Municipal · 18 Holes

Golf de la Pointe

416 Route 132, Grand-Métis, Québec

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4.3★9 Reviews

Grand-Métis, QuébecLocation

The Club

About Golf de la Pointe

Club de Golf de la Pointe is a charming 9-hole public golf course located in Grand Metis, Quebec. Established in 1977, this links-style course offers a par 36 layout stretching 2906 yards from the white tees. Golfers can enjoy a variety of practice facilities including a driving range, pitching/chipping area, and putting green. The course...

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Green Fees

18 Holes$11 CAD 15 for 18 holes

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Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart

Pull Cart

Club Rental

Pro Shop

Golf Lessons

Driving Range

Putting Green

Chipping Green

Practice Bunker

Restaurant

Reception Hall

Clubhouse

Changing Room

Lockers

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Reviews

What People Say

4.3/5

★★★★★

Google · 9 reviews

In summary

Golf de la Pointe is praised for its well-maintained greens and scenic location in Métis-sur-mer, offering a course that is both beginner-friendly and challenging for experienced players. The club provides a relaxed atmosphere with a walkable course, though some visitors note the absence of showers and formal dining options. The naturally irrigated fairways may show yellow patches during dry periods, and the club can be lively with community activities.

★★★★★4 years ago

This is a no-nonsense golf and tennis club. The course is easy on beginners and can be challenging to experienced golfers. The greens are very well maintained. During dry periods there can be yellow patches on the fairways as the course is naturally irrigated. The course is walkable and a round can be played in 4 hours. Golf carts are available. This isn’t Pebble Beach or Doral. Leave your attitude at home and expect a pleasant, low stress round of golf. There are no showers. And no formal dining. As the focal point of activity in the community, at times, there could be many kids milling ab…

— Allan Kobelansky

★★★★★2 years ago