Golf Club Montreux

Golf Club Montreux is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, located in Aigle near Lake Léman in Switzerland. Founded in 1900 and renovated in 2005 by renowned architect Ronald Fream, the course spans 6,171 meters across partially undulating fairways. The layout features majestic trees and strategically positioned water hazards that characterize the design. High maintenance standards ensure fast, consistent greens.

The course benefits from a temperate microclimate, allowing year-round play. Its distinctive setting offers spectacular alpine views of the surrounding Swiss mountains, creating a visually striking backdrop for play. The combination of classic design elements and natural landscape features has established it as a venue for high-level amateur tournaments held annually.

The course presents moderate to challenging conditions, with its undulating terrain and water features providing strategic complexity. The maintained quality of the course infrastructure and greens reflects the club's commitment to championship-level standards, making it a notable golf destination in the region.