Golf International 2000

Golf International 2000 is a public golf facility in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, situated near the Canada-U.S. border in a forested setting. Opened in 1994, the property offers 27 holes arranged across three distinct nine-hole layouts: Le Saint Bernard, Le Champlain, and L'América. Visitors can mix and match nines to build an 18-hole round or play all 27.

The parkland layout plays to par 72 over 6,806 yards when two of the nines are combined. The tree-lined corridors present varied demands — some holes bend left, others right, and several run straight, meaning a full round tests shot-shaping in multiple directions rather than rewarding a single reliable ball flight. The forested setting adds both visual appeal and strategic consequence: errant shots find the trees quickly.

The facility suits a wide range of golfers. Recreational players benefit from the flexibility of choosing which nines to combine, while more serious golfers will find the 6,806-yard layout long enough to require proper course management. A practice area and clubhouse round out the on-site offering.

Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle sits at the southern edge of Quebec's Montérégie region, close to the New York State border, making Golf International 2000 a practical stop for golfers crossing between Canada and the U.S. or exploring the quieter agricultural and forested landscape south of Montreal.