Club de Golf de Crabtree

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Club de Golf de Crabtree a good course for beginners, or is it more challenging?

We've played Crabtree many times, and it strikes a great balance. The front nine is quite forgiving with wider fairways, but the back nine, especially holes 14-16, demands precision with tighter tree lines and some tricky water hazards. You'll find it enjoyable whether you're a high handicapper or looking for a test.

When is the best time of year to play Club de Golf de Crabtree for ideal conditions and fewer crowds?

For prime conditions and manageable crowds, we always recommend late May or early September. The course is lush, the weather is usually perfect for golf, and you avoid the peak summer rush and higher green fees. Avoid mid-July weekends if you prefer a quicker round.

What's the standout feature or a must-play hole at Club de Golf de Crabtree?

Without a doubt, the par-3 8th hole is Crabtree's signature. It's a stunning downhill shot over a ravine to a well-guarded green, offering incredible views of the surrounding Laurentian foothills. Don't let the beauty distract you - club selection is crucial here.

How does the value for money at Club de Golf de Crabtree compare to other courses in the region?

We consider Crabtree an excellent value, especially for the quality of the greens and the scenic layout. Expect green fees to be competitive, typically ranging from $60-$90 CAD depending on the day and time, which is very fair for a course of this caliber. Twilight rates offer an even better deal if you don't mind a later start.

Are there any specific local tips or gear recommendations for playing Club de Golf de Crabtree?

Definitely bring bug spray, especially for early morning or late afternoon rounds - the wooded areas can be active. Also, consider walking the course if you're up for it; it's quite walkable, and you'll appreciate the elevation changes and natural beauty more on foot. A good rangefinder will be your best friend on the undulating greens.