THE Royal Dornoch archives feature everything from 19th Century clubs and faded photographs to landscape paintings…and a Native American peace pipe. The curious tale of how this unusual artifact came to feature among the rich array
THE inaugural Golf Highland Photography Competition has proved a smashhit. Club members and staff joined dozens of visitors filing stunning images which captured the beauty of courses throughout the region. The wealth of fabulous photographs
Past captain 2018-20, current projects convener and Vice President The Murray family has played a major role in reviving the fortunes of Royal Dornoch over the past 50 years and
WHEN plans were being drawn up for the new clubhouse at Royal Dornoch, the iconic wildcat coat of arms was integral to the vision. That
CLUBS handcrafted by legendary US golf course architect Donald Ross have returned to Dornoch. Photo credit: Peter WildJane McElligott presents clubs crafted by her great uncle Donald
Photos: Matthew Harris BACK in September 1977 German journalist Jürgen Juchtmann was introduced to the delights of Royal Dornoch during a Press trip. When his wife Heidi
ROYAL Dornoch has welcomed a unique addition, with a new Par 3 hole in play on the Struie Course. Golf course architect and club member Tom Mackenzie, a founding director
WHICH European venue in your lifetime do you hope will host a Ryder Cup? That was the question posed to Sky Sports commentator Andrew Coltart during a segment of the
Former Royal Dornoch finance convener and two times vice-captain of Golspie Golf Club HE may have been born in the town of Golspie, 10 miles north of Dornoch, but former bakery
Photo: Royal Dornoch captain Gary Bethune (left) receives a club pin flag from David Sullivan which reached 17,500 feet on Mount Everest CPR campaigner David Sullivan had a