Ep. 20 – Keith Cutten (Nov. 2018)

Ep. 89 – Talking Atlantic Canada Golf with Architect Keith Cutten (Feb. 2018)

Ep. 90 – Keith Cutten’s Emergency 9 (March 2018)

Ep. 120 – The Evolution of Golf Course Design with architect Keith Cutten (Dec. 2018)

Ep. 48 – Keith Cutten (Dec. 2019)

Interview with Rod Whitman, Golf Course Architect (May 2014)

Mike Keiser Talks Cabot Links (Feb. 2012)

Cabot Links Exceeds Expectations (Oct. 2011)

Course Preview: Cabot Links (Sept. 2010)

New Brunswick’s best golf course just got better (August 2018)

Cabot Links in Nova Scotia garners ‘Top 100’ honour from Golf Digest (Jan. 2014)

Cabot Links: Catapulting Cape Breton from Celtic kitsch to laid-back luxe (Aug. 2012)

The Nest: Cabot Cape Breton adds new 10-hole, par-three course to its golf mix (July 2020)

A Causal 9 with Keith Cutten (May 2019)

Inside the Nest: Check out Cabot Cape Breton’s rollicking new par-3 course (July 2020)

The Axland File (Issue No. 2, Spring 2019)

An Interview with Rod Whitman (April 2020)

An Interview with Keith Cutten (Jan. 2020)

Golf Architecture: A Worldwide Perspective, Vol. 7

The times they are a-changin’

Essay written by Keith Cutten (2019)

Turf News

Signature vs. Shaper

Article written by Keith Cutten (May 2017)

H. S. Colt: The Trailblazer

Article contributions by Keith Cutten (Feb. 2017)

We at Whitman, Axland & Cutten take pride in the fact that we produce some of the best work in the industry. However, after a project is complete, how do our clients get the news out and entice new golfers to visit? The answer is marketing. Hiring one of the industry’s best photographers—someone who understands golf architecture in addition to working an expensive camera and drone—is perhaps the most important step in any marketing campaign. Here is a selection of the tops names in the industry, who just happened to have assisted with the imagery on this website.

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