Quebec's nine resort courses span the province from the Laurentian highlands to the St. Lawrence shore, giving golfers a reason to build a full getaway around a round rather than treating the course as an afterthought. In the Laurentides & Lanaudière region alone, Golf Carling Lake and Golf Lac Carling sit in the same Grenville-sur-la-Rouge corridor — both tracing Stanley Thompson's influence — making them a natural two-day pairing. Further east, Club de golf Owl's Head occupies the hills above Lac Memphrémagog in Mansonville, a Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham design that fits neatly into a Cantons-de-l'Est itinerary alongside Club de golf du Manoir des Sables in Mont-Orford. At the far ends of the map, Bic sur Mer in Rimouski plays along the St. Lawrence in Bas-Saint-Laurent, while Château Cartier in Gatineau puts resort golf within reach of the Ontario border. Courses range from par 70 to par 72 and from just under 5,925 yards to 6,720 yards, so layout length and terrain type are the practical differentiators when choosing where to base a trip.
