It’s the most anticipated new golf course in the Caribbean in decades: the 6,575-yard, Coore & Crenshaw-designed Point Hardy Golf Club at the northern tip of Saint Lucia.
The project, part of the Cabot Saint Lucia development, includes comfort stations, a food and beverage concept, a retail shop and sports courts. The plan is for a beach club, a clubhouse, wellness facilities and luxury residences currently in development.
It’s the latest global development for Cabot, which has some of the most renowned courses in North America at its locations in Canada.
“When I first saw the land that would become Cabot Saint Lucia, I knew it was the perfect canvas to create something truly awe-inspiring,” said Ben Cowan-Dewar, CEO and Co-founder of Cabot. “Opening Cabot Saint Lucia and Point Hardy Golf Club has been a dream come true, and I am honoured to work alongside the dedicated, creative and talented team whose vision and hard work brought us here today.”
It’s instantly one of the most striking courses in the Caribbean, with lush terrain, rocky cliffs and nine holes along the ocean.
That includes forced carries over jagged rocks and crashing waves on each of the final holes.
“It’s very possible that Cabot Saint Lucia is the most visually stunning piece of land we have ever worked with,” said Bill Coore, co-principal of Coore & Crenshaw. “It was a privilege to work with the Cabot team on this one-of-a-kind site, and I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished. This project was truly a labor of love, and the initial feedback on this enchanting property as one of the world’s most sought-after golf destinations is very special to Ben and me.”
Cabot says it has already sold more than $160 million in real estate at the project, which is now adding another phase.
While more amenities are in development, Cabot Saint Lucia has already added a wood-fired pizza truck “curated” by Michelin-starred Executive Chef Ester Ha.
As for the sports offering, there are Har-Tru tennis courts, two clay courts, four pickleball courts and basketball courts, too.
For more, visit Cabot Saint Lucia.