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Royal Country Club de Tanger is an 18-hole, par-70 course in Tangier founded in 1914. The club identifies it as Morocco's oldest golf course and one of the oldest in Africa. The layout occupies about 65 hectares of undulating, wooded ground within the city.
The course was modified by British architects Cotton and Pennink and renovated in 2001 by Peter Harradine. Cypress, pine, fir and eucalyptus frame the routing. Current sources disagree on overall length: the official club page gives 6,060 metres, while a Moroccan golf guide associated with the national golf ecosystem gives 5,543 metres, so no single top-level length is stored here.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Designed by Cotton & Pennink, the course originally opened in 1914. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Putting green, Practice area, Golf academy.
Golf in Tangier was established here in 1914, giving the club a foundational place in Moroccan golf history.
Cotton and Pennink modified the course while retaining its British-influenced character across undulating, wooded ground. The routing moves among cypress, pine, fir and eucalyptus.
Peter Harradine carried out a renovation in 2001, modernising the course while preserving the historic layout's character.
Morocco's national tourism material identifies Royal Golf Tanger as the country's oldest course. Its age and central Tangier location make it an important site in the development of golf in Morocco.
The course remains an 18-hole par-70 layout on roughly 65 hectares in Tangier, supported by a clubhouse, practice facilities and golf academy.
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| Fee Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Visitor | |
| Visitor 18 Holes | MAD 650 |
| Visitor 9 Holes | MAD 350 |
| Other | |
| FRMG Licensee 18 Holes | MAD 400 |
| 9 hole | |
| FRMG Licensee 9 Holes | MAD 250 |
Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.
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