Golf Tremblant

Carved into some of the most incredible natural terrain in Canada, the Mont Tremblant golf courses feature challenging layouts, fabulous conditioning, and stunning views.

Tremblant Golf Courses

Le Diable

Red-sand bunkers, winding valleys and long fairways are staple features of Le Diable ("The Devil" in English). Golf architects Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry are the masterminds behind this par 71, 18-hole layout that's rated one of the top 10 championship courses in all of Canada, and the #2 public golf course in Quebec. Open from early May to late October, Le Diable is an exciting play for new and established golfers alike.

5 mins from resort
Yards: 7056
Dress Code: Collared shirts are required, jeans or denims pants of any color are prohibited, tailored pants or shorts (no cut-offs)

Le Géant

Le Géant, or "The Giant" in English, is a par 72, 18-hole championship layout designed by Thomas McBroom that's uniquely beautiful. The course is carved right into the mountain side and provides stunning vistas of the majestic Laurentian range. The views can can make it hard to focus on your game! Rated best golf resort in Canada (ScoreGolf, 2007)and the #1 public golf course in Quebec, Le Géant is open from mid May to mid October.

5 mins from resort
Yards: 6836
Dress Code: Shirts with collars and sleeves are mandatory, no halter tops or jeans permitted, tailored pants or shorts (no cut-offs), non-metal spikes only

Le Maître

This Fred Couples signature golf course opened in 2001. Le Maître, or "The Master" in English, borders Le Diable river and features dramatic elevation changes, thick forest, and of course, incredible mountain vistas. Le Maître is an 18-hole championship course, par 72, and a Clublink Premium Member Club.

2 Tennis courts
Swimming pool
Yards: 6836 / 7069
Dress Code: Collared shirts are required, jeans or denims pants of any color are prohibited, tailored pants or shorts (no cut-offs)

Gray Rocks Golf Courses

La Belle

Designed by Graham Cooke, La Belle--which translates to "The Beauty" in English---is gorgeous, with tree-lined fairways, fast greens and extraordinary panoramic views. It's a par 72, 18-hole championship course that offers easy, relaxed play. Built more than 80 years ago, La Belle is the oldest course in the Laurentians.

Pro Shop
Driving range
Lessons
Yards: 6270

La Bête

Also designed by Graham Cooke, La Bête---or "The Beast" in English---is more challenging than La Belle and requires a more strategic approach. La Bête is also the more beautiful of the two sister courses, featuring the mountain, rivers, and lush surroundings. Like La Belle, this beauty is also a par 72, 18-hole championship course.