The beautiful Bell Bay Golf Club located in the quaint village of Baddeck, Nova Scotia, was awarded “ Best New Course in Canada” by Golf Digest 1998 and “40th Best Course in Canada” by ScoreGolf Magazine 2006. Bell Bay sits high above Cape Breton's inland sea, the Bras d'Or Lakes, offering panoramic views from virtually every hole.

Bell Bay is an experienced site for high profile events, such as; The 2006 Canadian Club Champions Championship, The 2005 Canadian Amateur Championship, The 2001 Wayne Gretzky and Friends Invitational featuring Mike Weir vs Brett Hull and Joe Sakic, The 2000 Canadian Club Champions Championship - RCGA, 2000 and 2001 RCGA Future Links Atlantic Championships, 2001 Nova Scotia Junior Championship, and the 1998 and 1999 Canadian Tour Event "The Bell Bay Matches".

Bell Bay is distinguished by its final 4 holes, which have been called one of the best finishing sequences anywhere. A strong candidate for the signature hole is the seventeenth par 3, "Banshee." The drastic elevation changes, ravine and a green that is set in a pocket of trees on the other side offer an illusion to the golfer's normal distance perception and it is easy to underhit the shot. The true signature hole, "Breadalbane", is one of the most scenic tee shots in golf. A sweeping panorama of the Bras d'Or Lakes and Alexander Graham Bell's summer estate can take ones attention away from this par 5 finishing hole. Starting with a tee shot over a great gorge, the hole winds its way to the clubhouse silhouetted by the Highlands in the background. For more information, visit: www.bellbay.ca.

Online tee time booking available.

Driving Directions
Arriving from Sydney, North Sydney or mainland Nova Scotia via the Trans Canada Highway 104, take Exit 9 at Baddeck to Route 205 and proceed 1 mile through the village of Baddeck. The Golf Course at Bell Bay is located just past the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.