5 Best Golf Courses Near Montreal for a Bachelor Party Weekend
There are bachelor parties, and then there are legendary bachelor parties. If you’re planning a summer weekend in Montreal and want to mix wild nights with a bit of class, hitting the golf course is a no-brainer. Golf is the perfect daytime activity between rooftop drinks, strip clubs, and pool parties—offering just the right balance of fun, competition, fresh air, and a solid excuse to drink before noon.
Montreal's golf scene offers something for every kind of groom and every type of group. Whether your vibe is cigar-smoking and steak after 18 holes, or beer-chugging and driving carts like maniacs, there's a course for you. The key is choosing the right one. Some are too snobby, too quiet, or just too far. Others roll out the green carpet for bachelor parties and are known for their atmosphere, accessibility, and views that make even the worst slice feel like a win.
This guide features five golf courses around Montreal that are perfect for bachelor party groups. They each hit that sweet spot of scenic, fun, and group-friendly, so you can focus on sinking putts, sinking drinks, and hyping up the groom. You’ll also find tips on why each course is a great fit, what the vibe is like, and how to book.
Whether you’re a crew of actual golfers or just guys looking for a reason to wear polos and act fancy for a day, this list has something for you.
1. Club de Golf de l'Île de Montréal – Ireland Course
If you want a course that feels like an experience but doesn’t come with a private club price tag, this is it. The Ireland Course at Club de Golf de l'Île de Montréal is a links-style public course that offers rugged beauty, challenging layout, and total bachelor party compatibility.
Designed by Pat Ruddy, this course brings Irish flair to the heart of Montreal. Expect rolling fairways, deep pot bunkers, water hazards, and wide-open wind-exposed holes that make every swing feel heroic. It’s scenic, memorable, and fun—even if your game isn’t on point.
Most importantly? They're used to hosting groups. Bachelor parties here are welcome, and they often offer packages to make your planning easier. You can book carts, club rentals, and even organize food and drinks in advance.
The course is located on Île Charron, a quick drive from downtown Montreal, making it super convenient. And with a great on-site clubhouse and views of the city skyline, it’s a great place to post up after your round for some celebratory beers.
2. Le Parcours du Cerf (Longueuil)
Just across the bridge in Longueuil, Le Parcours du Cerf is a public course with a serious reputation. This is where locals go to play regularly because the greens are pristine, the fairways are wide, and the energy is friendly and welcoming.
For a bachelor party, this course ticks all the right boxes. It has a beautiful clubhouse, top-quality amenities, and is used to handling larger groups without fuss. The staff is accommodating and professional, and you can easily coordinate tee times, multiple carts, and post-game drinks.
There are two distinct 18-hole courses to choose from, so you can even split into teams for a little competitive edge. And because the course is located only about 15–20 minutes from downtown Montreal, it’s easy to slot this into a weekend itinerary that already includes nightlife, topless parties, and hangover brunches.
It’s also one of the few courses in the region that uses bentgrass fairways—which makes the feel of your round just that much better. Whether you're serious about golf or just playing for laughs, it offers a polished but pressure-free experience.
3. Golf Saint-Raphaël (Île-Bizard)
Looking for upscale vibes with flexible group options? Golf Saint-Raphaël delivers both. With two beautiful championship courses (the Blue and the Red), this semi-private club offers all the polish of a private venue with a more open-door energy.
Both courses are well-maintained, challenging, and surrounded by peaceful wooded scenery. They make for a killer backdrop to your bachelor party antics. Whether you’re looking to set up a competitive game or just cruise around in carts with music and cigars, Saint-Raphaël is down for it.
The course is also known for being group-friendly. With advanced bookings, you can reserve back-to-back tee times, request extra carts, and arrange for drinks at the turn or post-round food service.
Located on Île-Bizard, about 40 minutes from downtown Montreal, it’s a bit more of a drive—but the experience makes up for it. It’s also a great pick if your bachelor party wants to combine golf with a more laid-back, nature-heavy day.
4. Golf Le Versant (Terrebonne)
If you’ve got a bigger crew or need options, Golf Le Versant is a smart move. This Terrebonne-based golf complex has four 18-hole courses, including the popular Des Seigneurs course. It’s one of the biggest public golf facilities in Quebec.
Le Versant caters to all skill levels. Whether you’ve got scratch players or complete beginners, you can divide the group accordingly and still enjoy a great day out. The Des Seigneurs course offers elevated views, well-designed holes, and enough variety to keep things interesting.
The facilities here are excellent. The clubhouse is large and stylish, the carts are modern, and there’s a bar and restaurant on site for pre- or post-game eats. It’s also easy to work with their team for special requests—whether that’s organizing a mini-tournament, bringing your own music, or coordinating transportation.
It’s a short 25–30 minute drive from the city, making it super convenient for day-of party logistics. If you want to build a "golf day" into a weekend of chaos, Le Versant is ideal.
5. Atlantide Golf Club (Île-Perrot)
For a more casual vibe that still delivers great views and solid golf, Atlantide is a go-to. Located on scenic Île-Perrot, this course is laid-back, friendly, and bachelor-party approved.
The 36-hole layout is split between Atlantide and Don Quichotte courses, both well-maintained and playable for all levels. The setting—surrounded by water and nature—makes it feel like a weekend escape without having to leave Montreal.
Atlantide is one of the more welcoming clubs when it comes to bachelor groups. They often host weddings, parties, and corporate events, so they know how to handle a crew of guys looking for a good time. Just let them know you're coming with a group and they’ll help you out with booking, tee times, and even catering if needed.
There’s also a large terrace with drinks and food service post-round, so you can toast the groom and keep the day going.
Bachelor parties don’t have to be all late nights and hangovers. Adding a golf day to your Montreal weekend is the perfect way to blend fun, fresh air, and friendship—plus a little friendly trash talk.
The courses above offer the ideal mix of challenge, convenience, and party compatibility. Whether you want to go full luxury with cigar lounges and quiet fairways, or opt for beers, banter, and wild drives off the tee, there’s a course on this list for your crew.
Remember: the best bachelor weekends are balanced. One day you’re hitting up strip clubs and dancing on rooftops with topless waitresses, the next you’re drinking Caesars on the 9th hole and pretending to know what club to use. That’s the magic.
So book early, call ahead for group deals, and pack your best golf polo (and worst jokes).
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