Mont-Tremblant - Le Géant Golf Course

Awful. The fairways are primarily a combination of clover, crab grass, and mud. The greens were alright, but slow. The cart paths (you must play using a buggy as it is too hilly and too far, green to tee, to walk) are falling apart in numerous places.

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Conditions de jeu incroyable

Vues sur le mont tremblant

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Trou ridicule # 5,7,18

Pas de champ de pratique.

“Par Excellence” is a French phrase loosely meaning “the best of its kind” and the first thing I thought of when describing this mountain marvel. With spectacular views of Tremblant Village and the surrounding ski hills, Le Géant takes full advantage of the natural terrain. The well forested sweeping fairways are actually wider than they appear but the uneven lies, rocky outcroppings, and large deceptive greens definitely up the ante.

Even though water only comes into play on the 2nd hole, most of the greens are elevated so accuracy and club selection is important on your approach shots.

At first glance the par-5 17th hole looks reachable in two but your approach shot to an elevated green is dangerously situated over a hidden valley hazard, so buyers beware.

The 18th hole has been voted one of the best par-4’s in Canada and one the finest finishing holes anywhere as your elevated tee shot plunges some 150 feet with amazing views of Lake Tremblant.

Deze geweldig mooie baan een zusje van Lé Diable.

Beide banen liggen in een natuurgebied (nat. Park) 2 uur rijden ten noorden van Montréal.

Shop en clubhuis stellen niet veel voor; een dranje is mogelijk maar eten niet.

Tijdens de ronde komt men regelmatig langs met een sandwich of een drankje.

De baan is geonduleerd met uitdagende approches en mooie vergezichten.

Zeker de moeite waard.

Reserveren is aangeraden.