Club de golf Lorette

Club de golf Lorette is an 18-hole, par 72 parkland course situated north of Quebec City, Quebec. Founded in 1920, the club has a long history in the region, with its current 18-hole layout established in 1964. The course was designed by Yannick Pilon and stretches 6,632 yards from the tips.

The layout is built around a valley setting, which introduces natural elevation changes and a sense of enclosure that distinguishes it from flatter parkland designs. At par 72 and just over 6,600 yards, the course presents a challenge suited to a wide range of handicaps without playing unreasonably long. The valley terrain shapes strategy on several holes, where ground contours and tree lines come into play as much as distance.

Club de golf Lorette operates as a semi-private facility but welcomes public play, making it accessible to visiting golfers exploring the Quebec City area. For those road-tripping through the provincial capital, the club offers a full 18-hole round with genuine historical character — over a century of golf on the same grounds — in a setting that reflects the quieter, wooded landscapes north of the city.