 Par 4
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 Bell Bay's shortest, and perhaps most stunning par 4 is routed through a densely wooded fissure. Its wide landing area narrows drastically beyond the 150 pole making club selection crucial.
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The Argyle, built at Baddeck in 1854, represents the second hole in this magnificent finishing sequence. This early brigantine was created at the shipyard of Donald MacLean. The Scottish ancestry of these shipbuilders played an influential role in the naming of these spectacular vessels. Argyle, a town in Scotland, is a clear example of that trend. |
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