Club de Golf Continental (St Laurent)

Club de Golf Continental (St Laurent) in Quebec, Canada, is an 18-hole championship course designed by Richard Faucher in 1992. Stretching 6,771 yards with four levels of difficulty, this visually stunning layout offers narrow, winding fairways, strategically placed bunkers, elevated tees, and a unique double green on the 9th and 18th holes reminiscent of Scottish links design. Surrounded by mature forests, meadows, and a picturesque creek, players may even spot a majestic heron during their round. Precision is key here, providing an exciting challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The course boasts excellent practice facilities for improving your game and a welcoming clubhouse with amenities to unwind after a round. A former host of the prestigious 2008 Quebec Junior Provincial Championship, this course is steeped in history and competitive spirit. Whether you're a local player or visiting Quebec to experience its natural beauty, Club de Golf Continental (St Laurent) promises a memorable round of golf.