This year’s Castle Stuart Local Open has again attracted a capacity field of more than 200 golfers. Qualifying rounds for the eighth men’s

The Castle Stuart Men’s Local Open qualifiers are still more than two weeks away but the competition for places is becoming intense.

Two of Scotland’s leading links courses will host a prestigious Pro-Am tournament next year in honour of Donald Ross, one of golf’s most acc

A stunning back nine helped Global Infrastructure to a memorable win in the annual Castle Stuart Cardholders’ Day

Castle Stuart’s Deputy Head Greenkeeper Stuart Hawker has teed up a dream job this year when he will be part of the team looking after the Ryder Cup course. Stuart, 27, is one of the volunteer staff supporting the team at Le Golf National, near Paris, which will stage the Europe v USA showdown from September 25-30. The opportunity arose after Stuart spent a week on the course in 2016 midway through renovations, helping the club rebuild two tee boxes and re-shape the chipping

Castle Stuart Golf Links and Tomatin Distillery are helping provide a trip of a lifetime, combining the twin pleasures of golf and whisky, for Dave Pastoor from the Netherlands. As the winner of a prize draw at the Castle Stuart/Tomatin stand at last year’s KLM Open, Dave won return flights with KLM from Schiphol to Inverness for two and accommodation and golf for two at Castle Stuart. He arrived at the course on Wednesday to enjoy his prize. He also enjoyed a VIP distillery

The concept of the ‘Spire’ is to invite like-minded people to get together over a weekend for a friendly but competitive tussle on the links

The four-time Scottish Open venue has partnered with world famous distillers Tomatin to produce a new set of miniatures featuring artwork of

In his fourth blog on his new role, he describes a busy March which included the club’s 30th anniversary celebrations.

Budding golf caddies are being asked to make their pitch to join the acclaimed team at Castle Stuart Golf Links with record numbers of golfers flocking to the course. The four-time Scottish Open venue is seeking candidates to join the club’s respected caddy programme to meet demand from golfing visitors. During 2017, the number of players visiting the course increased by 18 per cent on the previous year and advance bookings for 2018 are also showing a 26 per cent increase on