Golf Louiseville

Golf Louiseville (also known as Links O'Loup) is an 18-hole public golf course located in Louiseville, Québec, in the heart of the Mauricie region between Montréal and Québec City. Originally established as a nine-hole course in 1965 by renowned architect Howard Watson, the facility expanded to 18 holes in 1976. Today, it is known for its welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere and its distinctive links-inspired layout that provides a rewarding challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The par-71 championship course stretches 6,479 yards from the Blue tees. Wide fairways, natural breezes, and large undulating greens define the layout, placing an emphasis on strategic shot-making rather than raw distance. Wind is one of the course's primary defenses, while subtle elevation changes, well-positioned bunkers, and fast greens create an enjoyable test throughout the round. Multiple tee boxes ensure an excellent experience for beginners and accomplished players alike. The club offers a driving range, practice putting green, clubhouse, restaurant with terrace, pro shop, and tournament facilities. Conveniently located in the Mauricie region, Golf Louiseville is recognized for its excellent value, friendly service, and well-maintained playing conditions, making it a popular destination for both local golfers and visitors exploring central Québec.