Cabot Takes the Spotlight with Five Courses Ranked
Cabot, a premier developer of luxury resort and residential golf destinations, has announced an impressive achievement. Five of its international golf courses have secured a place in the esteemed Golfweek's 2025 Top 100 International Courses list. This recognition reflects the exceptional quality and craftsmanship of these courses, evaluated by a panel of over 800 expert raters.
Recognition of Cabot's Exceptional Courses
The courses that have earned accolades on this distinguished list include:
- No. 5: Point Hardy Golf Club | Cap Estate, Saint Lucia | Designers: Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw
- No. 12: Cabot Cliffs | Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada | Designers: Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw
- No. 45 (tied): Cabot Links | Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada | Designer: Rod Whitman
- No. 54: Castle Stuart Golf Links | Inverness, Scotland | Designers: Gil Hanse and Mark Parsinen
- No. 89 (tied): Lofoten Links | Gimsøysand, Norway | Designer: Jeremy Turner
Celebrating New Heights in Golf
Point Hardy Golf Club at Cabot Saint Lucia made a remarkable debut as the highest-ranking new entrant on the list, crafted by the imaginative minds of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. This marks a significant milestone for Cabot, especially as Lofoten Links, known as the world’s northernmost links-style golf course, also makes its inaugural appearance on the list thanks to Cabot's strategic investment.
Ben Cowan-Dewar, CEO and co-founder of Cabot, expressed the pride and honor of seeing five Cabot courses recognized by Golfweek among the world's best. He emphasizes that creating extraordinary golf experiences is at the core of Cabot's mission, making this recognition immensely gratifying.
Ongoing Expansion and Innovation
This commendation arrives at a bustling time for Cabot, which is actively enhancing its global footprint. In early 2025, Cabot Citrus Farms, their first U.S. property, celebrated a grand opening to widespread acclaim. This destination offers two revitalized 18-hole golf courses, including Karoo, hailed as “Best New Public Course” by a notable publication. The property also features luxury real estate and curated experiences that promise to elevate every visitor's stay.
What's Next for Cabot?
Looking forward, Cabot Highlands in Scotland is set to initiate preview play for Old Petty, an eagerly awaited 18-hole course designed by famous architect Tom Doak. In a remarkable ambition, Cabot is transforming Cabot Bordeaux in France into a distinguished destination for golf enthusiasts and those fond of fine wines.
As part of their expansion, Cabot will unveil its first mountain location and second Canadian property, Cabot Revelstoke, complete with a public-access course created by Rod Whitman.
To explore more about Cabot and its incredible offerings, visiting their official website is highly recommended.
About Cabot
Cabot specializes in developing luxurious golf destinations. Their impressive portfolio includes award-winning Cabot Cape Breton, Cabot Saint Lucia, and Cabot Revelstoke, among others. The company prides itself on creating unparalleled golf experiences and delivering exceptional service across their various properties worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Cabot courses are ranked in the Golfweek list?
Five Cabot courses have made it to the Golfweek's 2025 Top 100 International Courses list.
What is the highest-ranking Cabot course?
Point Hardy Golf Club at Cabot Saint Lucia ranked as the highest-ranking new entrant at No. 5.
Who are the architects behind Cabot's golf courses?
Notable architects include Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, along with Rod Whitman among others.
What new developments are happening at Cabot?
Cabot is expanding with new properties like Cabot Citrus Farms in Florida and previewing Old Petty in Scotland.
What sets Cabot apart in the golf industry?
Cabot emphasizes creating extraordinary golfing experiences and offering luxurious accommodations at their unique properties.
