Casa Green Golf Club

Bouskoura is the green lung south of Casablanca, a stretch of eucalyptus forest and manicured estates that has long served as the city's escape from the urban churn of Morocco's commercial capital. Casa Green Golf Club sits within this corridor, part of a broader leisure and real-estate development that has made Bouskoura one of the more concentrated golf destinations on the African continent. The Bouskoura forest setting gives the course a shaded, almost parkland character unusual for coastal Morocco, where links-influenced or scrubby desert layouts tend to dominate the landscape farther south and east.

Casablanca's golf scene is more active than most visitors expect, anchored by the Royal Golf d'Anfa and the well-established Royal Golf de Mohammedia nearby, with Bouskoura adding a newer, resort-adjacent dimension to the region. Casa Green sits on the more accessible, member-and-resident-friendly end of that spectrum — a course designed for regular play rather than tournament prestige.

Morocco's Atlantic climate keeps conditions mild and the turf relatively lush through much of the year, with cooling breezes off the ocean moderating summer heat. For travelers combining Casablanca with broader Moroccan itineraries, Bouskoura offers a genuinely pleasant half-day of golf without straying far from the city.