An 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course in Mirabel, Quebec, known as one of Canada's longest courses.
Golf Griffon des Sources is an 18-hole, par-72 parkland course situated in Mirabel, Quebec, roughly an hour north of Montreal. Opened in 1970 and formerly known as Golf Le Manoir, the course operated primarily as a tournament venue before opening to the public in 2021, making it a relative newcomer to the recreational golf landscape despite its decades-long history.
At 7,536 yards from the back tees, Griffon des Sources ranks among the longest courses in Canada — a distinction that shapes the entire round. The layout spreads across a 250-acre property with varied topography, and the tree-lined fairways demand accuracy off the tee before players can take aim at the manicured greens. Strategically placed bunkers add another layer of difficulty throughout, ensuring that length alone does not define the challenge.
The course will suit low-handicappers and stronger players looking for a genuine test of distance and course management. Those playing from shorter tee boxes will still find the parkland setting enjoyable, but anyone stepping onto the tips should come prepared for one of Quebec's more demanding measurements.
Mirabel itself sits in the Laurentians foothills region, offering a convenient day-trip or weekend-trip destination for golfers based in Montreal or those passing through on a broader Quebec road trip.
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