Club de Golf International 2000

Club de Golf International 2000 is a 27-hole championship golf course located in Saint-Bernard de Lacolle, Quebec, near the Canada-US border, approximately 40 minutes from Montreal. The course features three distinct 9-hole layouts: one with left doglegs, one with right doglegs, and one with relatively straight holes. Par is 72 across the full 27 holes.

Set entirely within forest terrain, the course presents a notable water hazard challenge with only six holes lacking water features in play. The design creates significant variety across the property, ensuring no two holes play similarly. The forest setting provides a scenic backdrop while contributing to the course's challenging conditions.

The facility serves as both a daily-play destination and tournament venue, offering comprehensive amenities including a pro shop, restaurant, and reception facilities. The club operates seasonally, typically closing in early November and reopening in spring, accommodating what it markets as the longest golf season in the region due to its southern Quebec location.