BETWEEN them, Eoin Riddell and Scott Aitchison have amassed nearly 70years’ experience tending the fairways and greens at Royal Dornoch. To coincide with BIGGA’S fifth annual “Thank a Greenkeeper Day,” the
In the summer of 1948, the great and the good of Royal Dornoch, Tain, Brora and Golspie golf clubs celebrated the official opening of a series of new
Photo: Royal Dornoch captain Gary Bethune and some of the youngsters with the new minibus bought with the help of the club’s recently launched Junior Foundation YOUNG
Carnegie Shield winner Graham Bell is presented with the trophy by Lady Captain Rosemary Muschamp. – Photo: Matthew Harris GRAHAM Bell of Bathgate Golf Club
ROYAL Dornoch is no stranger to being showered with accolades for our world-famous Championship Course. Now the club’s key role in luring international visitors in
August 8 marks “Scottish Wildcat Day.” It’s not just apparel and souvenirs which feature the wildcat. This summer, golfers have been admiring the crest which features on the new
Serial Carnegie Shield winner Chris Mailley pictured with Royal Dornoch captain Gary Bethune and his wife Debbie after last year’s triumph. Photo: Matthew Harris THE countdown is under way to the 111th Carnegie Shield at Royal Dornoch.
Photo: Judged Worst Dressed: Duncan Morrison, (2nd from right back row) Credit: Ingrid Murray ROYAL Dornoch’s colourful Pinky Col Invitational attracted a record entry. And local charities are set
Jim Seattar, former Royal Dornoch captain and four times club champion IN July 1981 Jim took a call from the secretary at Royal Dornoch enquiring if he could
Photo: Retired Canadian businessman Joe Frenette (left) presents the framed “Royal Dornoch Local Rules” to vice-captain Colin Mackay for display in the new clubhouse. AN old poster of the “Royal Dornoch Local Rules” will be amongst the memorabilia going on display in the