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Le Lachute

Crafted by renowned architects Stanley Thompson and Howard Watson, the two Lachute golf courses are legendary in Québec and even Canada. Considered to be among the most beautiful traditional grounds in the province, the two courses bring you to the very heart of nature. Vistas lined with immense and ancient oaks and maples that would turn a modern course green with envy. Even the cedars, planted throughout the grounds 70 years ago, have become gigantic specimens. The memorable panoramas will soon take your mind away from the main difficulty of these golfing gems: the impressive distance of their fairways.

Infrastructures

Le Riveria

Le Riviera offers an 18-hole course that’s fun for amateurs, but demanding for more experienced players. With three possible tees at each hole, the courses are scattered with 14 lakes—ball-magnets all—strategically landscaped to please the experts without daunting the beginners and intermediate players. Here, the grounds favour precision over power: Use the latter at your peril!

4020, rue de la Fougère
Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville (Québec) J3V 6K2
(450) 653-5004            (450) 653-5004     
riviera@groupebeaudet.com
www.golfleriviera.com

Le St-André

Constructed nearly 80 years ago, Le St-André is one of the oldest public golf courses in the province. It has three nine-hole courses: the Red, the White and the Blue. Equal, or nearly equal, in dimension, they stand out for their traditional design too often absent from a younger generation of golf courses.

Located between the Du Nord and Outaouais rivers, the three courses are side by side and criss-cross each other. The White, affectionately nicknamed “The Point,” is sited just where the two rivers converge. The location is quite simply magical.

137, rue de la Seigneurie
Saint-André-d'Argenteuil (Québec) J0V 1X0
(450) 476-0911            (450) 476-0911     
(450) 537-3533            (450) 537-3533     
standre@groupebeaudet.com
www.golfstandre.com

Les Îles

Les Îles is a standout for its unusual setting and breathtaking panorama. Its 18-hole course lies in the heart of nature in the Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville.

The course, designed by none other than Graham Cooke, has left more than one person slack-jawed with amazement. Don’t believe the easy allure of the grounds, a relatively compact 5720 yards. The hazards that protect the greens are implacable. Aside from the ubiquitous sand pits, water adds to the decor on a dozen holes. And when there’s golf next to a river, wind isn’t far behind—highly appreciated on days of int ense heat.

255, Île Sainte-Marguerite
Boucherville (Québec) J4B 9Z7
(450) 670-4653
www.golfdesiles.com

Le Victorien

Modern and traditional at once, this championship course of over 6000 yards offers you a full range of challenges. When it’s not the water lurking on the edges of the fairways, it’s the ravines and narrowness of certain holes that will do you in. It was as if Graham Cooke, the designer, took a perverse pleasure in maximizing every hazard and landform of this splendid plateau in the Lower Laurentians, all the while knowing that the gods of wind would prevail there every day. This young course (1998) of the links type in the Mirabel region fully deserves its queenly name, embodying the famed monarch who cowed so many of her adversaries. You’ll need strength of character, strategy and patience to master this course.

7625, boul. Arthur-Sauvé (Route 148)
Mirabel (Québec) J7N 2R6
(514) 990-9018
(450) 258-4207
victorien@groupebeaudet.com
www.golflevictorien.com

Le Chanteclerc

Nestled on a mountainside near Sainte-Adèle, Le Chantecler puts its cards on the table from the very first tee. You can forget about flat surfaces and balanced striking positions here. Welcome to the kingdom of fairways that rise and fall. These are fairways that are sometimes long, sometimes narrow, where patience and concentration are as essential to the game as a golf cart. Not even the greens are spared from the characteristic landforms of the course. A true challenge to the golfer who likes to hit the ball from elevated tees.

2520, chemin du Club
Sainte-Adèle (Québec) J8B 3C3
(450) 476-1339
(450) 229-3742
chantecler@groupebeaudet.com
www.golflechantecler.com