"As great a course as Cabot Links will be - and trust me, it will be a great one - it will be an even better golf experience. Maybe the best." - Bob Weeks, "Cabot Links destined for greatness", SCOREGolf
"Cabot Links, a true oceanside links" - John Paul Newport, "When Building a Course Makes Sense", Wall Street Journal
"...with holes against which all others in Canada - and perhaps in the world - will be judged." - Robert Thompson, "Cabot Links exceeds expectations", Going for the Green
"Cabot Links is bound for Bandon-level success" - Vic Williams, "Cape Breton Island Golf", Fairways & Greens
"Turn loose Bandon Dunes' Mike Keiser on any coastal property and the result is likely to be successful." - Joe Passov, "The Class Of '13", Sports Illustrated
"Has any Canadian golf course been more eagerly anticipated than Cabot Links?" - Brian Kendall, "Canada’s first links course is a golf purist’s paradise", Globe and Mail
"Bandon Dunes builder Mike Keiser’s latest effort on Cape Breton in Nova Scotia is yet another deeply impressive seaside course that presents golf in its more traditional and most enjoyable form." - Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report
"The World -or at least that part interested in golf -is watching." Robert Thompson, "Cape Breton's Big Bet", National Post
"The dream continues to grow." Ian Cruickshank, "Canada’s newest links to the past", Toronto Star
"Cabot Links is, without doubt, the best new course in Canada. The next question – one that can only be answered when it opens fully next year -- is whether it is the best course in the country." - Robert Thompson, "Cabot Links brings great golf, links traditions to Canada's East Coast", Sympatico.ca
“...the golf world is eagerly awaiting the debut of Cabot Links. Located on the west coast of Cape Breton Island, it will be Nova Scotia’s—and Canada’s—first links. Like St Andrews and Lahinch, this course will be wedged between a town and the sea.” — Malcolm Campbell and George Peper, True Links
“What’s going on with Mike Keiser’s project in Nova Scotia?” I get that question as often as I get “Where should I go next?” — Matt Ginella, "Where's Matty G", Golf Digest
“...situated on sandy swath of land between the town of Inverness and the sea it will be Canada’s first true links. And from what I saw during a site tour, the Rod Whitman design is going to be brilliant.” — Jason Logan, "Cape Breton Charm", Score Golf
“The course shaping is complete and the fescue grass is now being planted at Canada's most anticipated new course, Cabot Links. Situated in the town of Inverness on the west coast of Cape Breton Island, N.S., this Scottish throwback--a public, walking-only design--provides ocean views of every hole, eight of which play directly along the warm waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, with a beach below separating land and sea. That sandy soil makes it a true links course-the only one of its kind in Canada.” — Ted McIntyre, Ontario Golf
"Tipped by the cognoscenti, to become Canada's top course" — Golf World (U.K)
"Canada's Next Great Golf Course" — SCOREGolf
"Cabot Links: the new Scotland?" — Adam Lawrence, Golf Course Architecture
“The opening of Mike Keiser’s Cabot Links will be a boon for golf in Nova Scotia." — Golf World (USA)
