Le Parcours du Cerf

Le Parcours du Cerf's Blue course sits in Longueuil on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, directly across from Montreal. The course was designed by Graham Cooke and Warren Huxham, both respected Canadian architects who have worked extensively throughout Quebec and Ontario. Cooke in particular has built a substantial portfolio of courses across eastern Canada, often working on projects that balance playability with the region's varied terrain and climate considerations. The property occupies land typical of the St. Lawrence lowlands, with modest elevation changes and a mix of mature tree cover and open corridors. The routing takes advantage of natural features while accommodating the relatively compact footprint common to courses serving suburban Montreal's south shore communities. Holes move through wooded sections and more exposed areas, with water features integrated into the design to add strategic interest and visual definition. As part of a facility that includes multiple nines or courses, the Blue represents one component of a larger golf operation serving the Montérégie region. The course sees regular play from members and visitors throughout Quebec's golf season, which typically runs from late April through October. The design reflects a practical approach suited to a range of skill levels, with hazards and green complexes that reward thoughtful play without excessive penal elements. The setting provides a convenient option for golfers in the greater Montreal area seeking accessible daily-fee or semi-private golf.