Golf Domaine de Rouville is a private club located in Saint-Jean-Baptiste, in the Montérégie region of southern Quebec. The course was designed by Maurice Robillard, a prominent Quebec-based architect who shaped several notable layouts across the province during the latter half of the twentieth century. Robillard's design work is characterized by thoughtful integration of natural landforms and strategic bunkering, and Rouville reflects those principles within its regional setting. The course occupies terrain typical of the Montérégie, with rolling topography and mature tree corridors that frame the routing. The design balances open and wooded holes, with water features incorporated throughout to define strategy and add visual interest. Rouville has developed a strong local membership base and maintains the character of a well-established regional private club, with an emphasis on member experience and course conditioning. The club's dining and social facilities reflect the traditions of Quebec's private golf community, offering members a full clubhouse experience beyond the course itself. While not widely known outside the province, Rouville holds a solid reputation within Quebec golf circles as a well-maintained, fairly challenging layout that rewards shot-making and course management. The membership tends to be drawn from the surrounding area and greater Montreal region.