Club De Golf East Angus

Club De Golf East Angus is a 9-hole golf course established in 1935 by engineer Howard Crutchfield, physician Henri Veilleux, Francis Pankin, and Leslie Morgan. Located in East Angus in Quebec's Eastern Townships region, the course was developed on land managed by Brompton Pulp Co and was historically recognized as one of the finest nine-hole courses in the Cantons-de-l'Est.

The course has a distinguished competitive history, hosting regional tournaments beginning in the 1950s. It gained recognition as a development ground for professional golfers, producing several notable players including André Maltais, Pierre Lessard, Marcel Dion, Guy Faucher, and Martin Bergeron. Currently owned by Marc Fournier, Sylvain Brière, Ghislain Brière, and Daniel Brière, the club welcomes both members and visiting golfers.

The facility features amenities including Le Resto Pub le Mulligan, which offers dining and beverage service with views overlooking the course, and golf simulators providing virtual play of championship courses. The club serves as a community recreational facility while maintaining its golfing tradition.