Cabot Links, Golf course in Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Cabot Links is a golf course in Inverness along Nova Scotia's Atlantic coast, stretching across sandy terrain with ocean views from many holes. The layout follows Scottish links principles, with natural slopes and open fairways that work with the landscape rather than against it.
The course opened in 2012 on the site of former coal mines that shaped the region for over a century. This transformation marked a new beginning for both the land and the community.
The course draws from Scottish links traditions and connects players with the region's maritime heritage through its seaside setting. The ocean's presence shapes how golfers experience each hole and reinforces the bond between the course and the coastal landscape.
Playing conditions depend on weather and sea conditions, so bring appropriate clothing for the changeable coastal climate. The sandy terrain requires good footwear to stay stable on the uneven ground.
Canada's first true links course was designed by renowned American architects rather than following the usual European models. This unusual blend of North American location with classic links design created something fresh in golf.
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