Golf Domaine de Rouville is a nine-hole par-3 course located in Saint-Jean-Baptiste, in the Montérégie region of southern Quebec. Designed by Maurice Robillard, a Quebec-based architect known for modest public and private layouts, the course offers an accessible introduction to golf or a quick practice round for experienced players. The setting reflects the rural character of the region, with relatively gentle topography typical of the St. Lawrence lowlands. As a par-3 layout, all holes require iron play or short woods, ranging in length to suit different skill levels. The course is designed to be walkable and playable in under two hours, making it practical for beginners working on short-game fundamentals or for golfers seeking a casual outing. The Domaine setting suggests a broader recreational property, though the course itself focuses on the golf experience. The club serves the local golfing community and regional visitors, offering an unpretentious alternative to full-length courses in the area. Maintenance and routing reflect the practical approach typical of Quebec's smaller nine-hole designs from the late 20th century. While not a destination course, Golf Domaine de Rouville fills a genuine niche in the regional golf landscape, providing accessible play in a rural Quebec setting.