Cabot announces plans for second golf resort in Nova Scotia
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Cabot is set to begin construction on a second golf resort in Nova Scotia, the area where the company was initially founded. The development reflects Cabot's commitment to expanding its presence in the Canadian golf market. While specific details about the resort's layout or features are not yet available, this announcement marks a significant investment in the region’s tourism and sports infrastructure. Further updates on the project are expected as planning progresses.
- •Cabot is a luxury developer of golf courses and real estate.
- •The new resort will be located in Nova Scotia.
- •This development follows Cabot's established presence in the area.
- •Further details about the resort's design are forthcoming.
- •Construction plans indicate a continued focus on Canadian golf tourism.
- 3:00 PMGolf.com — Cabot is building a second golf resort in Nova Scotia. Here's what we know
"Cabot, the luxury developer of golf courses and real estate, is doubling down on the Canadian province where the company was born. The post Cabot is building a second golf resort in Nova Scotia. Here’s what we know appeared first on Golf.
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