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Jan 16

Cabot Cliffs and Cabot Links Ranked #9 and #43 on Golf Digest’s World 100 Greatest Golf Courses List

As if we weren’t already excited enough for the 2018 season, Golf Digest’s new World 100 Greatest Golf Courses list has us charging into the new year with more enthusiasm than ever before!

Jan 01

What a year! Between launching preview play at Cabot Cliffs, hosting the PGA Championship of Canada, and being named North America’s Best New Course, there were a few too many highlights to count. We decided to take a look back via some of our favourite tweets, reviews, and photos from 2015.

Oct 01

With only 1% of the world’s golf courses considered “True Links”, it’s not surprising that the intricacies of this traditional style remain a mystery to many golfers today. To highlight what differentiates links golf, we chatted with Director of Golf at Cabot Links, Joe Robinson.

If you still have questions after reading, reach out via twitter @cabotlinks to have your questions answered!

Jul 09

After launching Preview Play on July 1, 2015, we sat down with Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw to talk course design, golf, and Cabot Cliffs.

May 27

With the 2015 season underway, Cabot is buzzing with excitement as we welcome our guests, golfers, and a great deal of exciting changes. And with our newest addition, Cabot Cliffs, set to open in July, and the kickoff of our real estate program underway, “new and improved” is certainly a strong theme at Cabot. 

Read on for a quick look at what's new for the 2015 season:

Cabot Cliffs
The wait is just about over for the highly anticipated new course, Cabot Cliffs. Opening July 1st, Cabot Cliffs will be welcoming golfers for preview play, with rates reflective of the preview conditions and 20-minute intervals for tee times.

Designed by architect Bill Coore and two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw, Cabot Cliffs showcases stunning vistas along Cape Breton’s rugged coastline. With accolades already pouring in from Golf Magazine, the Golf Channel, and SCOREGolf, we can’t wait to introduce you to what Sports Illustrated called “the most anticipated new course of 2015.”