Parkland Courses in Mauricie & Centre-du-Québec
3 courses
Three parkland courses define the Mauricie & Centre-du-Québec golf trail, spread across a stretch of central Québec that runs from the St. Maurice River valley south through the agricultural flatlands of the Bois-Francs. The region's courses sit within a manageable driving radius of one another, making a multi-round itinerary straightforward. Golf Grand-Mère in Grand-Mère is the trail's most substantial layout — an 18-hole course measuring 6,457 yards at par 70, carrying design credits from Walter Travis, Albert Murray, and C.H. Alison. To the south, Golf St-Rémi in Lac-aux-Sables offers a par-72 round at 5,906 yards, a shorter but complete 18-hole option that suits a range of handicaps. Rounding out the trio, Club de Golf de Plessisville et Golf des Bois-Francs brings an 18-hole track to Plessisville in the heart of Centre-du-Québec. Golfers prioritizing design pedigree will gravitate toward Grand-Mère, while those looking for a more forgiving distance off the tee may find St-Rémi the better fit.
