Golf St-Jérôme

Golf St-Jérôme is a public 18-hole, par-72 parkland course situated in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, roughly 30 minutes north of Montreal. Designed by Gaston Alary and opened in 1972, it sits comfortably within the Laurentian foothills region and draws players from the greater Montreal area looking for accessible weekend golf without a long drive.

At 6,000 yards from the tips, the layout is mid-length by modern standards, but Alary incorporated enough variety to keep rounds interesting. A stream winds through the property, coming into contact with multiple fairways and greens and adding a natural hazard that rewards accurate shot-making. Elevated tees appear at several holes, offering perspective on the terrain below and lending the course a bit of topographic character typical of courses in this part of Quebec.

Five sets of tee boxes spread across the layout, making Golf St-Jérôme a reasonable choice for a wide range of players — from newer golfers looking for a manageable public track to mid-handicappers who want a course where course management around the stream becomes a genuine factor. The par-72 format and parkland setting keep conditions relatively consistent and the experience approachable.

Saint-Jérôme itself serves as a regional hub for the Laurentians, with services, restaurants, and accommodations that make it a practical overnight stop for golfers moving further up the corridor toward Mont-Tremblant.