Club de Golf du Mont Adstock

Club de Golf du Mont Adstock is a scenic 18-hole public mountain golf course located at the base of Mont Adstock in Québec's Chaudière-Appalaches region, approximately 20 minutes from Thetford Mines. Designed by John Watson and opened in 1972, the course is renowned for its dramatic elevation changes, panoramic mountain views, and peaceful natural surroundings. Integrated into the Mont Adstock four-season resort, it offers golfers a unique alpine-style experience in one of Québec's most picturesque settings. The championship layout plays to a par 72 and measures 6,540 yards from the Black tees. With a course rating of 71.7 and a slope rating of 129, the course provides a rewarding challenge through rolling fairways, significant elevation changes, strategically placed bunkers, and undulating greens. Every hole offers a different perspective of the surrounding mountains, with uphill and downhill shots requiring careful club selection and course management. Multiple tee boxes ensure an enjoyable round for golfers of all abilities. The club features a practice green, clubhouse, panoramic restaurant, pro shop, golf cart rentals, and tournament facilities. As part of the Mont Adstock resort, visitors can also enjoy mountain biking, hiking, skiing, and other outdoor activities throughout the year. The combination of spectacular scenery, challenging mountain golf, and resort amenities makes Club de Golf du Mont Adstock one of the standout golf destinations in southeastern Québec.