Links, both highly ranked as golf destinations. Cabot St. Lucia and Cabot Revelstroke, in British Columbia, are under construction. Bill Coore and Ben Crenshawhave done several previous projects for both Keiser and Cowan-Dewar, plus they are currently working on the St. Lucia course. The architects for the World Woods project have not been chosen but will be announced in the very near future. Kelso also said, “The main architects have visited the site.’’ The densely wooded Pine Barrens was Golf Digest’s ‘Best New Resort Course of 1994’ and spent several years on that publication’s prestigious Top 100 list. Rolling Oaks ranks high among Florida courses. Pine Barrens has recorded 75,000 to 83,000 rounds each year with little maintenance and it is in dire need of some tender loving care. There is also a nine-hole short course, three practice holes, a putting course, plus a 360-degree driving range. Everything will receive a major renovation after the facility is closed later this spring. In addition to the 550 acres onwhich the golf courses sit, the Cabot purchase also includes Ohio Golf Journal
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