Golf Du Soleil (Blue Course)

Overview: This production directory row identifies the Blue Course at Golf du Soleil, an 18-hole layout in Agadir’s landscaped golf district. Fernando Muella and Gérard Courbin are associated with the complex, whose fairways move through palms, eucalyptus, tamarisk, lakes and fountains against the wider backdrop of the Atlantic coast and Anti-Atlas. The Blue label is important: the ranking source calls its course “Championship,” while the directory identity is Blue, and the available publications do not assign one unambiguous yardage to that exact row. Par is listed as 72. The course’s appeal is the contrast between lush planting and the technical demand created by water, bunkering and changing angles.

History: Golf du Soleil was created in 1999 as a multi-course facility rather than a single 18-hole venue. The Championship layout opened in that period, while the wider complex later developed additional loops and the Tikida Course, which was expanded in 2006. That history explains why course names and distance figures vary between travel guides, scorecards and ranking pages. The directory profile remains tied to the Blue Course and does not merge it with the separately named Championship layout.

Did You Know? Golf du Soleil is a 36-hole complex with two 18-hole routes, supported by additional nine-hole loops and a Leadbetter academy. The combination of water features, flowering planting and broad fairways gives the Agadir property a distinctly garden-like appearance even though the surrounding landscape is dry and coastal.