Perfect your strokes on some 175 public golf courses—a great many of which are near Montréal and Québec City—suitable for every level of player. Courses in the outer regions offer stunning views of our mountains, forests, river, lakes and streams, but unfortunately they’re also where a lot of balls are lost... Splash! Our longest courses measure about 8,000 yd. (7,300 m).
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Golf courses created by great designers and landscape architects can be found all over our territory. Internationally recognized, think of the Irish golfer Pat Ruddy or closer to us, originally from Québec, Graham Cooke and the Huxham Brothers.
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Nestled in the heart of the Laurentian Massif or on the slopes of the Appalachians, greens can be found at the bend of a valley; the Laurentians a region with legendary golf courses and the Eastern Townships region with the most golf courses per square kilometre. Everything for a perfect course.
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Golf courses with a sea view? Yes, we have those too. In Charlevoix, the Gaspé or even in the Bas-Saint-Laurent. There, the river becomes the sea, with its salty breeze, and golf courses overlooking the St. Lawrence estuary or the Gulf of St. Lawrence. These are obviously golf courses with style.
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Gatineau, Montréal, Québec City are not to be outdone. Right in the heart of urban life, our big cities contain little gems accessible by public transit or a few kilometres from downtown. Golfing days and partying nights. Why not?
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Unique to Canada, the Montérégie can boast of having an entire island for golfing. In the heart of the Îles-de-Boucherville National Park, Île à Pinard has 18 holes. Accessible by river shuttle from the Old Port of Montreal and by road via Île Charron.
