New Features and Upgrades for Golf Season 2025 at Tremblant

Spring is here, and with it comes the excitement of golf enthusiasts. At Mont-Tremblant, the 2025 season is shaping up to be one of the best in recent years. The Le Diable and Le Géant golf courses — two of Quebec’s top golfing destinations — are nearly ready, and early signs point to outstanding playing conditions. Here are the new features and improvements made at Le Diable golf course for summer 2025.

A New Fleet for a More Comfortable Experience

One major change this year: the arrival of 81 brand-new golf carts. This complete fleet upgrade brings a noticeable improvement in comfort, reliability, and performance. And that’s not all — a new four-seater cart has also been added, a thoughtful touch for families who want to enjoy a round together. It’s now easier than ever for a parent to bring their kids along for a safe and enjoyable day on the course.

Targeted Upgrades for Better Playability

The grounds team was hard at work last fall. Hole 11, often a technical challenge due to its layout and drainage issues, has been completely reworked. The team upgraded the irrigation system and redesigned the area by removing a natural bunker that made access difficult. The result: fewer wet spots and a smoother pace of play — a clear improvement for both seasoned golfers and casual players.

Tee Box Renovations on Holes 6 and 8

Attention to detail didn’t stop there. Two tee boxes — on holes 6 and 8 — have been fully rebuilt. While work is still underway, it’s expected to be completed by early June. Special care has been given to alignment, turf quality, and the overall look and feel in harmony with the rest of the course.

Ready to Tee Off?

The official opening date for Le Diable is set for May 9. Whether you’re a long-time visitor or discovering Tremblant for the first time, the team is ready to welcome you to a truly elevated golf experience. Le Géant opens on June 6. Wishing everyone a fantastic golf season!
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