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Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course

Distinctly different from the other Golf Whistler properties, the Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Club offers classic "mountain golf at its finest". Carved from the side of Blackcomb Mountain, this Robert Trent Jones Jr. design features an elevation change of over 400 feet and dramatic elevated views of the Whistler valley.

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Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course

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Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course Reviews

It was quite cold in the morning. Bring a rain jacket, lots of balls and a camera. Two bear sightings. We were set up with 11 am times with our package. Best weather of the day. Wonderful attentive service. Ranked highly as a golf resort and justifiably.

Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course Reviews

Golf Course: Excellent golf course and we played it 6 times. The front four holes are the toughest. What it lacked in length it made up in breadth. It you're the kind of golfer who hates elevation changes, it's not for you. The long holes play uphill, the par 3s downhill. Some of the greens are blind off the tee, most of them have a very narrow approach. It's one of those courses that is actually carved out of the terrain rather than created by a bulldozer. Many sloping fairways require the most precise shots that you can manage. There are also some swirling winds over some of the creeks (or that's my story) that will surprise you.

Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course Reviews

It's target golf. If it's wet (and it often was) the par 4s and 5s play longer without any roll. DH played off the tips and I played off the ladies. The forward tees were still challenging in terms of shot making, it wasn't just shorter playing from them. They only complaint we had were that some of the greens were fuzzy and slow. Apparently, early season melt and refreeze was not kind to them.