Le Méandre Golf Club

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Discover an exciting nine-hole, 3,325-yard, par-36 course that overlooks St. Lawrence and Sault-aux-Cochons rivers. You’ll be impressed by the landscape design done by well-known golf course architect Darrell Huxham.

On-site, you’ll find a practice range, patio bar with snack bar, equipment, and golf cart rentals.

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