Offering incredible views, tremendous variety, and a great deal of fun, Cabot Cliffs is one of the best courses in the world and one of Coore and Crenshaw’s best works. It is difficult to get to, but absolutely a must play for serious golfers. … More Review: Cabot Cliffs
While Cabot Links often takes a backseat to its younger, more photogenic sister, this is still a world class course with a wonderful routing, an emphasis on the ground game, and a true links feel that so many North American courses fail to capture. I highly recommend both courses at Cabot to all serious golfers. … More Review: Cabot Links
Perhaps the most isolated of the world’s great courses, Highlands Links doesn’t get the recognition it deserves but left me awestruck. With one of the most memorable and naturally beautiful settings in golf, Stanley Thompson created a spellbinding masterpiece here that all who value golf architecture should visit. A trip to Cabot without including Highlands is truly unforgivable. … More Review: Highlands Links
Superb conditioning, world-class amenities, and a beautiful setting make the isolated Fox Harb’r a perfect getaway for couples and families alike. Golf architecture junkies, however, might be underwhelmed with the layout and should focus on Cape Breton nearby. … More Review: Fox Harb’r Resort (Championship)
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