Royal F at Royal Golf de Fes

Royal Golf de Fes occupies terrain on the outskirts of Fès, Morocco's ancient imperial city, where the course sits amid the region's characteristic rolling topography. Designed by Cabell B. Robinson, the layout reflects the architect's experience working across North Africa and the Mediterranean, where he developed a reputation for routing courses that respond to natural landforms while managing water conservation concerns inherent to the climate. The course serves both local membership and visitors drawn to the historic city.

The design works with the property's elevation changes and native vegetation, incorporating strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward accurate approach play. Robinson's layouts typically emphasize playability across different skill levels while maintaining enough challenge for competitive golfers, and Royal Golf de Fes follows this philosophy with multiple tee positions and routing that allows the terrain to define much of the strategy. The course benefits from views toward the surrounding hills and the distant Atlas Mountains when atmospheric conditions permit.

As a royal golf club, the facility maintains connections to Morocco's golfing traditions and serves as a venue for regional competitions. The club provides a base for golfers exploring Fès, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its medieval medina and cultural significance. The course represents one of several Robinson designs in Morocco, part of the country's development of golf infrastructure over recent decades.