Dundee Resort & Golf Course sits along the shores of the Bay of Fundy near West Bay in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Designed by Canadian architect Robert Moote and opened in the late 1990s, the course occupies a dramatic coastal setting where the landscape transitions from forested interior to exposed headlands overlooking the bay. The routing takes advantage of this varied terrain, with holes moving through wooded sections before emerging onto open ground where wind and views become significant factors in club selection and strategy. The property's topography includes rolling elevation changes and natural contours that Moote incorporated into the design. Several holes play along or toward the water, offering views across the bay and exposure to the maritime climate that characterizes golf in this region. The course serves as the centerpiece of a resort property that includes accommodations and dining facilities, catering to visitors exploring Cape Breton's coastal attractions and the broader Cabot Trail region. Dundee operates as a resort course accessible to traveling golfers, with a layout that balances challenge for experienced players with playability for those less familiar with links-influenced conditions. The combination of coastal scenery, varied hole designs, and the relative remoteness of the Cape Breton location gives the course a distinct character within Nova Scotia's golf landscape, though it remains less widely known than some of the province's more heavily promoted coastal venues.