The Course

Grand Trunk

The first of four plateau holes, courtesy of the original limestone quarry upon which Beaconsfield was built. The Grand Trunk requires a drive into the distance to avoid the well placed and challenging bunker on the right. Trees line the length of left side and an ever present, out of bounds awaits an errant shot that finds the range to the far right. The green is well protected by deep bunkers left and right and an approach that overshoots the green will struggle for an up and down from the back.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
377 366 353 353 303
Par Handicap
Men Ladies Men Ladies
4 4 9 5

The Gap

Having taken the tunnel underneath the autoroute above, the Gap suitably describes the wall that divides the hole into two sections. A well-placed drive, or, for the longer hitter a long iron, will leave anything from a wedge to a mid-iron second. This hole’s defense is all about the severely sloping green from back to front, so pay particular attention to the pin position trying to stay below the hole.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
321 308 295 295 295
Par Handicap
Men Ladies Men Ladies
4 4 11 11

The Corner

The Corner is a long par four that will require a straight drive and a long approach into a relatively cozy green. The bunkers throughout will hurt your scorecard if you go in any of them and the left side is protected along its length by trees and an encompassing ditch.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
440 404 363 325 325
Par Handicap
Men Ladies Men Ladies
4 4 3 9

Oasis

An Oasis normally evokes a dream location, but the par 3 holes of Beaconsfield are far from it! A perfect illustration is this hole, the 4th. A long tee shot is required to a small, fast green with large bunkers both left and right. Anything other than an accurate tee shot will likely find a sandy grave. A mound behind prevents you from going too far over the green, but the downhill approach shot that follows puts even the best players to the test.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
320 198 159 159 159
Normal Disability
Men Ladies Men Ladies
3 3 13 17

Faraway

The name “Faraway” perfectly reflects this hole as it is the longest on the course, stretching over 600 yards from the back tee. For most players, it will take three well-struck shots to get close to the green. The left side of the fairway is lined with small trees and a ditch, while the right side is an Audubon protected area, resulting in an automatic penalty if the ball goes out. Your second shot must be straight to avoid out of bounds on the left and a large pond on the right.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
602 547 444 444 444
Normal Disability
Men Ladies Men Ladies
5 5 5 1

Hoodoo

The reputation of Beaconsfield's front nine is that it is more difficult than the back, and the 6th hole, "Hoodoo", is a good example of why! This is a long par 4 hole that requires great precision from the tee. Having negotiated the lake on the right, one must then avoid a magnetic clump of trees and more that extend to the elevated green. Greenside bunkers and a green that has slopes both left and right combine to create the most difficult hole on the front nine.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
445 417 370 417 286
Normal Disability
Men Ladies Men Ladies
5 4 1 7

Lakeview

“Lakeview” offers the opportunity of a longer than usual tee shot as the downslope can add a welcome few extra yards. A drive that curves from right to left landing in the fairway, will put you in an ideal position. However , if you go too far to the left or right, you will most likely be chipping out sideways! Don't forget to look up and admire the view as you now head towards the clubhouse.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
428 396 340 340 340
Normal Disability
Men Ladies Men Ladies
4 4 7 3

Highball

High Ball” is a par 3 distinguished by the severe slopes present on and around the green. Although this hole is not very long, it is still difficult protected by bunkers to the right and behind and a steep slope to the left of the green.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
162 145 125 125 125
Normal Disability
Men Ladies Men Ladies
3 3 15 15

Pond

Returning through the tunnel, you come to a hole which is considered the easiest in terms of stroke index but be careful not to get trapped. The newly renovated bunkers on the right side of the fairway will make it tough to hit your second on to the green for anyone who ventures there. The presence of a pond plays tricks on more players than you can imagine, forcing you to carefully consider the distance needed for your tee shot and then make an accurate second shot to avoid an unintentional swim.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
323 315 274 274 274
Normal Disability
Men Ladies Men Ladies
4 4 17 13

Westward Ho

Still in the area known as “The Valley” (holes 1,9,10&11) Westward Ho gives you another chance to drive from high up on the plateau. The renovated and visually stunning bunkers off the left side will make you think long and hard before crossing them, as you may be enticed to go for this par five in two.

Blue White Green Combo Gold
517 507 437 437 437
Par Handicap
Men Ladies Men Ladies
5 5 10 10

Willow

A tight dogleg from left-to-right commands a well-placed drive between The Willows. There are no bunkers on this hole, but they’re not needed as its hard enough without. The limestone rock outlay of the old quarry can be seen as you start the approximate 40’ climb uphill to the large green.

Bleu White Green Combo Gold
355 345 300 300 300
Par Handicap
Men Ladies Men Ladies
4 4 8 4

Plateau

The Plateau, as the name suggests, is another hole where one’s drive reaches out to the distant yonder. This par five offers the chance of a birdie for those that keep their shots straight, avoiding trees and a pond to the right and trees and a large fairway bunker to the left.

Bleu Blanc Vert Combo Or
480 480 460 460 370
Normale Handicap
Hommes Dames Hommes Dames
5 5 16 6

Village

It’s not often that par threes are considered the amongst the hardest on the course, but as was the case on the 4th, this hole, the Village, is equally as demanding. Length being the main reason behind its difficulty but add the presence of a huge front greenside bunker, a severely sloping green and the challenging surrounding chipping areas; you will understand why most are very happy to leave with something near par.

Bleu Blanc Vert Combo Or
220 206 175 135 135
Normale Handicap
Hommes Dames Hommes Dames
3 3 4 12

Slam

Slam, is a straight away long par four that must avoid the trees that line the hole both to the left and right. The left side of the fairway is the ideal position for your drive as it will open up the approach to the green. A deep greenside bunker to the right and shallower bunker to the left, finish off the challenge.

Bleu Blanc Vert Combo Or
439 376 319 319 319
Normale Handicap
Hommes Dames Hommes Dames
4 4 6 14

Gibraltar

Beaconsfield’s signature hole, Gibraltar, refers to the limestone rock formation that surrounds the green. A wayward shot might incur a favourable rebound off its face, but the recommendation is a solid iron to the heart of the green avoiding the renovated bunkers that now enclose the hole.

Bleu Blanc Vert Combo Or
170 160 150 150 150
Normale Handicap
Hommes Dames Hommes Dames
3 3 14 8

Steeple

Following a stairway climb up to the tee you are rewarded with the final plateau-based tee shot back towards the lake. In the distance note The Steeple of the magnificent Saint-Joachim de Pointe-Claire Church and running along the fairway to the left is a former clubhouse (now used as an equipment barn) originally built in 1860. All elements combine to make this the hardest hole on the back nine, especially the centenary pond that fronts the green. Built in 2004 to celebrate the 100th year of the Club, safety will require a precise approach to clear the waters edge.

Bleu Blanc Vert Combo Or
408 388 375 375 325
Normale Handicap
Hommes Dames Hommes Dames
4 4 2 2

Sniper

Sniper will require a straight shot to an elevated green that is protected by bunkers on both the approach and right-hand side. However, to the left, a steep and tree-filled bank will bring bogey into play.

Bleu Blanc Vert Combo Or
171 156 135 135 135
Normale Handicap
Hommes Dames Hommes Dames
3 3 18 16

Home

One of the most picturesque final holes in the country emphasising the historic clubhouse in the background of this, the Home hole. A par five that plays very fairly to those who treat her well. A large pond to the right will catch any errant drive in that direction and anything to the left and over Golf Avenue will likely end up out of bounds. A small pond about 100 yards from the green might also catch those unaware of its existence. Equally important, the next hole, the 19th, overlooks this green providing great closing hole theatre.

Bleu Blanc Vert Combo Or
484 474 415 415 415
Normale Handicap
Hommes Dames Hommes Dames
5 5 12 8

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Practice Facilities

Practice Facilities

Beaconsfield proudly offers practice facilities for members only that have been meticulously designed and continually invested in. Our extensive amenities include a driving range, a recently renovated chipping area, and not one, but two putting greens. These practice facilities create an unparalleled environment where you can take your golf game to new heights, sharpening your skills and enhancing your performance.

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