The Executive Course at Fox Harb'r Golf Resort & Spa serves as a shorter complement to the property's championship layout, both designed by Canadian architect Graham Cooke. Located on Nova Scotia's Northumberland Strait coastline near the village of Wallace, the course occupies a dramatic setting where forested terrain meets coastal bluffs overlooking the water. The property was developed in the late 1990s and early 2000s as a luxury resort destination, with the golf courses forming the centerpiece of the experience. Cooke's routing for the Executive Course takes advantage of the natural topography, incorporating elevation changes and wooded corridors that characterize this part of Nova Scotia. The layout provides a less time-intensive option for resort guests while still offering legitimate design interest and scenic variety. Several holes move through dense stands of pine and hardwood, while others open to views of the strait and the surrounding countryside. The course functions as both a practice venue for players preparing for the longer championship course and as a standalone experience for those seeking a quicker round. Its design reflects the broader character of Fox Harb'r's golf offerings: integration with the natural landscape, attention to coastal setting, and routing that reveals the property's varied terrain. The Executive Course shares the resort's overall maintenance standards and access to the full range of amenities, including the spa and dining facilities that have established Fox Harb'r as a destination property in the Maritimes.