Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club sits along the northern shore of the Bay of Quinte in southeastern Ontario, approximately twenty kilometers west of Belleville. The club dates to 1922, making it one of the older established courses in the region. The layout occupies gently rolling terrain with views across the bay, a broad inlet of Lake Ontario that separates Prince Edward County from the mainland. The course benefits from the moderating influence of the water and the relatively open landscape characteristic of this agricultural area. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography, with several holes playing along elevated ground that provides sight lines to the water. Mature trees frame many fairways, and the design incorporates traditional parkland elements common to courses of this era in Ontario. The property includes both open and wooded sections, creating variety in the playing experience. Greens are typically modest in size and contour, reflecting the design sensibilities of early twentieth-century Canadian golf. Bay of Quinte serves as a community club for the Quinte West area, which includes the former towns of Trenton and Frankford. The region has a strong military presence due to nearby Canadian Forces Base Trenton, and the club has long been a gathering place for both civilian and military families. The course hosts local amateur competitions and remains a fixture in the recreational life of the Bay of Quinte corridor.