Golf Dufferin Heights

Golf Dufferin Heights sits in Stanstead-Est, Quebec, close to the Canada–U.S. border in the Eastern Townships. The course was designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham and opened in 1994, playing to a par of 72 across 6,167 yards from the back tees. Its elevated position places it among the hills that define this corner of Quebec, with the terrain shaping the character of the layout throughout.

The hillside setting delivers some genuinely memorable vistas. A par-3 of 173 yards stands out among the course's eighteen holes: the tee shot must be precise to find a green cut directly into a hillside, and on a clear day the view takes in Lake Memphremagog, Owl's Head, and Vermont's Jay Peak across the border. That combination of demanding shot-making and open sky is representative of what the elevated site offers elsewhere on the course as well.

At 6,167 yards, Golf Dufferin Heights is accessible to a broad range of players without sacrificing the interest that comes from rolling terrain. Golfers who enjoy scenic mountain and lake surroundings alongside their round will find the setting as compelling as the golf itself. The Eastern Townships region draws visitors for both its landscape and its proximity to Vermont, and a round here fits naturally into a longer road trip through the area.