Club de Golf Le Sélect occupies a parkland setting in Mirabel, northwest of Montreal, designed by Quebec architect Claude St-Pierre. The course reflects the regional character of courses built in the province during the late 20th century, when designers worked within the constraints of the Quebec landscape—relatively flat terrain punctuated by water features and mature tree lines. St-Pierre's design philosophy emphasized playability across skill levels while maintaining strategic interest through selective bunkering and water placement. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours and existing vegetation, with holes typically defined by tree-lined corridors and water hazards that come into play on several holes. The course presents a mix of hole lengths and shapes, requiring golfers to work through the bag and manage risk-reward decisions around the water features. The setting reflects the suburban Montreal region's golf culture, where courses serve as community gathering places for both serious competitors and recreational players. Le Sélect has hosted regional tournaments and club competitions typical of Quebec golf venues. The membership base draws from the surrounding Mirabel area, and the club maintains the dining and social traditions common to private clubs in the province. The course remains a fixture of regional golf, offering a solid test of course management and shot-making within the context of Quebec's golf landscape.