Golf Manoir des Sables, located in Orford in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, is a private club built around a historic manor house in a landscape of lakes and forested terrain. The property sits within the Orford region, known for its natural beauty and seasonal character. The club's setting reflects the rolling topography and water features typical of southern Quebec's geography, with the course woven through mature woodland and alongside water hazards that define play. The Championnat course represents a significant design undertaking for the region, routing through the estate's natural contours and leveraging the water and forest setting. Like many private clubs in Quebec built in the latter twentieth century, Manoir des Sables developed as a destination for members seeking a complete golfing and social experience. The course design takes advantage of the property's elevation changes and water bodies, creating a layout that demands both precision and course management across its eighteen holes. The club maintains the traditions of a private membership community, with dining facilities centered around the manor house. The course has hosted regional competitions and club championships, serving the membership and occasional invitational events. Orford's four-season climate means the course experiences significant seasonal variation, with play concentrated in the warmer months. The combination of architectural heritage, natural landscape, and private club culture makes Manoir des Sables a notable venue within Quebec's golf landscape.