Scenic mountain golf in the heart of Québec's Laurentians. Mont-Tremblant pairs the resort's marquee tracks — Le Géant and Le Diable, ranked among Québec's best public courses — with La Bête and the Royal Laurentien nearby, all set among the peaks and the Devil's River. Base yourself at the charming pedestrian village, add a ski-town après scene and spectacular fall colours, and you've got a genuinely great-value golf trip — within driving distance for much of Canada and the Northeast US.
Best time to visit: May – October (peak summer; spectacular fall colours in late September)
Featured Courses
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Le Diable
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A Hurdzan/Fry design and one of Tremblant's two marquee tracks — famous for its blazing red-sand bunkers and its run along the Rivière du Diable (the Devil's River). Bold, dramatic, and the resort's premier round, it's the priciest tee time on property and the ideal 36-hole partner to Le Géant.
The Tremblant resort's marquee — a Thomas McBroom design ranked the #1 public course in Québec and among Canada's best, tumbling down the mountain with big elevation and valley views.
A Graham Cooke championship course now run by ClubLink, with panoramic Laurentian mountain and Devil's River views — long one of Québec's top-rated tracks.
A spectacular public championship course near Tremblant (Saint-Faustin) in the Laurentian mountains — a longtime top-100 Canada pick and a scenic, affordable round.
Tremblant pedestrian village — shops, dining & après
Ride the gondola for panoramic mountain views
Mont-Tremblant National Park — hiking & kayaking
Scandinave Spa (riverside Nordic baths)
Fall foliage — one of the best leaf-peeping spots in Canada
Village nightlife, breweries & festivals
Off the Course
Where golfers actually eat, drink, and hang after the round — the dive bar, the post-round brewery, the coffee spot before an early tee time. Submitted by people who've been, not the food-critic picks.