Southwood Golf & Country Club

Adjacent to the Trappist Monastery Ruins in St. Norbert, the 18-hole course was designed by renowned Canadian architect Thomas McBroom to the highest standards. The spectacular natural and historic surroundings provide a perfect setting over almost 300 acres. An additional 9 holes are planned for the future. Tree groves, river valley and historic ruins have been left largely untouched, while natural contours of the land are maximized to create distinct landmarks, shadows, hills and ridges. From tee to green or green to tee, riding or walking, every golfer can expect a great experience. Almost every hole features a water or sand hazard – or both – to challenge your approach to state-of-the-art greens emerging from their fescue surroundings. There’s rarely a flat lie and in many cases, players will need to draw on precision as much as power to get to the green. At some high points, golfers have a view of the course’s impressive expanse and beauty. From here, you can assess the challenges that await you and the game you’ll need to play.