Hassan II Golf Trophy, International golf tournament at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, Rabat, Morocco
The Hassan II Golf Trophy is an international golf tournament held at the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam course in Rabat. The course stretches approximately 7,600 yards and features strategically designed holes that challenge players with varied layouts and demanding shot-making.
King Hassan II founded this tournament in 1971 as an annual professional golf competition in Morocco. The event evolved into a respected fixture on the international golf calendar, attracting prominent players from around the world.
The tournament awards winners with a ceremonial gold dagger decorated with jewels, representing traditional Moroccan craftsmanship and royal recognition. This prize connects modern competition with the country's artistic heritage.
The tournament takes place in February when temperatures are mild and weather conditions favor outdoor competition. Visitors should check the specific schedule in advance and plan for the course location on the outskirts of Rabat.
The tournament is part of the PGA Tour Champions schedule, offering competitors points toward the Schwab Cup standings. This connection to senior professional golf in the United States makes it a significant competition for veteran players.
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