Club de Golf St-Pamphile

Club de Golf St-Pamphile is an 18-hole golf course designed by Marcel Notz, located along the scenic Saint-Roch River in Quebec. The course features wide fairways separated by mature trees, offering players a sense of privacy and intimacy throughout their round. The design incorporates the river's winding meanders, which golfers cross at six different points, adding natural beauty and strategic challenge.

The course is characterized by demanding greens requiring precision and strategic thinking. It offers five different tee positions, accommodating golfers of all skill levels while maintaining variety and interest. Notable design elements include covered bridges that enhance the picturesque atmosphere. The terrain presents moderate difficulty with a balanced mix of short, straight holes and longer, more complex challenges.

The setting is richly natural, featuring abundant wildlife including herons, squirrels, foxes, and woodpeckers. The course is walkable and accessible, designed for players to move at their own pace while enjoying the landscape. The course is well-maintained with careful attention to aesthetic design, seasonal vegetation changes, and ecological sensitivity. A clubhouse with elevated terrace offers viewing of player activity throughout the round.