La Tourette is a wonderful facility, with touches of the 1935 course design by John Van Kleek—whose work includes the top-notch Taconic Golf Club, on the Williams College campus, in Massachusetts—still very much in evidence. The classic layout hews to the hilly terrain, the golfing experience oddly interrupted by a park road traversing the course. In any case, La Tourette is still impressive, with a historic three-storey brick clubhouse featuring a pro shop and restaurant. Among the city's courses, La Tourette comes the closest to offering the experience of a private club, with a driving range with 40 stations, plus a practice sand bunker and putting green. Standout holes include the 200-yard, par-3 No. 12, which plays to an elevated green. A new green has been built at the par-4 No. 4 hole, a dogleg also calling for an uphill approach. La Tourette is open year-round, so if you want to enjoy a round of golf in January and there's no snow on the ground, the course is all yours.
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