Club & Hotel Du Golf Nominique
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to play Club & Hotel Du Golf Nominique for ideal conditions?
We've found late June through early September offers Nominique at its absolute best. The fairways are lush, greens are fast, and the Canadian summer weather is perfect for a full day on the links without being overly hot. You'll want to book well in advance for these prime dates.
What's the signature challenge or unique feature we should prepare for at Nominique?
The back nine at Nominique truly tests your precision, especially holes 14 through 16, which play along the Nominique River. The wind can be a real factor there, and those tight tree-lined fairways demand accuracy off the tee. Don't let the scenic views distract you from the water hazards.
How does the 'Hotel Du Golf' aspect enhance the experience, and is it worth staying on-site?
Absolutely, staying at the Hotel Du Golf makes your trip seamless and truly relaxing. We love the convenience of walking straight from your room to the first tee, and the post-round amenities, like their excellent patio dining, are a real bonus. It’s a comfortable, no-fuss stay that lets you focus entirely on golf.
What kind of value can we expect from the green fees and stay-and-play packages at Nominique?
Nominique offers solid value, especially if you opt for one of their stay-and-play packages during the week. While weekend peak season rates are competitive, you'll find the bundled deals provide excellent bang for your buck, combining quality golf with comfortable accommodation. It’s a smart way to experience the course without breaking the bank.
Are there dining options beyond the clubhouse, or should we plan to eat at the hotel?
While the clubhouse grill offers reliable, tasty fare, we highly recommend trying the hotel's main restaurant for dinner. They focus on fresh, local Canadian ingredients and have a surprisingly sophisticated menu. It's a step up from typical golf course dining and a great way to cap off your day.