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The clubhouse is majestic. Front nine is a classic back and forth course. The start of the back side goes through a swamp. On 11,12 and 13, their is water on both side! The rest of the back nine goes on a beautiful mountain side offering great views. Conditions are immaculate. Must play if you live in the Laurentians. Only down side is the range (max 200yds)

This is (my opinion) the hardest course north of Montreal.
When you get onto the property, be aware that their might be players hitting over the road. The clubhouse offers beautiful views of the mountains. The range is at La Belle which is about a 10 minute drive. Hole 2 and 9 are beasts. They force you to carry immense ditches which might be an issue for shorter hitters. Front nine is target golf. Hole 8 is drivable which is a +. Back side is a big ball park. No funky holes on the back. It's wider and I personally like it more. The views of mont Tremblant and the surrounding mountains are impressive. Carts are mandatory here but you wouldn't want to walk it anyways :) . Must play if you are advanced player

Awesome course, conditions are much better that they were. Rebuilding Clubhouse that burned in 2018. Should be ready for the 2020 season.

This is throwback golf. This course was built in the 1920's and it shows. Holes roll through a majestic pine forest. Back Nine is hillside going from and to the ancient Grayrock ski hill. The course is walkable but you need to be in shape. Back nine seemed easier to me. 13 and 17 are reachable par 4's for long hitters (310 and 285 yds). Majestic views are on the menu (hole 15). Lowest price in the Tremblant touristic area. It's worth going if you like mountain courses.

This is a par 3 and par 4 course. The layout is fun to play with some interesting holes. There is somewhat a replica of the 12th hole at Augusta. The course conditions have been much better. The greens are fine though. The bunkers are unplayable and are filled with rocks ranging up to 4in diameter. I don't feel like the 40$ you'll pay here are worth the money. It used to be great, some 6-7 years ago.

This course is owned by a former Montreal Canadien hockey player. Fun traditional course. Good vibes in the Clubhouse. For 25-30$, you get a pretty good course. The playing conditions are ok. Some holes by the river are beautiful, Notably the downhill par 2, 12 th.

This is a 9 hole mountain course. Great place to play with buddies who don't play often. Not too expensive +/-25$. You need to know your way around here. Greens are usually ok. The 4th hole is one of my favorite if you play from the back tees. great for a first round of the season because it opens earlier. This is a raw golf course. Don't expect manicured playing condition. Good if you're open minded and want to have a good time. Range balls are expensive (8-10$) for a bucket.

For Beginner or just for fun. Playing conditions at the minumum