Parcours #2 at Golf Les Quatre Domaines is one of four distinct eighteen-hole layouts at this expansive facility in Mirabel, northwest of Montreal. Designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham, the course reflects the collaborative approach these architects brought to Canadian golf design, working within the rolling terrain characteristic of the Laurentian foothills region. The property's name references the four separate courses that share the site, each offering a different routing and playing experience. The course occupies land that transitions between open agricultural areas and wooded sections, typical of this part of Quebec's countryside. The design incorporates natural elevation changes and takes advantage of the property's varied topography to create visual interest and strategic variety. Water features appear on several holes, integrated into the layout in ways that affect both shot selection and course management. Golf Les Quatre Domaines serves the greater Montreal golf market, providing accessible public golf in a region where demand for quality daily-fee facilities remains strong. The multi-course setup allows the facility to accommodate high volumes of play while offering golfers different experiences depending on which routing they choose. Parcours #2 functions as part of this larger operation, contributing to the club's reputation as a destination for groups and regular players seeking variety without traveling far from the city.