Located in Inverness, Scotland, Cabot Highlands is surrounded by the breathtaking Scottish Highlands and features a rugged landscape that hugs the Moray Firth shoreline. This 420-acre
Cabot property is home to two world-class golf courses, Castle Stuart and Old Petty.
Beyond golf, the destination offers incredible natural beauty and ample outdoor activities including
hiking, cycling, fishing, falconry, and horseback riding. The city of Inverness is located ten minutes away and offers opportunities to experience the vibrant Scottish culture through
Victorian-era marketplaces, cathedrals, museums and restaurants.
Castle Stuart offers infinity edge greens, revetted pot bunkers, and spectacular views. Featuring significant elevation changes throughout and the stunning Moray Firth backdrop, golfers will enjoy an experience that is truly “of the place” and yet of a different era. With its modern links style and firm, fast conditions, the ground game is often the smartest strategy for navigating the course’s undulating, rumpled fairways.
Our second 18-hole course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Tom Doak, will officially open on May 15, 2026. Playing on a pristine piece of land surrounding the 400-year old Castle, Old Petty incorporates natural contours, meandering through hillsides and expansive open land with several holes along the water.
Few modern links courses have shaped Scotland’s contemporary golf conversation like Castle Stuart. Set above the Moray Firth, with its sweeping coastal views, distinctive art-deco inspired clubhouse and routing that makes full use of the Highland landscape and remains the established centrepiece of Cabot Highlands.
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