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Club de golf Grand-Mère

Shawinigan, Québec, Canada

4.3

18 Holes · Par 70 · Green fees not confirmed by two sources; see the club's website · Parkland

Open to visitorsClassic designScenic

About Club de golf Grand-Mère

Club de golf Grand-Mère is an 18-hole course in Shawinigan, Québec. It was founded in 1910 and counts among the oldest golf courses in Canada. The round moves through valleys, and the greens are a highlight of the layout. The par 70 course plays to 6,457 yards from the back tees.

  • A Renaissance Project has been under way since 2022.
  • A putting green is available for warming up before a round.
  • Golf carts and rental clubs are available for visitors who arrive without equipment.
  • Banquet facilities and locker rooms are on site.

History of Club de golf Grand-Mère

Grand-Mère dates from 1910 and took shape in stages. Albert Murray's early layout was redesigned in 1917 by Walter Travis, and C.H. Alison then completed the 18-hole course.

Playing Club de golf Grand-Mère: tips

Grand-Mère is a semi-private club that takes public bookings, so visitors can reserve by telephone on 819-538-3560 or through golfgrandmere.com. The address is 1 chemin du Golf, in Shawinigan, and the club offers banquet facilities and locker rooms.

Visit Club de golf Grand-Mère

1 chemin du Golf, Shawinigan, Québec G9T 5K8

Shawinigan, Québec, Canada

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Practical Information

Practice Area
Cart Rental
Club Rental

Frequently Asked Questions about Club de golf Grand-Mère

Can I play Grand-Mère without being a member?

Yes. The club is semi-private and accepts public bookings, so visitors can reserve a tee time directly with the club.

Where is Club de golf Grand-Mère?

In Shawinigan, Québec, at 1 chemin du Golf. The club's telephone number is 819-538-3560.

Who designed the course?

Albert Murray, Walter Travis and C.H. Alison shaped it in turn, from the early layout through Travis's 1917 redesign to Alison's completion of the 18 holes.

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