Club de golf Atlantide

Club de golf Atlantide sits on Île Perrot, an island community in the Saint Lawrence River west of Montreal. Designed by Graham Cooke and opened in the mid-1990s, the course occupies rolling terrain typical of the region's glacial topography, with moderate elevation changes and mature tree corridors framing many holes. The layout takes advantage of the natural landforms to create variety in hole presentation and strategic options. The course serves primarily as a semi-private facility catering to local membership and daily-fee play from the greater Montreal area. Cooke's design emphasizes playability across skill levels while incorporating water features and bunkering that require thoughtful course management. The property's setting on the island provides a somewhat secluded atmosphere despite its proximity to urban centers, with views across fairways bordered by deciduous forest. Atlantide functions as a regional amenity in Quebec's competitive golf market, offering a full-length layout accessible to both residents of the West Island suburbs and visitors exploring courses along the Saint Lawrence corridor. The club maintains typical seasonal operations given Quebec's climate, with the course open from spring through fall. Its location makes it part of the network of courses serving Montreal-area golfers seeking variety beyond the city's more established clubs.