Few private clubs in the Montreal orbit carry the understated prestige of Vert, set along the shores of Lac des Deux Montagnes in Laval-sur-le-Lac — a community that has quietly been home to some of Quebec's most exclusive addresses for well over a century. The club sits within a pocket of old-money calm that feels genuinely removed from the urban sprawl of Greater Montreal, even though the city is only a short drive away.
Laval-sur-le-Lac as a whole has deep roots in Quebec's private golf culture, and the lake setting gives the land a particular character: mature hardwoods, the kind of rolling terrain that rewards thoughtful shot placement, and the visual drama that water-adjacent property tends to produce in this part of the Laurentian lowlands.
A par of 71 suggests a layout that leans on precision over raw power — likely a course where position matters more than distance, and where members come to know every bounce and break over many seasons of play. That accumulated familiarity is very much the point at a club like this.
