How can you play the new Old Petty Course at Cabot Highlands?

The Old Petty Course at Cabot Highlands is one of the newest golf courses in Scotland, but how do you get to play the eagerly anticipated Tom Doak design?

The Old Petty Course has become the second 18-hole layout at the venue, located in the Scottish Highlands. It has joined the Castle Stuart Course, which played host to the Scottish Open on the DP World Tour for a number of years.

The new layout at Cabot Highlands sits next to the historic Old Petty Church, which gives the course its name. You can also enjoy views of the 400-year-old Castle Stuart from the majority of holes as well.

The course has been designed by Tom Doak and Clyde Johnson, ensuring it is a layout that blends into the natural surroundings seamlessly.

Although there was the opportunity to play it during the preview window in August and September 2025, the Old Petty Course only opens properly at the start of May 2026.

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How can I get on Cabot Highlands’ second layout?

As with all of the major venues around the United Kingdom, you can simply book your spot to play on the Old Petty Course at Cabot Highlands via their website.

However, to do so, you will have to pay the standard peak season green fee of £385 to play from mid-May onwards.

Whereas, for £325, you can play on the NCG Top 100s Tour, where you could win prizes and vouchers. Even better, if you bring three friends, we’ll give you 5% off your booking, bringing the price down to less than £310, and a saving of more than £75!

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Play the Old Petty Course at Cabot Highlands on the NCG Top 100s Tour

• Book your spot to play on the Old Petty Course at Cabot Highlands on the NCG Top 100s Tour on May 21st, 2026 here.
• You can also play on the Old Petty Course at Cabot Highlands as part of our Highlands Spring Swing, which also incorporates events at Nairn and Fortrose & Rosemarkie.

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