Crash Course: Cabot Cliffs

[@scottmurray291]

"Its the same sun." Deep Thoughts by Soly

[@dmrk1240]

What a great course, me and the boys play it every year. Some amazing courses in Nova Scotia

[@thedilligaffer]

As amazing as the Cabot courses are, don't miss lots of the others, particularly Highlands Links

[@Illmatic72412]

great looking group walking down 18 at 4:24 . it was a pleasure to meet the crew and pumped i could make an appearance on the channel

[@richardseder46]

Long way to go for such a short video. Would like to have seen more play. Love your vids.

[@LetsPlayThru]

#1 on my bucket list. Thanks for the overview.

[@jeerock]

Soly with the correct pronunciation of "Toronno". Respect.

[@TrueNorthGolf]

Oh Canada! Welcome to our home 😎🇨🇦❤

[@ianschwartz2496]

Glad you guys enjoyed. 16 and 17 get tons of hype but my favourite holes were also the inland holes, especially the stretch from 2 - 5, really blew me away. +1 Honorary hoser point for correctly pronouncing Toronto

[@Jonathonmaclean]

Course is about an hour from my hometown ! Absolutely gorgeous spot. We played both courses this summer and it was beyond enjoyable. Hope you guys enjoyed it as well ! Cheers from Nova Scotia 🍻

[@MikeBodo]

LOVE to see you doing the one-off course reviews again. Great entertainment between Strapped and Tourist Sauce series, as is Wide World of Golf. Speaking of Tourist Sauce, with the 2020 Ryder Cup being held at Whistling Straits, I suggest flying to Milwaukee this summer renting an RV and filming a Wisconsin Tourist Sauce series featuring the following courses: 1. Whistling Straits (Straits and Irish courses) 2. Erin Hills 3. Blackwolf Run (River and Meadows) 4. Lawsonia (Links) 5. Sand Valley (Sand Valley and Mammoth Dunes) 6. Sentry World 7. Troy Burne. There are enough outstanding courses to choose from for 10 episodes. I would conclude the series with Whistling Straits similar to what you did with Harding Park in Tourist Sauce Season 3, seeing that it's hosting the Ryder Cup, not to mention saving the best for last. If you really want to be venturesome, I'd add University Ridge and do a segment in the episode on the Madison nightlife. I'm sure Neil and Big Randy can find LOTS of trouble in the bars downtown and or at UW. LOL! Great stuff as always, gents!

[@mikedaubs5408]

Some great memories there. Can't wait to get back.

[@gtaylor9218]

I'm fixing to take a ferry from bar harbor Maine to Halifax and then drive up this summer...with a stop at chester country club as well

[@jeanguycaissie3085]

Beautiful courses

[@nadoyle]

Holy traj from Icarito at 3:33

[@johncav5859]

At 3:57 you get a glimpse of the construction of the par 3 course...should be a great new track!

[@alexbone98]

Love seeing you guys up in Canada. If you are ever in the Toronto area, Kings Forest Golf Course in Hamilton is the number 1 muni in Canada and the only one to crack the top country 100...very close to Buffalo....for a Strapped episode...;) jus sayin

[@Joehockey1990]

So did Soly ever Ace the 4th at Jax Beach in 2019 like he said he would in the "Jacksonville Beach Golf Birdie Challenge" video at 3:57???

[@danmcarthur8077]

Wow, Bandon Trails on the ocean would be the best course ever lol I love it

[@markdandy9683]

Glad you enjoyed my home but fyi you can fly to Sydney airport and knock 3 hours off the drive.... just a heads up

[@dougmaccaferri1846]

Missed opportunity to put the "Caution: Cliff" sign right after an Icarito swing, smh.

[@andymore62]

36 holes.. damn. I’ve played 27 a few times, and I was totally spent afterwards. Anyway, awesome video, and spectacular course.

[@ahn1ad]

Great content

[@ryanmacneil2567]

great content as always but missed opportunity not taking the 2 hour drive to Highlands Links.

[@bmcallister1974]

Prices aren’t quite as friendly anymore. Word has gotten out on this east coast gem.

[@shawnkarasevicz5308]

4:00 duck hookin' OB haha

[@sunhoney3304]

hold up.... Awesome! home! Come back and we can tour some of our other hidden gems! Nova Scotia has a lot to offer. for golf!

[@gtaylor9218]

Did you guys not make any bandon videos?

[@mikeinfreddy]

Got my late May tee times booked already, come on spring

[@hostiletakeover8498]

How far in advance did you book, if you dont mind sharing? Do you think all of 2020 high season is already booked up?

[@gtaylor9218]

Wondering the same..I hope not

[@gyanbains6124]

The people want more seasons of strapped

[@Alextipping5]

Looks like the castle course at st andrews

[@mark7603]

its much much better

[@colinreturn1215]

The cheap green fees are only for residents. Expect to pay $250 a round

[@GavinSamson]

I live here, and it cost me $300+ CAD peak season on a Monday morning. Not including caddie (which I recommend).

[@colinreturn1215]

@@GavinSamson CB residents get a great twilight rate

[@philly9099]

My backyard :)

[@samuelbm87]

I need that deep voice

[@davidtison905]

Crevasse refers to a deep hole or fissure in a glacier or in the earth. In most instances, the word appears with enough context that the depth of the opening is easy enough to figure out, as in "a climber who fell 30 feet into a crevasse." What you refer to as crevasse's are not deep hole or fissures.

[@gtaylor9218]

Well..how deep is deep..the 30 foot number you toss out...I'm not sure that quite right necessarily..I do see what he is talking about

[@joel5493]

"strategical"

[@zietsmanvanderwalt9255]

First