St-Césaire

Club de Golf Saint-Césaire is an 18-hole public championship golf course located in Saint-Césaire, Québec, approximately 45 minutes southeast of Montréal. Designed by renowned Canadian golf course architect Graham Cooke and opened in 1989, the course is known for its modern parkland design, outstanding conditioning, and welcoming atmosphere. The layout offers an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all skill levels while blending naturally with the rolling countryside of the Montérégie region. The par-72 championship course stretches 6,582 yards from the Gold tees. Golfers encounter gently rolling fairways, mature trees, strategically placed bunkers, and large, well-protected greens that reward accurate shot-making and thoughtful course management. Multiple tee boxes allow beginners and experienced golfers alike to enjoy the layout, while the spacious practice facilities and consistently excellent playing conditions have made the course a favorite among local players and tournament organizers. The club features a large driving range, putting green, bunker practice area, fully stocked pro shop, clubhouse, restaurant, and excellent facilities for leagues, tournaments, weddings, and corporate outings. Recognized for its friendly service and high-quality course conditions, Club de Golf Saint-Césaire is considered one of the top public golf destinations in the Montérégie region.