10 courses
Ten parkland courses spread across the Laurentides and Lanaudière regions northwest of Montréal form a compact golf corridor reachable within an hour or two from the city. The collection spans a wide range of yardages and design eras, from the Stanley Thompson and Howard Watson collaboration at Club de golf Lachute in Lachute to the Graham Cooke–designed Falcon Golf Course in Hudson, both stretching beyond 7,000 yards for players who want a stern test. At the longer end of the trail, Golf Griffon des Sources in Mirabel measures 7,536 yards at par 72, making it the longest layout in the group. Shorter options like Golf St-Janvier and Club de Golf Lorraine sit under 6,250 yards, offering a more manageable round without leaving the region. Most courses cluster around Mirabel, Saint-Jérôme, and the lower Laurentians, so multi-round itineraries are practical without significant driving between stops. Golfers prioritizing course length and historical design pedigree will gravitate toward Lachute and Falcon, while those seeking a shorter, wooded parkland experience have several solid alternatives nearby.