Golf de la Palmeraie's 9-hole course sits within Marrakech's historic palm grove, the Palmeraie district that extends northeast of the city center. Robert Trent Jones designed this layout as part of a larger golf development in the region during the 1990s, when Morocco was expanding its golf infrastructure to attract international tourism. The course occupies land characterized by the date palms and desert vegetation typical of this oasis environment, with the Atlas Mountains visible in the distance on clear days. The routing works through relatively flat terrain, though Jones introduced strategic bunkering and water features to create definition and challenge within the natural landscape. The design reflects Jones's characteristic emphasis on playability for resort guests while maintaining enough interest for more accomplished players. Fairways are lined with palms and native plantings that provide both aesthetic appeal and strategic considerations for shot placement. The course serves primarily as an accessible option for visitors to Marrakech seeking a shorter round or introduction to golf in Morocco. The 9-hole format allows players to complete a circuit in less time than the region's championship courses, making it practical for those balancing golf with other activities in the city. The setting within the Palmeraie offers a distinctive Moroccan golf experience, combining the traditional oasis landscape with modern course design principles.