Club de golf de Murdochville (1974)

Club de Golf de Murdochville is a 9-hole public golf course founded in 1974, featuring 3,210 yards with 18 tees to accommodate various skill levels. Located 85 kilometers from Gaspé in Quebec's Gaspésie region, the course sits near the scenic Lac York, providing picturesque natural surroundings and easy access to regional attractions.

The course welcomes golfers of all abilities, from beginners seeking to develop their skills to experienced players pursuing challenges. A defining characteristic is the quality of its greens, which are regarded among the finest in the region. The course's origins trace to Mines Gaspé, the area's primary employer for nearly 50 years, which established the club as a recreational destination for employees, local residents, and tourists.

The layout takes advantage of the Gaspésian landscape, offering an accessible yet engaging golfing experience. The combination of well-maintained putting surfaces and diverse hole design across nine holes provides variety within a compact format. The dual-tee system allows players to experience different challenges and extends playability options for regular visitors and tournament play.