Club de Golf Boucherville is a private course located in Boucherville, a suburb east of Montreal on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River. The course was designed by Marcel Muylaert, a Belgian-born architect who worked extensively in Canada during the mid-twentieth century, bringing European sensibilities to North American golf design. The layout reflects Muylaert's characteristic approach: routing that works with the natural topography of the region while maintaining playability across a range of skill levels. The course occupies terrain typical of the greater Montreal area, with moderate elevation changes and tree-lined fairways that define the playing corridors. Water features and strategic bunkering are integrated throughout to create interest without overwhelming the design. As a private club, Boucherville has maintained a membership-focused culture serving the local golfing community. The course has hosted regional and provincial competitions over the years, though it operates primarily as a members' retreat rather than a tournament destination. The club's dining and social facilities reflect the traditional private club model common to Quebec courses of its era. Boucherville represents the solid, understated work of mid-century Canadian golf design—a course built to be played regularly by members rather than to make architectural statements. It remains a fixture in the Montreal-area golf landscape, valued for its accessible challenge and established place within the region's golfing community.