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Cabot Links Golf Course

140 Reviews

#3 of 16 things to do in Inverness

Outdoor Activities, Golf Courses

15933 Central Ave, Inverness, Nova Scotia B0E 1N0, Canada

Review Highlights

“A truly fabulous golf trip”

We played the links and the cliffs. Fabulous staff, fabulous design and the scenery is breathtaking!

Reviewed October 28, 2018

surf_seekers

Fredericton, New Brunswick

via mobile

“Enjoy lunch on the 18th Green”

A friend recommended we have lunch at Cabot Links. Unfortunately we weren’t golfing , but is there... read more

Reviewed August 27, 2018

Alexandermartin

Winnipeg, Canada

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4.5 140 reviews

Excellent69%
Very good18%
Average10%
Poor2%
Terrible1%

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“cabot links”(44 reviews)

“cabot cliffs”(31 reviews)

“golf course”(25 reviews)

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Suggested duration: More than 3 hours

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15933 Central Ave, Inverness, Nova Scotia B0E 1N0, Canada

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surf_seekers

Fredericton, New Brunswick

12052

Reviewed October 28, 2018 via mobile

A truly fabulous golf trip

We played the links and the cliffs. Fabulous staff, fabulous design and the scenery is breathtaking!

Date of experience: October 2018

Thank surf_seekers

TammyJoD3

Longwood, Florida

179

Reviewed September 17, 2018

Beautiful golf course, needs better management

The course itself is beautiful. They are trying to make this a high end destination with a true links experience. Unfortunately they fail terribly with the high end experience. The cost of a round of golf is definitely on the high end, but the experience...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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Alexandermartin

Winnipeg, Canada

4913

Reviewed August 27, 2018 via mobile

Enjoy lunch on the 18th Green

A friend recommended we have lunch at Cabot Links. Unfortunately we weren’t golfing , but is there anything better than enjoying an Arnold Palmer on a sunny afternoon watching the approach shot of golfers walking on to the green with their caddies. Friendly service from...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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Calif_Cheri

Calif.

7419

Reviewed August 15, 2018 via mobile

Great views, caddies and golf

Course was in great shape and very walkable. If playing it for the first time I would recommend a caddy as there are some blind shots and the greens can be hard to read. Our caddies were very helpful, friendly and fun to walk the...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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Patrick P

Reviewed August 11, 2018 via mobile

Fantastic

Don’t hesitate...get here quick before the world discovers these two gems (links and cliffs). Pricey but compared to playing top US or European tracks, it’s well worth it.

Date of experience: August 2018

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CaperCalgary

Calgary

4025

Reviewed August 10, 2018 via mobile

Finally played this votar.

I’ve wanted to play here fir years. I’m from cape Breton and it has sentimental value. But wow. Just beautiful. Friendly helpful staff in the pro shop and on the course. Well maintained fairways, tee vices and greens. Amazing views of the ocean and inverness...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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mickeyb37

Northville, Michigan

17896

Reviewed August 9, 2018 via mobile

Great courses!

Came here for the courses and wasn’t disappointed! Thought Cabot Cliffs was by far the better course. Cabot Links was good but to many areas that you couldn’t recover from. And I broke 90 on both.

Date of experience: August 2018

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Lexx12-12

Barrie, Canada

6435

Reviewed July 30, 2018

Loved it! Notes from a golfer and photographer

My boyfriend is the golfer and he LOVED this course. I walked the course and did some photography and thought it was extremely beautiful. We did 18 holes and took about 4.5 hours. Notes from a golfer: The range is a 10 minute shuttle ride...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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Barry W

2214

Reviewed July 14, 2018 via mobile

better and better

we have been coming here for the past 5 years their service and attitude have always been exemplary to the point I did not think it could get better they get better every year the staff goes out of their way to make you feel...More

Date of experience: July 2017

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ARTalker

Pennsylvania, US

1710

Reviewed July 9, 2018

Glorious Links course

There are two courses at Cabot Resort (The Links and The Cliffs) - both have continuous spectacular views and scenic beauty throughout all 18 holes on each course and they are in amazing shape. The resort, the staff, the views, the golf, the food -...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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wcgroen1

Do you have to walk the course?

June 3, 2017|

Answer

Yes you must walk and its a tough walk.

Barrett G

How difficult are the tips at both cabot courses? I'm a 10 handicap but have good distance, I have played coursed over 7500 yards but that was too long for me to enjoy. Both cabot courses under 6800 seems reasonable... any recommendations?

July 17, 2016|

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I am about a 10 handicap as well and the Green tees are plenty unless you are a scratch golfer.

Pam S

Do the caddies carry range finders or do we need to bring our own??

June 28, 2016|

Answer

Bring your own some of these kids don't have them.

Travel Forum Posts

Cranium91t6

Suwanee, Georgia

8 day/9 night trip to Nova Scotia (4 Replies)

My family and I are going to Nova Scotia on June 7th and leaving June 16th and I am looking for some helpful feedback and suggestions for our trip. I have a 15 month old along with 2 older children, so we decided to make it easier we would stay in just two locations and do day trips to the various attractions. For the first four nights we are staying in Peggy's Cove and the last 5 nights we are staying in Baddeck. So here is a rough itinerary: June 7th: Flight lands at 3:45. By the time we...More

June 04, 2016|

Response fromReclCom|

I think you're isolating yourself with 4 days at Peggy's Cove. To me Peggy's cove is a day trip at best and I think you'd be better off staying somewhere on the South Shore, Lunenburg, Chester, Bridgewater and day trip from there. Puffins in Nova Scotia are few and far between, I picked this off a Government web site. "Promotional and tourist information about Nova Scotia is often decorated with the familiar image of the Atlantic puffin. This colourful seabird with its "clown-like"...More

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