Podcasts about cabot cliffs

Have you ever stood in a place that felt like more than just a location? Where the air carried stories, the land echoed memory, and you walked away with more than a photo, or even a memory that will last a lifetime, you walked away different? Two weeks ago on Chatter that Matters I interviewed Ben Cowan-Dewar who built Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs on Cape Breton Island.  Two golf courses that have captured the attention of golfers all over the world and brought energy and vitallity to one of the most beautiful places in the world. Last week, my guest was Zita Cobb, who was a force of human nature who created Fogo Island Inn, as a model for creating an economic renaissance, a true circular economy that can be replicated across Canada. In today's special three-minute episode of Chatter that Matters: Mini Matters, I'm breaking format to talk about tourism, and its power to transform Canada's economy and identity. Tourism isn't just travel. It's a passport to enlightenment. A conversation with nature, and with our nature. And Canada? Canada is a sleeping superpower. Three coastlines. Ancient forests. Cities pulsing with culture. Indigenous wisdom, world-class cuisine, and experiences that can reset your soul. Tourism can be the spark that rekindles our economy, from the land up. But only if we rethink it. Only if we stop seeing it as sightseeing and start building it as life-changing. Take a few minutes. Lend me your ears—and maybe, your imagination. Let's talk about what it means to bring the world to Canada.   Afterwards, I encourage you to listen to both of these shows if you are in the expeience, hospitality or tourism space, or love those who dream and do. If you want to hear my interview with Ben Cowan-Dewar - Build it and they Will Come, click here: https://chatterthatmatters.libsyn.com/ben-cowan-dewar-build-it-and-the-world-will-come If you want to hear Zita Cobb's amazing story -  https://chatterthatmatters.libsyn.com/zita-cobb-the-miracle-of-fogo-island      

Kevin and Jake are live at the golf centre as they talk Cabot Cliffs after Kevin played there this week, planning golf trips, wrapping up the Solheim Cup, lessons, and they set up the President's Cup.

The episode kicks off with a recap of the recent witnessing of some of the worst golf course behavior we’ve seen in person.  Josh talks about his golf road trip with just he and his dog that tipped out at Cabot Cliffs.  Alex shares details of his own summer golf roadie up north and both […]

Chris is back from Cabot! In this episode, Chris shares how he and his group all managed to walk 12 rounds of Cabot's courses during 7 back-to-back days of golf. Grab your lacrosse ball and get ready for your trip to Cabot while Chris reviews the courses and the must-see stops along the way!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris is going on a 9 day trip to play 16 rounds at Cabot Cliffs! He shares how he has been preparing for the trip and training in cycles for peak performance. Listen to find out how you can prepare for your own golf trips! Take our home assessment to start preparing: https://www.par4success.com/podcast  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Bob Weeks, Mark Zecchino and Adam Scully preview this week in the world of golf! We also chat with Freddie Kjettrup, the latest winner on PGA Tour Americas, Daniel Tomei, the new head professional at Cabot Cliffs and Val Kriegal from Adidas Golf!

Andy and Brendan get one more unexpected recording together in the Swamp before departing for the week. They offer a few reactions from their time down in Florida, which included a pass by of the famed Abacoa. They transition to a Swamp denizen who is playing on the Euro Tour this week and may set a new record for the “the spread” in a no-cut Dubai event. Then they get to the many shake-ups at the executive level in pro golf, with Marty Sleeps leaving the R&A and Keith/Scott Pelley leaving the European Tour. This leads to great amusement over Pelley's replacement being just a Guy, literally, capitalized. Do the changes have anything to do with a reshuffling of the world order in golf? They also discuss another tamer Phil interview in which he said multiple times he is too “divisive” to be a Ryder Cup captain, right now at least. They close with a round of SGS Golf advice questions on your clubs going over the cliff at Cabot Cliffs, if there's PXG “type,” and what pampas grass in your yard might signal. 

Rob Munro is finishing up his third season at Cabot Cliffs in Inverness, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, the #1 rated golf course in Canada. Rob landed there with a turf degree from Olds College in Alberta and Poa-and-bentgrass experience at Capilano Golf & Country Club on Vancouver Island, BC. This winter he will travel to New Zealand to satisfy both his yearning for travel and to also put another bullet in his agronomic holster. Have a listen and see why Lee Strutt, Director of Agronomy at Cabot Cape Breton, described Rob as "a leading superintendent of the future for all the right reasons."

Our latest All Star of Turf is Jason Haines, whom many in the industry will remember for his high profile social media presence (as @PenderSuper) that suddenly went dark several years ago. As the golf course superintendent at Pender Harbour Golf Club and later Sunshine Coast Golf Club in British Columbia, Jason developed (by necessity) a low-input, minimalist turf maintenance strategy that he shared and brainstormed with his Twitter following of 8,000+ before deciding to step away from social media entirely. In the interim he was invited to speak at turf conferences in the US, Canada and internationally. In April of 2023 Jason made the leap from British Columbia 3000 miles east to take over the reins at Cabot Links on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. Along with Cabot Cliffs and a newer 10-hole short course, Cabot Links is part of Cabot Cape Breton and is ranked #35 on the World Top 100 golf courses. Cabot Cliffs is ranked #1 in Canada. In this fascinating conversation with Peter McCormick, Jason recounts the reasoning behind the advent of his minimalist turf maintenance programs, explains his departure from social media, and the positive move east to Cabot Cape Breton for him and his family. He uses the term "awesome" quite a bit in the conversation.

Welcome and thanks for listening or watching to episode 5 of season 3 of Where's That Bar Cart. This week we have a former cohost of one of our hosts… it's the Editor of SCOREGolf Jason Logan! As you'll hear, Jason was responsible for hiring Gina as a cohost on SCOREGolf TV several years ago and they talk about some of their escapades in golf! We also could pass up the chance to ask Jason about some of the courses he's been lucky enough to see and play, like Jasper Park Lodge Golf, caddying at Cabot Cliffs and Cabot Links, Pine Valley, and of course, the famed Antigonish Golf Club. Jason has a column in the Toronto Star every Tuesday, you can follow @scoregolf on all socials. Thanks to each of you for listening, please share, rate and review!Follow us at:- @wheresthatbarcart- linkt.ree/wheresthatbarcart- @dpurcomic- @montymofoscott- @nickdurie- @ginalouisephillips- @comedyrecordsMusic by Devin BatesonThank you to Betstamp and Comedy Records

The developers behind the Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs golf courses plan to apply for a Crown land lease to build an 18-hole golf course on part of the West Mabou Beach Provincial Park.

Peter Galindo, soccer scribe for Sportsnet, joins Sam and Brent to discuss Toronto FC's recent influx of Italian signings, how Lorenzo Insigne's game might translate to MLS, and TFC's struggles over the past couple of seasons. Afterwards, Trey Wingo, host of the Half Forgotten History podcast, checks in to chat about his experience playing Canada's prestigious Cabot Cliffs golf course, and the Arizona Cardinals inking Kyler Murray to a lucrative contract negotiations (28:30). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

The company behind the Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs golf courses has purchased a course in Florida. Cabot Citrus Farms is scheduled to open in 2023.

In this episode, I speak with one of the most innovative and successful business leaders in our country, Ben Cowan-Dewar. Ben is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cabot, a company with two world-class and top-rated golf courses nestled on the western coast of Cape Breton Island. In 2004, at just 25 years old, Ben and his friend/mentor and business partner, Mike Keiser, set out to turn a mining site into a world-class golf destination. With three sites on the Island, Cabot Cliffs, Cabot Links and Cabot Nest, Cabot Cape Breton features exhilarating golf, over 70 rooms of award-winning accommodations, 19 upscale Golf Villas, with more under construction, and an unforgettable experience from start to finish. Ben has served as the Chair of Destination Canada since 2017 and was recently named to the Industry Strategy Council to aid Canada's economic recovery from COVID-19. He is a member of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO) and has served on the Golf Canada Foundation and Cape Breton University boards. Governor-General David Johnston also awarded him the Meritorious Service Medal in 2017. Now a father of 3, Ben is hardworking, driven, and above all, passionate about the game of golf and the profound impact that it can have on remote islands such as Cape Breton and Saint Lucia. Ben and his team have helped show the world just how unique Cape Breton Island truly is and the magic that happens on this island. Ben is a dear friend and someone I am inspired by. I know this talk will interest listeners from all over the world and will have you wanting to book your next vacation to Cabot Cape Breton.

Hey Hey Hey hey hey, I catch up with Cabot Cliffs PGA Head Professional, Ed Ryan. There is never any shortage of laughter being around this guy. He is the perfect blend of professional, kind, hilarious and genuine. Listen to catch up on details of the world's 9th ranked course as well as Ed's journey to get where he is today. Enjoy!

LINKS Insider contributor and native Canadian Adam Stanley joins Digital Editor Al Lunsford on this episode of the LINKS Golf Podcast to detail the best golf destinations around the Great White North. Adam gives tips on what things any traveler needs to know when considering a golf trip to Canada. The hosts speak to some of the country’s underrated areas that should be on every golfer’s travel wish list, including Ontario, Calgary, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia—home to the highly regarded courses of Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining us this week is Keith Rhebb, the designer and builder behind Winter Park 9, the new short course at Forest Dunes, Cabot Cliffs, and Streamsong red course. Keith was kind enough to show a few NewClub members his 10-hole short course at Forest Dunes right after he shaped it, just before the grass started growing. Enjoy our conversation about his projects, his life in golf, and his thoughts on keeping on the right track for the game of golf.

On the latest episode GSL and Coach Tim break down Tim's Club C and Howard reports back from Cabot Cliffs. The discussion is lively as usual sprinkled with pearls of wisdom and some great takeaways for your next round!

We took a trip up to Cabot Links this summer for our annual board meeting and a few rounds of golf. We talk about the backstory behind one of the world's great golf destination, what we thought of Cabot Links, Cabot Cliffs, the accommodation, how we'd split ten rounds between the two courses.

Golf photographer and RGV Tour road warrior Patrick Koenig returns to “Talking GolfGetaways” for a fun “Emergency 9” golf-travel quiz discussing everything from the beauty of Cabot Cliffs and the cabins at Ballyhack to the scallop roll at Seminole and his encounters with two different U.S. presidents.

This week, golf course shaper and designer, Keith Rhebb, came on the show. After getting the chance to talk with Riley Johns a few weeks back, I knew I had to chat with Keith. The duo worked together on the highly acclaimed renovation of Winter Park Nine and have joined forces again to restore Rolling Green GC in Philadelphia (which we talk about in part 2). What makes Keith story so great is that growing up he didn't have any plans to be in the golf industry. It just kind of happen by chance. And well, the rest is history. Now he is one of the hottest names in the game and has a strong passion for his craft to match.  In part 1, Keith and I discuss how he got into building golf in the first place, working with Coore & Crenshaw, the unbelievable projects he has been on including Cabot Cliffs, Streamsong, etc, how his career evolved, and more.  

Welcome to our weekly series, [G&E The Podcast](https://gandemagazine.com/podcast-home/), where we dive deep into the lives of people creating remarkable careers around this great game. These are entrepreneurs building the next great brand. Pro golfers chasing their dreams of playing on tour. Writers. Influencers. Architects. Photographers. CEOs. I can go on and on, but I think you get the point. Our amazing guest do have one unanimous trait in common though. A passion for making a life in golf and doing so in their own unique way. This week, golf course architect and founder of Integrative Golf Design, Riley Johns, came on the show for a two-part interview. In part one, we discuss how he got into golf in the first place, his incredible work ethic that allowed him to climb his way up the chain, breakthrough projects like Cabot Cliffs, and why he started Integrative Golf Design in the first place.

It's travel time. We spent five days at Cabot Links on the cliffs of Nova Scotia playing the Cabot Cliffs and Cabot Links courses... and it was the most spectacular experience of our lives. From the Canadian customer service to a lobster broil on the beach to a belief that Cabot Cliffs is the single best golf course on earth, we have an all-time story to tell. A villa on the ocean; six rounds with caddies that can only be described as "Canadian beauties"; seeing every star in the universe at night; ordering lobster rolls for breakfast. Come take this journey with us -- you don't want to miss it.

Talking Golf Getaways Host Mitch Laurance Joins Me and Talks Cabot Cliffs, PineHurst, Streamsong Resort & More on this Segment of Next on the Tee.

Actor and Talking Golf Getaway Host Mitchell Laurance, TaylorMade Golf GEO David Abeles and PGA Professional Jason Hase join me. Mitch shared stories from his recent ventures to Cabot Cliffs in Nova Scotia and the Streamsong resort outside of Orlando. We also talked their milestone 100th episode of Talking Golf Getaways, and his hickory shafted set of clubs endorsed by MacDonald Smith, one of the best players of the 1920's and perhaps the greatest player to never win a major. TaylorMade Golf CEO David Abeles talks Twist Face technology, traditional iron sets vs. replacing the 4-6 irons with hybrids, the technology behind the Spider putter, and the difference between their TP5, TP5X and Project (a) golfballs. PGA Professional Jason Hase talked about how to keep junior players excited about the game plus shared some tips for how to play better in windy conditions.

Actor and Talking Golf Getaway Host Mitchell Laurance, TaylorMade Golf GEO David Abeles and PGA Professional Jason Hase join me. Mitch shared stories from his recent ventures to Cabot Cliffs in Nova Scotia and the Streamsong resort outside of Orlando. We also talked their milestone 100th episode of Talking Golf Getaways, and his hickory shafted set of clubs endorsed by MacDonald Smith, one of the best players of the 1920's and perhaps the greatest player to never win a major. TaylorMade Golf CEO David Abeles talks Twist Face technology, traditional iron sets vs. replacing the 4-6 irons with hybrids, the technology behind the Spider putter, and the difference between their TP5, TP5X and Project (a) golfballs. PGA Professional Jason Hase talked about how to keep junior players excited about the game plus shared some tips for how to play better in windy conditions.

In this supersized episode of the “Talking GolfGetaways” podcast, Darin and Mitch detail the nine reasons why they love the resort at Cabot Links on Cape Breton Island, plus “dare to dream” with five suggestions that could make the amazing Cabot Cliffs course an ever better experience for the average golfer.

  Keith Rhebb is one of the leaders of a new generation of golf course architects who have learned the trade shaping courses for design-build luminaries like Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, Tom Doak, and Gil Hanse. He’s worked for Coore and Crenshaw at places like Lost Farm at Barnbougle Dunes, Cabot Cliffs and Streamsong… Read More Read More The post Episode 6: Keith Rhebb appeared first on Feed The Ball.

Avid golf traveler Daniel Miles joins “Talking GolfGetaways” as co-host Darin Bunch goes rogue on a late-night interview without Mitch Laurance, talking about Cabot Cliffs and offering a variety of answers to our Emergency 9 golf-travel quiz.