Du Moulin

The name itself — "of the mill" — hints at the agrarian and industrial heritage that shaped this stretch of the Maurice valley, where old mill towns and river culture defined the landscape long before anyone laid out a fairway. That kind of working-land setting tends to produce courses with natural contours and an honest relationship to the terrain rather than manufactured drama.

Without more specific records on Du Moulin's architect or design history, what can be said with confidence is that a club in this region represents everyday Quebec golf at its most genuine — a place where the game is played for its own sake, four or five months a year, with real appreciation for every round the climate allows.