JeanPhilip

eQuinelle offers an outstanding layout design with high standards quality grass. The greens are very challenging by being fast, hard ground and not biting much. The course offers 5 tee boxes but I would still say it would be more enjoyable for intermediate to advance players.
The clubhouse is beautiful and offers all the amenities needed: complete pro shop, snack bar, fine restaurant, complete changing rooms men and women.
The pace of play was slow 4h30 + to play the course. I asked around and on Friday to Sunday it's usually very busy.

This course has a nice design layout that offers a good challenge. This course has great tee box locations that fits the course for beginners to advance golfers. The greens were in great shape and pretty challenging slopes. The course, from the back tee, offers a par 5 at 630 yards.
The clubhouse is mainly a restaurant. Nothing really in the pro shop.
The pace of play was slow when I played on a Friday morning, but I asked around and it was unusual.

This course is one of the best for the buck around. It plays a little shorter than its counterpart the South course but offers a more strategic layout with more elevations in play. Therefore, it demands to be smarter on club selection off the tee.
Good combinations of straight, dog left, dog right but with more elevations in play than the South course. The fairways are also narrower than its counterpart course.
Quality all around very neat. Played the course well under 4 hours.
The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant offers a great layout with a terrace overlooking the course. The food is very tasty and fulfilling.
The course offers a special 30$ Thursdays so definitely worth it.

This course is the best for the buck around. The south course offers a good length and fairways that demand good accuracy on the first shot to get a chance for the second shot. I recommend for intermediate to advance players but still ok for beginners. The course offers a great combination of straight, dog left, dog right with some elevation holes. Quality all around very neat. I played the course easily under 4 hours.
The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant offers a great layout and terrace overlooking the course. The food is very tasty and fulfilling.
The course has a special 30$ Thursdays so definitely worth it.

Course layout is short in general but still offers some design challenges in a few holes. This course is shorter than its counterpart course St-Anicet. The variety in the hole designs is well done. You have wide fairways for the most part and all the greens are elevated about two to three feet high so if you miss the green, you are down the rough.
I would recommend this course for shorter hitters and beginners to enjoy good rounds.
The pace is very good, I played the course way under 4 hours.
Staff is very friendly and accommodating.
The restaurant is very neat, has a terrace on a second floor overlooking the course and has a great food selection which are tasty. They have special meal menu offers from Thursday to Saturday for the foodie ones after a round.

Course layout is short in general but still offers some design challenges in a few holes. The design is a bit strange in terms of distance proportions between par 3s and 4s. The par 4s are fairly short (375 yards at most from the back tee) but the par 3s fairly long (all above 200 yards from the back tee). I was hitting almost the same iron off the tee on the par 4s and 3s.
I would recommend this course for shorter hitters and beginners to intermediates to score good rounds.
The pace is very good, I played the course under 4 hours.
Staff is very friendly and accommodating.
The restaurant is very neat, has a terrace on a second floor overlooking the course and has a great food selection which are tasty. They have special meal menu offers from Thursday to Saturday for the foodie ones after a round.

Anjou has the great quality and challenge for the buck. The course is well maintained and offers a challenging layout. They have two very different nine holes. The front is a bit shorter, surrounded by woods with some water creeks that ask you to reconsider your club selection.
The back nine is more a Links layout with narrower fairways, more open and hilly course with high grass.
The course has great practice facilities with a chipping and putting greens and driving range on carpets.
The clubhouse has a small restaurant for convenient food and drinks. Pro shop pretty average with balls, clothes, some shoes and a golf club here and there.