Fox Harb'r Golf Resort & Spa, Oceanfront golf resort in Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
Fox Harb'r Golf Resort & Spa is a golf resort on the Nova Scotia coast with an 18-hole course that combines Scottish links-style design with parkland sections. The property also has a Golf Academy with professional instruction, practice facilities, and several dining options on-site.
The resort opened in 2000, founded by Ron Joyce, co-founder of Tim Hortons, who turned a large stretch of Nova Scotia coastline into a golf destination. It was one of the most significant private investments in golf infrastructure the region had seen.
Fox Harb'r serves regional seafood and wines from Nova Scotia in its on-site restaurants, giving visitors a taste of what the coastal region produces. The combination of a round of golf and a local meal reflects how the resort fits into its surroundings.
Electric carts are available on the course, and club rentals can be arranged on-site so guests can play without bringing their own equipment. The Golf Academy offers lessons for players at any level, from beginners to those looking to refine their game.
The 17th hole runs along the Northumberland Strait, making it one of the few holes in Canada where the open water is so close to the line of play. Professional golfers have competed here, which has helped shape the course's reputation among serious players.
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