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Few golf courses in Quebec's Eastern Townships carry the kind of quiet prestige that Hermitage does. The club sits near Magog, a town defined by its position at the northern tip of Lake Memphremagog — a long, glacially carved lake straddling the Quebec-Vermont border that gives the entire region its unhurried, border-country character. The Townships have drawn generations of Montrealers seeking respite, and the golf here has always felt like an extension of that sensibility: serious enough to satisfy, relaxed enough to breathe.
At par 69, Hermitage plays as a shorter, more strategic test than the power-forward layouts that dominate modern design. That number rewards precision and course management over length — the kind of round where reading terrain and controlling ball flight matter more than reaching for the driver on every tee. The landscape of the Eastern Townships, with its rolling glacial hills, hardwood forests, and crisp continental climate, gives courses in this corridor real seasonal drama, particularly in autumn when the foliage rivals anything in New England.
For visitors arriving from Montreal — roughly 2 hours east — Magog offers a genuinely distinct golf experience, grounded in place rather than spectacle.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bleu Jaune · men | 5,863 | 68.7 | 126 | 69 |
| Rouge-vert · women | 5,348 | 71.4 | 123 | 71 |
| Blanc-blanc · men | 4,800 | 62.8 | 110 | 66 |
| Blanc-Blanc · women | 4,800 | 67.9 | 117 | 68 |
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