difference between a good score and a frustrating one. If you struggle with club selection in wind or you're not confident shaping shots, you'll find this layout asks questions. For confident ball strikers who enjoy coastal golf with strategic bunkering and quick greens, it's a proper test without being punishing.
The wider Taghazout Bay development includes surf breaks, coastal trails and a relaxed village atmosphere, making this a solid choice for golfers who want a mix of quality golf and beach time without the formality of some of the older resorts further north. Fancy a round here? Include Tazegzout on your next Agadir golf holiday and we'll help you build a package around the tee times.
Who is this for?
Golfers looking for a modern, scenic course in Morocco with ocean views, winter sun and a laid-back resort base close to Agadir.
Who is it best for?
Mid to low handicappers who enjoy coastal golf with wind and fast greens, plus anyone combining golf with surf and beach in a contemporary resort setting.
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Located just 15 minutes from Agadir, Tazegzout Golf Club, not to be confused with the area of Taghazout Bay itself, takes pride of place on a dramatic patch of land that sits high above the Atlantic Ocean and offers golfers breaking views from start to finish.
Designed by Kyle Phillips, the par 72, 6,730 metre layout at Tazegzout golf course spreads across 76 hectares of land and is perched 80m above sea level, with each hole enjoying breathtaking views of the ocean. The course meanders through the natural Argan vegetation, rising to a crescendo on the final 3 holes, which are played over two deep rocky ravines and finally along the 80m cliff edge. The finishing holes at Tazegzout Golf are a spectacular test and will provide endless stories to retell on the terrace of the magnificent clubhouse.
An indication of the quality on offer here comes in the form of its designer. Tazegzout Golf opened for play in 2014 and before that, Phillips had completed work on the likes of The Grove, host of the 2006 WGC American Express Championship won by Tiger Woods, and Kingsbarns which is widely considered to be one of the best links courses in Scotland, not to mention many, many others.
Early holes take you inland up uphill, with fairways that cut their way through the rugged desert mountain landscape and between giant bunkers that are definitely best avoided. Eventually, the course turns towards the coast and comes to a crescendo over the final 3 holes which are among the most exciting in all of Morocco.
It’s a tough call due to the fact that there are so many standout options, but we’d argue the Signature Hole comes at the par 3 17th, where the tee shot is played over a rocky chasm to a dramatic green that seems perched on the edge of the world. This do or die hole is as tricky as it is beautiful, with the Atlantic just a few hundred meters to the left providing the perfect backdrop. The par 5 18th hole isn’t too shabby either, taking you all the way back along the coast to the clubhouse which, yes you guessed it, boasts spectacular ocean views.
Rated as the 7th best golf course in Morocco, Tazegzout is a must for anyone looking to embark on an Agadir Golf Holiday.
Adrian
✓7 Jun 2026
Very tough course Course virtually empty of golfers No bar for food or a beer afterwards , we were directed to hotel a good walk away which we declined Didn’t even sell bottles of water
Ton
✓3 Jun 2026
June
✓26 May 2026
IMO this is a golf course stuck in the middle of waste land and yet to be finished! They had not got our booking when got there (claimed it was put under wrong name)! A lot of quarries so a lot of lay up holes except for long hitters! If off the fairway forget it, take plenty of balls. Clubhouse not open so nowhere to get anything before/after play.
Colette
✓15 May 2026
A challenging course - great views - lot of building work on one side but well worth playing
Anthony
✓4 May 2026
We were told to take plenty of balls! In the event we only lost one but it5easy to see why more could go astray. The course is a good design but as with les Dunes there are issues with blind shots and also signposting. Good ocean views.
Clive
✓4 May 2026
Andrew
✓26 Apr 2026
Another course spoilt by lack of facilities, though you can use the next door hotel. Lack of care meant there was some standing water from sprinklers, especially in some bunkers.
Shilpan
✓25 Apr 2026
William
✓7 Apr 2026
Difficult course with tricky holes. Nice views from the course overlooking Agadir
Pauline
✓1 Apr 2026
Very interesting course with quite a few ravines. The 17th is a frightener 😂 Good staff service. Low score for facilities as they are base in adjacent hotel so bit of a walk away.