Natural sand dunes and occasional tight fairways give Golf de l’Océan Agadir a round that asks for sensible positioning from the tee rather than a single repeated style of play. The 27 holes are arranged as the Dune, Désert and Garden nines, allowing different combinations across a site of more than 90 hectares. Belt Collins used the natural changes in level to create shifting perspectives, while four lakes bring water into play among the dunes. Set beside the Oued Souss in Bensergao forest, the course feels well removed from the city despite being only around 15 minutes from central Agadir.
The landscape is part of the character of every round. Eucalyptus, tamarisk, cypress, mimosa, broom and palms line sections of the layout, with flowers adding colour around the course. One nine may ask for a controlled drive between trees, the next opens towards the sandy ground and wider views, so it is worth treating each loop on its own terms. The course opened in 2009 and has settled naturally into its setting, with the varied terrain ensuring that club selection is rarely automatic.
Before the first tee, the 328 yard downhill practice range gives a clear view over the course from more than 30 hitting bays. There is also an on site academy, where qualified professionals cater for players at every level, along with a pro shop for the essentials. Afterwards, the clubhouse restaurant serves refined international dishes, while the bar is a relaxed place to compare scores over a drink before heading back towards Agadir.
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