Club de golf Metropolitain Anjou's Executive course occupies a compact footprint in the Montreal suburb of Anjou, designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham as a shorter complement to the facility's regulation layout. The course serves the densely populated eastern Montreal area, where urban development limits the space available for traditional golf course routing. The design makes efficient use of relatively flat terrain typical of the St. Lawrence River valley, with holes routed to maximize variety within the available acreage. Executive courses in Quebec's metropolitan areas traditionally cater to players seeking quicker rounds and less demanding physical requirements than championship layouts provide. This format typically features a combination of par threes and short par fours, allowing golfers to complete a round in two to three hours. The Metropolitain Anjou facility reflects the practical approach to golf development common in space-constrained urban settings, where land costs and municipal planning considerations favor compact designs. The course operates within Montreal's francophone golf culture, where municipal and semi-private facilities play a significant role in making the game accessible to a broad demographic. Anjou's location provides convenient access for residents of Montreal's eastern suburbs and the broader metropolitan region. The executive format serves as both an introduction for newer players and a practice venue for experienced golfers working on specific aspects of their short game.