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Edelweiss Valley Golf and Country Club

Course at a glance
Location
Wakefield, QC
Holes18
EstablishedN/A
StatusOpen
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Holes
0
Tournaments
0
Leagues
0
Events
0
Sponsors
0
Offers
Address
Edelweiss Valley Golf and Country Club
465 Chemin Edelweiss
Wakefield, QC, Canada
J0X3G0
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Since
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About our Course

Edelweiss Golf & Country Club was founded in 1985 by Andy Tommy, Art Tommy and their friend, Reg Lefebvre. The golf course was created to serve as a summer business to accompany the already established Edelweiss Valley Ski Resort. The ski hill was also founded by Andy, Art and Reg, twenty-five years prior, in 1960. The ski resort was sold, forty years later, in the year 2000.


Andy was the most heavily involved in the creation of both the ski hill and the golf course. Meanwhile, Art and Reg were busy managing the famous Ottawa sporting goods store; Tommy & Lefebvre. Together, Andy, Art and Reg contributed immensely to the ski industry and to the development of the sport of ski racing in the National Capital region.
Address:
465 Chemin Edelweiss
Wakefield, QC, Canada
J0X3G0 ( Map )
Since:
N/A
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Description:
Edelweiss Golf & Country Club was founded in 1985 by Andy Tommy, Art Tommy and their friend, Reg Lefebvre. The golf course was created to serve as a summer business to accompany the already established Edelweiss Valley Ski Resort. The ski hill was also founded by Andy, Art and Reg, twenty-five years prior, in 1960. The ski resort was sold, forty years later, in the year 2000.


Andy was the most heavily involved in the creation of both the ski hill and the golf course. Meanwhile, Art and Reg were busy managing the famous Ottawa sporting goods store; Tommy & Lefebvre. Together, Andy, Art and Reg contributed immensely to the ski industry and to the development of the sport of ski racing in the National Capital region.
Edelweiss Golf & Country Club was founded in 1985 by Andy Tommy, Art Tommy and their friend, Reg Lefebvre. The golf course was created to serve as a summer business to accompany the already established Edelweiss Valley Ski Resort. The ski hill was also founded by Andy, Art and Reg, twenty-five years prior, in 1960. The ski resort was sold, forty years later, in the year 2000.


Andy was the most heavily involved in the creation of both the ski hill and the golf course. Meanwhile, Art and Reg were busy managing the famous Ottawa sporting goods store; Tommy & Lefebvre. Together, Andy, Art and Reg contributed immensely to the ski industry and to the development of the sport of ski racing in the National Capital region.

Front

Hole
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
OUT
Blue
547
369
141
403
319
176
401
529
310
3195
White
527
354
136
389
310
145
396
521
302
3080
Red
504
305
132
316
272
127
316
435
230
2637
Men's Handicap
13
9
5
1
15
11
3
7
17
Women's Handicap
7
9
11
1
13
17
3
5
15
Par
5
4
3
4
4
3
4
5
4
36

Back

Hole
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
IN
Blue
417
430
206
473
326
330
479
142
385
3188
White
406
423
198
463
319
323
470
137
377
3116
Red
257
416
116
363
253
317
385
131
321
2559
Men's Handicap
2
6
4
18
10
12
16
14
8
Women's Handicap
16
12
14
2
10
6
8
18
4
Par
4
4
3
5
4
4
5
3
4
36

Total Yards

Par
Blue
White
Red
72
6383
6196
5196

Rating and Slope

Tees
Blue
White
Red
Rating(M)
71
70
Rating(W)
70.2
Slope (M)
121
119
Slope (W)
121
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Hole 1

Yardage

Blue
547
White
527
Red
504

Par

5

Men's Handicap

13

Women's Handicap

7

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 2

Yardage

Blue
369
White
354
Red
305

Par

4

Men's Handicap

9

Women's Handicap

9

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 3

Yardage

Blue
141
White
136
Red
132

Par

3

Men's Handicap

5

Women's Handicap

11

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 4

Yardage

Blue
403
White
389
Red
316

Par

4

Men's Handicap

1

Women's Handicap

1

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 5

Yardage

Blue
319
White
310
Red
272

Par

4

Men's Handicap

15

Women's Handicap

13

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 6

Yardage

Blue
176
White
145
Red
127

Par

3

Men's Handicap

11

Women's Handicap

17

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 7

Yardage

Blue
401
White
396
Red
316

Par

4

Men's Handicap

3

Women's Handicap

3

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 8

Yardage

Blue
529
White
521
Red
435

Par

5

Men's Handicap

7

Women's Handicap

5

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 9

Yardage

Blue
310
White
302
Red
230

Par

4

Men's Handicap

17

Women's Handicap

15

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 10

Yardage

Blue
417
White
406
Red
257

Par

4

Men's Handicap

2

Women's Handicap

16

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 11

Yardage

Blue
430
White
423
Red
416

Par

4

Men's Handicap

6

Women's Handicap

12

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 12

Yardage

Blue
206
White
198
Red
116

Par

3

Men's Handicap

4

Women's Handicap

14

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 13

Yardage

Blue
473
White
463
Red
363

Par

5

Men's Handicap

18

Women's Handicap

2

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 14

Yardage

Blue
326
White
319
Red
253

Par

4

Men's Handicap

10

Women's Handicap

10

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 15

Yardage

Blue
330
White
323
Red
317

Par

4

Men's Handicap

12

Women's Handicap

6

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 16

Yardage

Blue
479
White
470
Red
385

Par

5

Men's Handicap

16

Women's Handicap

8

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 17

Yardage

Blue
142
White
137
Red
131

Par

3

Men's Handicap

14

Women's Handicap

18

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

Hole 18

Yardage

Blue
385
White
377
Red
321

Par

4

Men's Handicap

8

Women's Handicap

4

Pro Tip

One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is tinkering with their swing too much during their round. When you mess with your swing mechanics too much in the middle of a round of golf things tend to get worse. Remember, your objective on the course is to play golf not play "golf swing". tinkering with your swing should be done on the range, not the course. Hit some balls before you play and make adjustments there. Then, start your round and use the swing you found on the range. Keep it consistent.

There are no public leagues available at Edelweiss Valley Golf and Country Club.
There are no events available at Edelweiss Valley Golf and Country Club.
There are no public tournaments available at Edelweiss Valley Golf and Country Club.
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