Golf Lac Carling

Club de Golf Carling Lake is a picturesque 18-hole championship public golf course located in Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, Québec, approximately one hour northwest of Montréal. Originally designed by Howard Watson and later refined by legendary Canadian architect Stanley Thompson, the course opened in 1945 and is widely regarded as one of Québec's hidden gems. Set amid the Laurentian Mountains, the layout winds through dense forests, rolling hills, rocky outcrops, and pristine lakes, creating a peaceful and memorable golf experience. The championship course measures 6,710 yards from the Blue tees and plays to a par 72. Golfers encounter dramatic elevation changes, tree-lined fairways, natural wetlands, and well-protected greens that reward precision and strategic shot-making. The routing blends classic parkland architecture with the rugged beauty of the Laurentians, offering a fair challenge for golfers of all skill levels through multiple teeing options. The secluded mountain setting and tranquil atmosphere make every round feel like a golf retreat. Club de Golf Carling Lake features a driving range, putting green, practice facilities, golf shop, restaurant, and on-site resort accommodations. Guests can enjoy stay-and-play packages, corporate outings, tournaments, and weekend golf getaways. Renowned for its natural beauty, classic design, and relaxing resort atmosphere, Golf Carling Lake remains one of the premier golf destinations in Québec's Laurentians.