Golf St-Benjamin is a nine-hole course located in the small municipality of Saint-Benjamin in the Beauce region of southern Québec, approximately 90 kilometers south of Quebec City. The course serves a rural community in an area known for its rolling agricultural landscape and proximity to the Appalachian foothills. Like many courses in this part of Québec, it functions as a local recreational facility for residents of Saint-Benjamin and surrounding villages in the Beauce-Sartigan area. The layout reflects the modest scale typical of rural Québec golf courses, designed to provide accessible play for members and visitors without the extensive land requirements or maintenance demands of larger facilities. The terrain in this region generally features gentle to moderate elevation changes, with the course likely incorporating natural features of the local landscape including mature trees and modest topographical variation characteristic of the Beauce countryside. Golf St-Benjamin represents the tradition of community golf clubs in rural Québec, where the course serves as a social and recreational gathering place during the province's relatively short golf season. These facilities typically emphasize casual play and local membership, offering straightforward golf in a relaxed setting. The course provides an opportunity to experience golf in a quieter corner of Québec, away from the more developed courses near major urban centers.