Golf Les Vieux Moulins is a private club located in Aylmer, Québec, in the Outaouais region west of Ottawa. The course was designed by Bill Dolgos, a Canadian architect known for routing and conditioning work across Eastern Canada. The club's name references the historic mill heritage of the Aylmer area, which sits along the Gatineau River valley. The course occupies terrain typical of the Canadian Shield landscape, with rolling topography, mixed forest, and water features that reflect the region's natural character. Dolgos's design works with the existing landforms to create a layout that integrates the property's natural drainage and vegetation. The routing moves through wooded sections and more open areas, with strategic bunkering and water hazards positioned to challenge play without overwhelming the course's residential setting. Les Vieux Moulins serves a membership base drawn from the Outaouais and greater National Capital Region. The club maintains the traditional private club model with a focus on member play and a limited tournament schedule. Course conditions are maintained to a standard consistent with regional private clubs, with seasonal play typical of the Ottawa Valley climate. The course remains a regional fixture for serious amateur golfers in the area, offering a solid test of golf rooted in the natural landscape of southwestern Québec rather than dramatic design statements.