St-Anicet

Club de Golf St-Anicet sits in Saint-Anicet, in Quebec's Montérégie region, positioned near the shores of Lake St-François. Founded in 1959 by Lucien Faubert, the facility has grown into a 27-hole complex, with the main St-Anicet layout operating as a standalone 18-hole course alongside the Le Port-Lewis 18, allowing for a variety of course combinations.

The main St-Anicet course plays to a par of 71 over 6,415 yards from the back tees, laid out across parkland terrain. A recurring feature of the layout is its elevated greens, which introduce a vertical dimension to approach play and demand thoughtful club selection throughout the round.

The complex suits golfers looking for a full day on the course — with 27 holes available in different configurations, multiple rounds or combined layouts are easy to arrange. Its setting near Lake St-François adds a scenic backdrop to what is otherwise a traditional Montérégie parkland experience.