Golf
Cabot Golf
World-class golf across five destinations (and counting). Working with some of the world’s top golf architects, each property is built around the golf experience, guided by the natural topography of the landscape.
Cabot Cape Breton
Inverness, Nova Scotia
Cabot Links
#35 on Golf Digest’s World’s 100 Greatest Courses. Stunningly situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the charming town of Inverness.
- Architect: Rod Whitman
- Par: 70
- Yardage: 6860
Cabot Cliffs
#11 on Golf Digest’s World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses. From cliff to cliff and across rolling sand dunes, this is golf at its finest.
- Architect: Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw
- Par: 72
- Yardage: 6835
The Nest
The new short course is a Par 3, 10-hole routing perched on the highest point of Cabot Cliffs, affording some of the best views on property.
- Architect: Whitman, Axland, and Cutten
- Par: 30
- Yardage: 1304
Cabot Saint Lucia
Point Hardy
Point Hardy Golf Club
Perched above the Atlantic Ocean and crafted around the cliffs and valleys of Point Hardy’s magnificent landscape, Point Hardy Golf Club will offer an unparalleled Caribbean golf. experience.
- Architect: Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw
- Par: 71
- Yardage: 6575
Cabot Revelstoke
British Columbia
Cabot Pacific
Surrounded by breathtaking mountain ranges, giant old-growth forests, and mighty rivers, Cabot Pacifıc will bring all of the dramatic vistas you’ve come to expect from Cabot, with a design that not only incorporates but heightens the natural beauty that surrounds it.
- Architect: Whitman, Axland, Cutten
- Par: 71
- Yardage: 7,160
Cabot Citrus Farms
Florida
Karoo
A dynamic 18-hole layout designed by Kyle Franz, Karoo features rugged aesthetics with wide fairways, multiple routes to pins, and bold green contours. Varied tee boxes give players a fresh look at the course’s features each time they play. Thoughtfully planned, Karoo rewards creative short-grass recovery shots around the greens. Golfers will encounter Sandhill Cranes throughout their round on this 7,201-yard design—these elegant birds are known to dance and sing, and their call is a loud trumpeting sound that is often described as a rolling karoo.
- Architect: Kyle Franz
- Par: 72
- Yardage: 7,201
The Roost
Co-designed by Mike Nuzzo and Kyle Franz with Ran Morrissett as Golf Course Architecture Advisor, The Roost is an 18-hole course that capitalizes on different environments—routing through the sandy, scrubby areas adjacent to Karoo, rolling meadows that are peppered with flowering dogwoods and native wildflowers, and even a 40-foot-deep sinkhole. The 7,200-yard routing features live oaks that are dressed with Spanish moss, and these eye-catching moss-draped oaks inspired the name of this world-class design. A rarity in Florida, the course includes repeated 50-foot elevation changes. The design features elements inspired by Alister MacKenzie and his work at Augusta, in the Australian Sandbelt, and throughout California. With plenty of variety, the course will provide a world-class golf experience for players of all skill levels.
- Architects: Mike Nuzzo, Kyle Franz and Ran Morrissett
- Par: 72
- Yardage: 7,200
The Squeeze
The Squeeze offers 10 holes that range from 100 yards to 550 yards, and architect Mike Nuzzo drew inspiration from the world’s best short par 4s to create a course that is full of fun and drama. The shape of the second green was inspired by the old-fashioned corrugated metal tin roofing used in miniature golf, the par-3 third hole has a memorably huge waste area, the fifth hole is designed with a winding fairway that ends with an undulating green, and so on. Playing over varied terrain, each hole at The Squeeze demands different strategies.
- Architect: Mike Nuzzo
- Par: 38
- Yardage: 2,957
The Wedge
Architect Mike Nuzzo did not stop making big features at The Squeeze—some of the most interesting features were saved for The Wedge. The 11-hole par-3 course offers huge waste areas, greens with dramatic slopes, and lots of varied lies. Golfers will encounter some of Cabot Citrus Farms’ most interesting design features at The Wedge, and lights located throughout the course means the party doesn’t stop at dusk.
- Architect: Mike Nuzzo
- Par: 33
- Yardage: 1,000
Cabot Highlands
Scotland
Castle Stuart
Surrounded by the breathtaking Scottish Highlands, this celebrated property is woven into the fabric of the region’s rich golf history. Featuring a rugged natural landscape hugging the shoreline of the storied Moray Firth, this is a property worthy of Scotland’s “Home of Golf” prestige.
- Architect: Mark Parsinen & Gil Hanse
- Par: 72
- Yardage: 7400
Course in the Making!
A second course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Tom Doak, will be built on a pristine piece of land, playing around Castle Stuart’s 400-year-old castle. The course will incorporate natural contours, meandering through hillsides and expansive open land with several holes along the water. Course construction will begin in 2023 with an estimated completion date of 2025.
“The hottest destination in North America.”
– Golf Digest
“It’s off-the-charts spectacular – like the 16th at Cabot Cliffs, but on steroids. You’ll stand on a tee and the waves are going to be crashing, and you’ll need to hit an incredible shot.”
– Bill Coore
“This setting rivals the best in Canada—and across the world. Our goal is to create inspiring golf that will bring people together and stand the test of time.”
– Rod Whitman
“The property is a nature lover’s paradise that rivals the most spectacular sites I’ve seen across the world.”
– Ben Cowan-Dewar
“Our goal is to create unforgettable memories in magical places, and there are few places in the world more awe-inspiring than the Scottish Highlands.”
– Ben Cowan-Dewar