The International Series returns to Morocco for its fourth edition next month, gaining fresh momentum with Visit Morocco on board as presenting partner.

The US$2million tournament will be held from 11–14 June on the iconic Red Course at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, and is the third stop on The International Series this year.

The new partnership with Visit Morocco is through the Moroccan National Tourism Office and aligns with their objective of positioning elite sport with tourism promotion and highlighting Morocco as a premier golf travel hub in the region and beyond.

Rahul Singh, Head of The International Series, said: “This year marks our fourth tournament in Morocco, and the progress we’ve seen with each staging has been remarkable. Each return has raised the bar for competition while contributing to the continued growth of the game in the country. Our decision last season to commit to two further years reflects Morocco’s strategic importance to the Series, and we are delighted to welcome Visit Morocco as presenting partner in 2026 as we continue to expand the event’s impact.

“Through this tournament, we are proud to bring some of the biggest names in golf to Morocco, while creating meaningful opportunities for local players to compete and elevate their game in a truly global environment.”

The tournament was won by Scott Vincent last year, and put him on course to win The International Series Rankings – which secured his place on the LIV Golf League this year. The Zimbabwean [main picture] has confirmed he will defend his title next month.

Since its debut in 2022, the event has received strong backing from the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation, chaired by His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid, reflecting a shared vision to grow the game in the North African nation.

The tournament has been one of the most successful events on The International Series – the upper-tier level of events on the Asian Tour that provide a pathway to the LIV Golf League – with the Red Course at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam a firm favourite among players. It was voted the Asian Tour Players’ Choice Course of the Year in 2025.