Club de golf Bellechasse

Club de golf Bellechasse is an 18-hole, par-72 parkland course situated in Saint-Damien-de-Buckland, Quebec. Designed by Marcel Notz, the layout was developed in two stages: the first nine holes opened in 1986, followed by the second nine in 1990. Stretching 6,564 yards, the course is set within a natural landscape that integrates water and sand throughout the design.

The course presents a substantial test across its full length, featuring 56 sand traps and 10 lakes that come into play at regular intervals. The large, championship-style greens reward precise approach play and demand careful putting. The par-3 second hole stands out among the eighteen, offering meaningful elevation changes and a generous green that still requires accurate iron play to navigate effectively. The combination of hazards and undulating terrain gives the layout variety across both nines.

At 6,564 yards from the tips with a par of 72, Club de golf Bellechasse is accessible enough for mid-handicap players while offering enough challenge through its bunker count and water features to keep stronger golfers engaged. The parkland setting adds a scenic quality that makes the course a reasonable destination for golfers travelling through the Bellechasse region of Quebec.