Gray Rocks Resort - La Bete

The course won today. I prefer the back 9 to the front. The front has some interesting holes that require you to make some club decisions. The course is certainly scenic and the fall colours were beautiful

Le décor et l'environnement est toujours bucolique.

La qualité des allées a diminué et les verts ne sont pas top niveau.

Great course, fairway conditions were great, nice elevations, par 3s are magnificient !

Can't wait to go back !

1. No marshals controlling pace of play. I gave up after 13th hole.

2. Hole #2 a joke/insult. Completely overgrown. Tee was on a 3' wide piece of beaten up artificial turf.

3. No on-course food or beverage service on hot July day.

4. Zero accommodation for golfer who woke up sick on day of round.

I would no longer recommend La Bete until 2nd hole fixed or price reduced to reflect degraded condition. Too many higher quality, comparably or lower priced alternatives.

This course had significant damage due to a recent storm....we should not have been charged full value to play when conditions of cart paths and fairways were compromised.

The staff were excellent, very helpful and service oriented.

There was a lot of winter kill on the fairways and greens.

There was also a lot of construction work going on around the course and hole #2 was reduced to a par 3 for construction purposes.

The staff was new just being trained to run the cash registers!

The sandwiches were poor quality

Price for the round was excessive for the conditions and should have been about half what we were charged.

Canam Golf offered the wound for $10 less than GolfNiow as well, still too much.

Was impressed with the friendliness of staff and the starter was a great happy guy. Course is challenging, but we were fine with a 14 and 10 year old.

This is (my opinion) the hardest course north of Montreal.

When you get onto the property, be aware that their might be players hitting over the road. The clubhouse offers beautiful views of the mountains. The range is at La Belle which is about a 10 minute drive. Hole 2 and 9 are beasts. They force you to carry immense ditches which might be an issue for shorter hitters. Front nine is target golf. Hole 8 is drivable which is a +. Back side is a big ball park. No funky holes on the back. It's wider and I personally like it more. The views of mont Tremblant and the surrounding mountains are impressive. Carts are mandatory here but you wouldn't want to walk it anyways :) . Must play if you are advanced player

La Bête at Gray Rocks Resort is a great Doug Carrick Design. The front nine has many elevation changes that are picturesque. The back nine from the Blue tees is very challenging, you have to hit the ball in the right spot to have a chance at making par. This is not a walking course. I would have two suggestions to make: 1) The fairway bunkers need to be improved or taken out as they are nothing but clay. 2) As the tees and greens are elevated, you have to be part billy goat. I would suggest that stairs be put in to difficult to reach tees. Otherwise, this course was a joy to play and would play it again and again!

La Bete (which translates from French to "the beast" in English) attacks players with a 6,825-yard modern Graham Cooke design overloaded with mountainous challenges.
It's not my favorite course in Mont-Tremblant. There's simply too many awkward holes that feel shoe-horned into the severe terrain. The second hole, a treacherous and confounding par-4, needs to be redone.
The scenery from the tees at the par-5 11th hole and par-3 15th hole, though, are the reasons golfers make the journey. As long as you don't mind losing a few balls, and shooting a higher score than you're used it, you'll enjoy the day at La Bete.