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Upcoming Events at Royal Montreal Golf Club

The Royal Montreal Golf Club sits on Île-Bizard at 25 South Ridge Road, QC H9E 1B3. As one of Canada's storied private golf clubs, it fields 45 holes across the Blue, Red, and Dixie courses. The club has a rich history, having hosted the RBC Canadian Open in 1904 and the Presidents Cup in 2007 and 2024. For big events, the venue plans with intentional seating on select holes and hospitality structures that support thousands of spectators—including seating at the First Tee area with a capacity reported around 2,500 to 3,000 depending on the layout. Whether you’re attending a tournament or a member event, we’ve got you covered with practical details to secure your seats and plan your visit.

Here you’ll find seating information, parking and transportation options, and nearby hotel and restaurant recommendations. We prioritize trusted affiliate partners to help you book convenient lodging and dining during your stay near Royal Montreal Golf Club.

Royal Montreal Golf Club relocated to Île-Bizard in 1959, continuing operations after the older Dixie era clubhouse on the former site burned in 2020. Today, the club remains a cornerstone of Montreal’s golf scene, with access to a broad community of golf and event amenities. For visitors, secure parking options, shuttle services, and coordinated rideshare/drop-offs are available for major events, ensuring a smooth travel experience. Close to Montreal’s core, a range of hotels and dining options are reachable within a short drive or ride share, with affiliate partners ready to assist with reservations and recommendations.

Seating and Event Planning

Seating is planned on 13 of the 18 holes for big events, with hospitality structures positioned to accommodate guests across the course.
The First Tee seating area offers a dedicated view and spectator capacity, commonly cited around 2,500 to 3,000 for major tournaments, depending on event configuration.
For all events, check with event staff or your Gold Coast Tickets point of contact for the latest seating map and entry procedures.

Parking and Transportation

Dedicated parking for large events may include Lot 11 at Montréal‑Trudeau airport and Lot 12 in Laval, with shuttle service to the course from key transit hubs.
Shuttle service is commonly arranged from YUL and Côte-Vertu Metro stations for Presidents Cup and other major events.
Coordinated rideshare and drop-off zones help ensure quick, hassle-free access to the venue.

Nearby Hotels and Restaurants

Montreal’s broader area provides a wide range of lodging and dining options. For convenience around Royal Montreal Golf Club, we recommend familiarizing yourself with affiliate partner hotels and restaurants, which can offer strategic proximity and easy booking for tournament-going guests. If you’d like, we can connect you with affiliate partners for hotel reservations and dining recommendations to suit your plans and budget.

How to Secure Your Tickets and Stay

We’ve got you with straightforward, no-fuss ticketing and visitor planning. Rely on trusted partners to reserve seating, parking passes, and lodging. If you’re planning a visit for a major event, reach out and we’ll help you navigate the best options for seating, transportation, and nearby accommodations.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 25 South Ridge Road, Île-Bizard, QC H9E 1B3.
Venue type: Private golf club fielding 45 holes across Blue, Red, and Dixie courses.
Notable events: Hosted the RBC Canadian Open (1904) and the Presidents Cup (2007, 2024).
Seating/planning for big events: seating on 13 of 18 holes; First Tee seating capacity up to 2,500 (some plans cite ~3,000 for First Tee area) with multiple hospitality structures.
Parking/transit for Presidents Cup 2024: dedicated parking lots (e.g., Lot 11 at Montréal-Trudeau airport; Lot 12 in Laval), shuttle service from YUL and Côte-Vertu Metro, and coordinated rideshare/drop-offs.
Nearby hotels: lodging options exist in the Montreal area (hotels near Île-Bizard are listed by travel sites).
Renamed/demolished notes: the club relocated to Île-Bizard in 1959; the older ‘Dixie’ era clubhouse on the former site burned in 2020; current operations continue on Île Bizard.

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