Royal Montreal Golf Club

The Royal Montreal Golf Club, established in 1894, holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating golf course in North America. Located on Île Bizard in Quebec, Canada, this private, 36-hole facility has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the Bell Cup and the Presidents Cup. The course is known for its spectacular layout, picturesque views, and a traditional golfing atmosphere. It gained notoriety as the site where Tiger Woods first failed to make the cut during his professional career. Access is limited to members and their invited guests, providing an exclusive and refined golfing experience.