Scotch Hall Preserve, a luxury private golf community located in coastal North Carolina has hired the World’s No. 1 Amateur Golfer as Director of Golf to oversee the operations and member events for its award-winning Arnold Palmer Signature golf course. Nick Cassini, a former PGA and European Tour professional played NCAA golf for the University of Georgia. In his senior year he was voted a First-Team All-American, and SEC Athlete of the Year. Cassini won the prestigious Porter Cup, was selected to the Walker Cup team, and was ranked the #1 Amateur Golfer in the World in 2001 by Golfweek. Cassini’s depth of experience playing a variety of courses around the world brings an exciting dimension to the Scotch Hall golf experience.
Located in North Carolina’s Inner Banks region where Albermarle Sound meets the Chowan River and Salmon Creek, Scotch Hall Preserve is just minutes from the historic towns of Windsor and Edenton, NC. The golf course, which features five holes that border Albermarle Sound, was named the 9th Best New Private Golf Course in America by Golf Digest magazine.
The golf experience at Scotch Hall Preserve is the icing on the cake at this private, gated community which also offers an impressive array of family-oriented amenities including The Family Club Retreat replete with clubhouse, swimming pool and bathhouse, a Kid’s Adventure Camp, and an Outdoor Pursuits program designed to provide local recreational and educational opportunities for members and their families. The community’s waterfront location also provides convenient access to year-round boating and fishing in Albermarle Sound, Pamlico Sound and the Intracoastal Waterway. A private boat basin and 107-slip marina are also planned. Housing opportunities at Scotch Hall include maintenance-free cottages and custom home building sites with water, golf and wetlands views.
