Le Géant occupies dramatic terrain on the slopes of Mont-Tremblant in Quebec's Laurentian Mountains, approximately ninety miles northwest of Montreal. Thomas McBroom designed the course in the mid-1990s as part of the Tremblant resort development, routing eighteen holes through dense forest and across significant elevation changes that define the mountain landscape. The layout takes its name—"The Giant"—from the imposing topography, with fairways carved through mature hardwoods and several holes playing sharply uphill or downhill along the mountainside. The course features McBroom's characteristic emphasis on strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward thoughtful approach play. Elevation changes throughout the round create dramatic perspective shifts and require careful club selection, particularly on approach shots where visual deception is common. The routing moves through varied terrain, with some holes playing along ridgelines and others descending into valleys, while the surrounding forest provides both definition and challenge off the tee. Le Géant serves as one of two championship courses at Tremblant, a four-season resort that has evolved into one of eastern Canada's major golf and ski destinations. The course operates within the broader resort context, attracting visiting golfers during the summer and early fall months when the Laurentian foliage provides a distinctive backdrop. The layout reflects McBroom's extensive portfolio of Canadian mountain and resort courses, balancing the dramatic natural setting with playability for a range of skill levels.

Le Géant occupies dramatic terrain on the slopes of Mont-Tremblant in Quebec's Laurentian Mountains, approximately ninety miles northwest of Montreal. Thomas McBroom designed the course in the mid-1990s as part of the Tremblant resort development, routing eighteen holes through dense forest and across significant elevation changes that define the mountain landscape. The layout takes its name—"The Giant"—from the imposing topography, with fairways carved through mature hardwoods and several holes playing sharply uphill or downhill along the mountainside. The course features McBroom's characteristic emphasis on strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward thoughtful approach play. Elevation changes throughout the round create dramatic perspective shifts and require careful club selection, particularly on approach shots where visual deception is common. The routing moves through varied terrain, with some holes playing along ridgelines and others descending into valleys, while the surrounding forest provides both definition and challenge off the tee. Le Géant serves as one of two championship courses at Tremblant, a four-season resort that has evolved into one of eastern Canada's major golf and ski destinations. The course operates within the broader resort context, attracting visiting golfers during the summer and early fall months when the Laurentian foliage provides a distinctive backdrop. The layout reflects McBroom's extensive portfolio of Canadian mountain and resort courses, balancing the dramatic natural setting with playability for a range of skill levels.