Club de Golf Le Marthelinois

Club de Golf Le Marthelinois is an 18-hole, par-72 semi-private course situated in Trois-Rivières, Quebec. Designed by Phil Watson and opened in 2000, it stretches to 6,810 yards from the back tees — a layout that presents a genuine test of length alongside its other challenges.

The course is defined by its 72 sand bunkers, undulating greens, and water hazards distributed throughout the layout. That combination of bunkering and water keeps approach play precise from the first hole to the last and rewards course management over raw power. The greens add a further layer of difficulty, requiring players to account for slope and break on nearly every putt.

At just over 6,800 yards with obstacles at every turn, Le Marthelinois suits mid-to-low handicappers looking for a meaningful test, though the semi-private format means the course is also accessible to visiting golfers. Trois-Rivières, sitting roughly halfway between Montreal and Quebec City along the St. Lawrence, makes the club a practical stop for road-trippers working either corridor.