Golf Rougemont

Golf Rougemont is an 18-hole semi-private course situated in Rougemont, Quebec, a small community in the Montérégie region southeast of Montreal known for its apple orchards and rural character. Open to the public, the course has been in operation since 1988 and runs a season that typically stretches from mid-April through the end of October.

At par 60 and 3,285 yards, the layout is built around short-game precision rather than length. A par-60 configuration means the majority of holes are par 3s and short par 4s, making the course an efficient option for players who want to sharpen their iron play and putting without committing to a full-length round. The compact yardage also makes it accessible to beginners and juniors working on the fundamentals, while experienced players can use it to focus on scoring and course management.

The semi-private structure means tee times are available to the public alongside any membership clientele, giving visiting golfers straightforward access without advance arrangements beyond a standard booking. For road-trippers moving through the Montérégie or the Eastern Townships corridor, Rougemont's agricultural setting and the course's manageable scale make it a practical and low-key stop on a Quebec golf itinerary.