$40 for a Round of Golf for Two at Les Vieux-Moulins Golf Club in Gatineau (Up to $80 Value)
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- 18-hole course
- Three sets of tee boxes
- Par 3, 4 & 5 holes
- Scenic view
Golf clubs are easily identified by their names: irons are made of solid metal, sand wedges help players negotiate sand traps, and drivers wear liveries and transport society matrons to black-tie monster-truck rallies. Brush up on golfing terminology with today's Groupon: for $40, you get a round of golf for two at Les Vieux-Moulins Golf Club in Gatineau, Quebec (up to an $80 value), located 10 minutes from the Champlain Bridge in the city's Aylmer sector. This Groupon is valid anytime Monday–Thursday or after 1 p.m. Friday–Sunday.
Les Vieux-Moulins Golf Club's 18-hole course sprawls across 6,511 yards of fairways, greens, and hazards designed by Bill Dolgos. Golfers line up shots and decorative lawn flamingos at one of three tee boxes before hitting, slicing, and hooking balls through the course's par 3, 4, and 5 holes. Large rocks line myriad water hazards, and sand traps threaten to exile wayward golf balls in a score-wrecking desert. In between swings, idling golfers can gaze at views of the Ottawa River or chase squirrels up the course's tall, lush trees.
- 18-hole course
- Three sets of tee boxes
- Par 3, 4 & 5 holes
- Scenic view
Golf clubs are easily identified by their names: irons are made of solid metal, sand wedges help players negotiate sand traps, and drivers wear liveries and transport society matrons to black-tie monster-truck rallies. Brush up on golfing terminology with today's Groupon: for $40, you get a round of golf for two at Les Vieux-Moulins Golf Club in Gatineau, Quebec (up to an $80 value), located 10 minutes from the Champlain Bridge in the city's Aylmer sector. This Groupon is valid anytime Monday–Thursday or after 1 p.m. Friday–Sunday.
Les Vieux-Moulins Golf Club's 18-hole course sprawls across 6,511 yards of fairways, greens, and hazards designed by Bill Dolgos. Golfers line up shots and decorative lawn flamingos at one of three tee boxes before hitting, slicing, and hooking balls through the course's par 3, 4, and 5 holes. Large rocks line myriad water hazards, and sand traps threaten to exile wayward golf balls in a score-wrecking desert. In between swings, idling golfers can gaze at views of the Ottawa River or chase squirrels up the course's tall, lush trees.