Club de Golf Piedmont

Club de Golf Piedmont is an 18-hole, par-72 public golf course set in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, about 45 minutes north of Montreal. Opened in 1923, it is one of the region's longer-standing clubs, stretching 6,379 yards through a parkland landscape that has been shaped by the rolling hills characteristic of the Laurentians.

The course plays over hilly terrain, which adds variety to shot-making and rewards players who can manage elevation changes. Natural scenery frames much of the layout, and the views of the surrounding landscape are a consistent feature throughout the round. Upgraded tee boxes across the course give golfers of different abilities a chance to tailor the challenge to their game, and the terrain is considered walkable for those who prefer to go on foot.

At just over 6,300 yards from the tips, the course is well-suited to mid-handicappers and recreational players, though the hilly lies and parkland setting will keep low handicappers engaged. Its public status means no membership is required, making it a straightforward option for road-trippers passing through the Laurentians corridor.