Golf Beauceville

Golf Beauceville is a semi-private, 18-hole course situated in Beauceville, Quebec, in the Chaudière-Appalaches region south of Quebec City. Designed by Graham Cooke and opened in 1989, it has established itself as a mature, full-length layout in an area where the rolling Appalachian foothills define the terrain.

Playing to a par of 72 and stretching 6,502 yards from the back tees, the course offers enough length to challenge mid-handicappers while remaining approachable for recreational players. Graham Cooke, one of Canada's most prolific course designers, consistently favoured layouts that work with natural contours rather than against them, and Beauceville's hilly setting suggests a round that rewards course management and accurate shotmaking over pure distance.

Golfers looking to sharpen their game before heading out have access to a driving range and practice greens on site. The semi-private structure means the course is open to public play, making it a practical stop for road-trippers moving through the Beauce corridor.

Beauceville itself sits along the Chaudière River and is known as a quiet regional hub with a distinctly Québécois character — a worthwhile overnight stop for those combining golf with a broader exploration of the region between Quebec City and the Maine border.

• Holes / Par / Yardage: 18 holes, par 72, 6,502 yards
• Designer: Graham Cooke
• Opened: 1989
• Access: Semi-private (public play welcome)
• Practice facilities: Driving range, practice greens