Golf d'Amelkis sits in the Palmeraie region north of Marrakech, designed by Cabell B. Robinson and opened in the early 1990s as part of the city's emergence as a golf destination. Robinson, known for his work across Mediterranean and North African sites, routed the course through relatively flat terrain characteristic of the area, using water features and strategic bunkering to define playing corridors and create visual interest in the desert landscape. The design incorporates native palms and drought-tolerant vegetation that frame holes while maintaining the open character of the setting. The course plays across land that transitions between cultivated areas and more arid zones, with the Atlas Mountains providing a distant backdrop to the south. Robinson's routing emphasizes width in the landing areas but tightens approaches to greens, where water hazards come into play on several holes. The flat topography means elevation change is minimal, placing emphasis on horizontal strategy and club selection rather than dramatic contours. Golf d'Amelkis serves both resort visitors and local membership, positioned as an accessible option among Marrakech's growing collection of courses. The facility includes practice areas and clubhouse amenities typical of the region's golf properties. The course benefits from irrigation systems necessary for maintaining playing conditions in Morocco's semi-arid climate, with cooler months from October through April offering the most favorable temperatures for play.