Golf Beauceville

Club de Golf de Beauceville is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Beauceville, Québec, in the heart of the Chaudière Valley. Conceived in 1986 and opened as a 9-hole course in 1990, it expanded to a full 18 holes in 1991. Designed by renowned Canadian architect Graham Cooke, the course has become one of the region's premier golf destinations, offering outstanding conditioning, scenic landscapes, and a welcoming atmosphere for golfers of all skill levels. The par-72 championship layout stretches 6,502 yards from the Blue tees. Golfers are challenged by rolling fairways, mature trees, strategically placed bunkers, and fast, well-maintained greens that reward accuracy and thoughtful course management. Multiple tee boxes provide an enjoyable experience for beginners while offering a solid test for experienced players. The course's varied terrain and picturesque Beauce countryside create a memorable round from the opening tee to the finishing hole. Club de Golf de Beauceville features a driving range, golf simulator, putting green, professional instruction through the Golfin Excellence Centre, a fully stocked pro shop, clubhouse, restaurant, banquet facilities, an on-site hotel (La Cache du Golf), and an 18-hole themed mini-golf course. Known for its excellent hospitality and modern amenities, the club is one of the top golf destinations in the Beauce region for both daily play and golf vacations.