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Mont-Sainte-Anne reviews
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Not As Grueling As Many Ski Resort Courses! 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 22, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
The summer ski slope course at Mont Sainte-Anne in Beaupre, Quebec (about 45 minutes east of Quebec City) features 12 holes. They start near the chair lift, play up the mountain in a gradually fashion for the first 3. Then 4-6 play down the hill again, although nothing too extreme. #'s 7 & 8 then proceed up the mountain again and then 9-11 are easy downhills before finishing with your first actual big downhill toss, # 12, a 433' toss from the long tee.
The course has two sets of tee boxes. They're natural ( gravel mostly) and a little rough and sloped in places. There's a course sign/map at the beginning and each hole has a green metal tee sign giving the hole #, par, distance from both tees, and a simple route. There are a couple of next tee signs in needed places. I found them to be helpful with navigating the course for the first time.
The baskets are Discatchers with the yellow band. Most have a small number on them.
# 8 was probably the most challenging hole on the course. From the long tee, it plays 328' up a fairly narrow chute over a small creek.
The course has two sets of tee boxes. They're natural ( gravel mostly) and a little rough and sloped in places. There's a course sign/map at the beginning and each hole has a green metal tee sign giving the hole #, par, distance from both tees, and a simple route. There are a couple of next tee signs in needed places. I found them to be helpful with navigating the course for the first time.
The baskets are Discatchers with the yellow band. Most have a small number on them.
# 8 was probably the most challenging hole on the course. From the long tee, it plays 328' up a fairly narrow chute over a small creek.
Cons:
$9 to get in is pretty steep price to play this course.
Natural pads ranged from Pretty good to non-existent or very rough.
Overall lack of interesting holes.
Too many straight, boring holes.
Windy as hell today!
No "wow" factor for me.
Natural pads ranged from Pretty good to non-existent or very rough.
Overall lack of interesting holes.
Too many straight, boring holes.
Windy as hell today!
No "wow" factor for me.
Other Thoughts:
Want to really challenge yourself? For your $9 entry, you can also get rental discs. I believe what they give you are these cheesy 99 cent plastic toy frisbees that weigh about 25 grams. In the wind I played in today, you could probably throw one of these toy frisbees about 5 feet! Talk about turning someone off to the game of disc golf! Give them a toy frisbee on a mountain course with the wind blowing gale force! And charge em $9 for the pleasure!
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robertfantasy
Experience:
16 years
11 played
1 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 19, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
Easy to find. Good for beginners.
Cons:
Few "next tee" signs, so had to search around a bit. The golf course is fit into the design of the ski slope, so the fairways don't necessarily demand good/interesting golf shots.
Other Thoughts:
Is this the only course near Quebec? I found two others online, but they didn't exist in reality. bummer.
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Sylmercier
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
Excellent mountain course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 3, 2013
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Excellent teepad, well maintain.
Restaurant, water and bathroom easily accessible.
Restaurant, water and bathroom easily accessible.
Cons:
Some biker arrive fast, be ready when you crose a bike path
Other Thoughts:
a bit far from Quebec city, but it's the best course around
