Club de golf Mont Tourbillon

Club de golf Mont Tourbillon is an 18-hole championship course located in Lac-Beauport, Quebec, situated on a mountainside setting. Founded in 1962 by a group of Quebec City businessmen including former Premier Jean Lesage, the course was designed by renowned architect Howard Watson. The layout presents an interesting challenge for golfers of all levels and is particularly recognized for its exceptionally high-quality greens.

Owned by Michel Noël since 1977, Mont Tourbillon has established itself as a premier golfing destination in the Quebec region. The course is open to visitors by reservation and offers electric golf carts, club rentals, practice facilities, and a pro shop. The facility has maintained a 4-star rating from the Quebec Tourism Industry Corporation (CITQ) since 2012.

The course is renowned as the top tournament venue in the region, hosting over 100 groups annually ranging from 25 to 300 golfers. It features reception halls accommodating 20 to 100 guests and offers golf lessons. The facility also includes dining and hospitality services, making it suitable for both competitive play and social outings.