The MENA Golf Tour is set to make a stop in Morocco for the Al Houara Classic, from February 26 to 28 in Tangier.
The tournament is played on the links of Al Houara Golf Club in Tangier, just a few weeks before the season finale, the Al Ain Championship, bringing together professionals from across the tour’s membership, with a particularly notable Moroccan presence.
According to a statement from the MENA Golf Tour, the event comes at a decisive moment in the overall standings battle, with England’s Chris Wood and Spain’s Juan Salama leading the rankings ahead of the Moroccan leg.
Moroccan professionals and amateurs will also be looking to make their mark in the competition, including Ayoub Lguirati, Ayoub Id Omar, Ayoub Ssouadi, Aissa El Kahdri and Othman Raouzi, as well as amateurs Carlo Cusumano, Issam Nakrou, Elias Cocheteux and Karim Mahmah.
The tournament is played on a par-72 course spread over 110 hectares between the Rif Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, offering players a test that is both demanding, spectacular and well-rounded, the press release said.
The Al Houara Classic opens a series of two consecutive tournaments at the same venue. The Hilton Classic will immediately follow the next week (March 2–4), giving players the opportunity to settle in on a course where local knowledge, tactical discipline and strategic management often make the difference.
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