Golf des Lacs

Few regions in Quebec have embraced outdoor recreation as thoroughly as the Eastern Townships, and Bromont sits at the center of that identity. Best known as a four-season resort town — alpine skiing in winter, mountain biking and hiking in summer — it draws an active, outdoors-oriented crowd from Montreal, just over an hour to the west. The landscape here is defined by the Appalachian foothills: rolling, forested terrain with the kind of natural contour that translates well to golf course architecture.

Golf des Lacs earns its name honestly. The course plays through a setting defined by water, with lakes and wetland areas shaping the routing and demanding genuine course management off the tee. The wooded hillside setting gives holes a sense of separation and quiet even during the busy summer season, when Bromont's resort energy is at its peak.

As a resort-adjacent layout in a tourist-driven town, Golf des Lacs caters to a wide range of players — vacationing families, weekend warriors from the city — while the terrain gives it enough character to reward those who pay attention.