Nine resort courses spread across Quebec's most scenic regions give golfers a practical reason to pair a round with an overnight stay. The collection spans the province from the shores of the St. Lawrence near Rimouski — where Bic sur Mer plays along the water east of Quebec City — to the Outaouais just across the river from Ottawa, where Château Cartier offers a compact par-70 layout in Gatineau. The Laurentides and Lanaudière region alone accounts for four of the nine, including two Stanley Thompson–linked designs at Golf Carling Lake and Golf Lac Carling in Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, making that corridor a logical base for golfers who want to play multiple tracks in a single trip. Cantons-de-l'Est rounds out the geography with Club de golf Owl's Head in Mansonville, a Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham design at par 72 and 6,568 yards. All nine courses are par 70 or better and range from 5,925 to 6,720 yards, so course selection can reasonably hinge on a resort's broader amenities or driving distance from the traveller's starting point rather than length alone.
