Eight courses across five countries, gathered under the Cabot banner in some of the most dramatic settings in golf. It begins on the cliffs of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia, where Rod Whitman's Cabot Links and Coore and Crenshaw's Cabot Cliffs run hard against the Gulf of St. Lawrence; crosses to the Caribbean for Coore and Crenshaw's Point Hardy, strung along the headlands of Saint Lucia; and reaches the Scottish Highlands at Castle Stuart, the Gil Hanse and Mark Parsinen links on the Moray Firth. In Florida's sandy interior, Cabot Citrus Farms pairs Kyle Franz's wild Karoo with the four-hand Roost, while in France two heathland courses at Cabot Bordeaux — Bill Coore's Chateaux and Rod Whitman's Vignes, the former Golf du Medoc — carry the collection into continental Europe. Every course is open to travelers with no private membership required. Spanning oceans and continents, the full set is a multi-year pursuit measured in long flights and real investment at each stop.