La Bete and La Belle?

[dbleber]

Booking a weekend trip to La Bete and La Belle at Gray Rocks and thought I would see what the peanut gallery thinks of these to courses, so? Playing La Bete Saturday morning La Belle Saturday afternoon and again Sunday morning, should be sweet!
Thanks
Denny

[Colby]

I think Le Bete is the stronger course, Le Belle is a bit older and has a few strange holes. Both are still good from what I remember a couple of years ago.

[Hank Hill]

La Bete is a beautiful course with some fantastic scenery and challenging holes. Wait until you see the 2nd hole, a blind tee shot with a multi tiered fairway. La Belle is easier and a little less scenic. It has a couple of really dangerous holes (fairways crossing each other) so keep an eye out for people teeing off on another hole as you head to your next shot, there are signs telling you to keep a look out on the most dangerous holes. Nice courses though.


Go to http://tremblant.com/whattoseedo/gol...te/index-f.htm

and click on 'livre de longueur' to get a nice course layout and yardages for la bete.

[mberube]

I played both last year and was very disappointed. To many blind shots on La Bête and La Belle is very “ordinary”. The price is to high for what you get.

La Bête must be played twice to enjoy.

My 2 cents!!

[Kbulm]

To agree with the other posters, Le Bete is an experience, however you must get a course guide to enjoy it. Last year they ran out!

La Belle is old and not as good as the other options up @ Tremblant. I would rank the courses up there as follows:
1. Maitre
2. Diable
3. Bete
4. Geant
5. Manitou ( short course)
6. La Belle

There are also some other older no resort course up @ Tremblant that deserve consideration.

[The Saint]

I agree with Colby... Le Bete is the stronger course. Much more scenic. But you should play both so that you get a good appreciation. Then try Diable...really pretty.

[Evil Chris]

I have never played La Belle, however I have played La Bete several times and it's beautiful. Lot's of up's and down's.