Sommet Du Golf

Sommet Du Golf sits in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, a region of rolling hills, farmland, and dense boreal forest that has drawn Montrealers to its lakes and ski hills for generations. Dudswell is a small municipality in the Haut-Saint-François regional county, where the landscape carries that particular blend of French Canadian and historic English settler character — bilingual road signs, white church steeples, and a terrain shaped by the Appalachian foothills that gives any golf course built here natural elevation and drama.

The name itself — Summit of Golf — signals the high-ground setting, and the course makes good use of the rolling topography that defines this corner of the Townships. Layouts in this region tend to reward shot-shaping and local knowledge, where the land dictates the routing rather than a bulldozer flattening everything out. Expect tree-lined corridors, uneven lies, and the kind of scenery that pulls your eye off the target.

For golfers based in Montreal or the surrounding region, the Eastern Townships offer a genuine escape — quieter than city-adjacent tracks, with cooler summers and a pace of play that matches the unhurried feel of rural Quebec.