Cabot is stepping up its game, expanding its empire with a brand-new luxury golf resort. Cabot Wilds in Nova Scotia isn't just another course; it's a bold statement in the destination resort landscape. This colossal project solidifies Cabot's market position as a global leader in premier golf experiences, all while returning to its roots, where it all began over a decade ago.
This new gem is taking shape in Collingwood Corner, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, promising an exceptional golf paradise across a sprawling 2,500 acres (approximately 10 million square meters). Architect Jeff Mingay is leading the design for the 18-hole layout, which will meander through the idyllic landscape alongside the River Philip. Construction is already well underway.
In this bustling era of destination golf, Nova Scotia has thrown its hat in the ring as a major competitor with another luxury resort bound for the Canadian province. Cabot Wilds, a 2,500-acre all-season resort in the foothills of the Cobequid Mountains, will feature an 18-hole
Behind the Scenes: The Power Partnership
The endeavor is backed by a robust partnership with Canadian businessman John Bragg, a long-time Cabot investor who recently increased his stake. Bragg, whose family operates the world's largest blueberry farm in the region through Oxford Frozen Foods, contributes not only capital but also deep local roots to the project, ensuring authenticity and a unique narrative.
On Track for 2027: Nova Scotia as a Golf Hotspot
Cabot is officially targeting a late 2027 opening for the resort, though initial previews might be available as early as next summer – offering a tantalizing glimpse of what's to come. This development will firmly establish Nova Scotia as a premier destination golf hotspot, cementing its reputation as a top-tier locale for golfers seeking an extraordinary experience. This is truly an impressive undertaking!
