Golf is a surprisingly old sport. The first written reference to golf dates back to March 6, 1457, in an Act of the Parliament of Scotland, which partly reads: “… it is ordained and decreed … that football and golf be utterly condemned and stopped and that a pair of targets be made at all …
If you’ve learned a thing or two from our post How to Birdie the Five Most Challenging Holes at Fox Harb’r but want more, then you’re in luck. Our director of golf, Elliott Isenor, is back with more tips on conquering some of our more challenging holes. Hole One This is a long, narrow par …
According to Elliot Isenor, our Director of Golf Operations, “What makes golf in Nova Scotia the best in the world is it’s wide variety and quality of its golf courses. One day you could be playing a course that offers beautiful ocean views, and the next day it could be a course with rolling hills …
Golf is about slowing down and enjoying the wonderful outdoors, but there is a point where it gets too slow.
Beginners need to learn the basics like stance, swing posture, and follow-through, but golfers of all levels can find room for continuous improvement.
Fox Harb’r Resort’s golf course can be divided into two wondrous golf experiences – the outward nine is familiar parkland golf while the back nine is pure, classic, Scottish-style links.
At Fox Harb’r Resort, we’re golf fanatics. So it should be no surprise that we love funny golf ads. Here are four of our favourites.
On June 26, the sky was sunny and the thermometer hit 32 °C. There was no wind that day and the Northumberland Strait was like glass. That was the day Tiger Woods visited us and shot a 63, setting the course record.
