Will Clark

6 days ago | inverness-courier.co.uk | Will Clark

DEVELOPERS behind a new golf course on the outskirts of Inverness expects to double the number of rounds played at its resort when it officially goes into operation. Cabot Highlands says it remains on schedule to open its new Old Petty Golf Links for preview play in less than three months time with it set to officially open next spring. Final preparations are being made to the new golf course which is set to open for preview play from August 1 until September 30.

6 days ago | inverness-courier.co.uk | Will Clark

SCOTT Kellacher believes Keith Bray can be a success in the Championship as he prepares for life after Caley Thistle with Dunfermline Athletic. Bray signed for the Pars back in February for an undisclosed fee, but was loaned back to Inverness for the remainder of the campaign. The 19-year-old winger was one of the star performers for Inverness this season, helping them avoid relegation from League One as they finished the season with a 15-point deduction.

1 week ago | northern-times.co.uk | Will Clark

ROYAL Dornoch have confirmed plans to build a new 18-hole golf course after appointing an American firm to come up with a masterplan for its future. Having secured a 50-acre land package adjacent to the Struie Course, the club has announced it has appointed US-based King Collins Dormer Golf Course Design to further enhance the reputation of the world-famous links. Members have been briefed on the club’s multi-million-pound vision, which includes the creation of a new 18-hole course.

1 week ago | northern-times.co.uk | Will Clark

East Sutherland athletes Shaun Cumming, Blair Mackay and Gordon Lennox travelled to take part in the record breaking 45th edition of the London Marathon. This year saw a record number of finishers despite the warm conditions. All three runners started during the first wave of entrants and directly behind the likes of sub 2-hour former marathon world record holder Eliud Kipchoge and Britain's gold medal winning triathlete Alex Yee.

1 week ago | inverness-courier.co.uk | Will Clark

PAUL Allan says it is an incredible achievement by everyone at Inverness Caledonian Thistle to avoid relegation saying they faced a mountain to climb after going to administration. When Inverness went into administration in October, the club were deducted 15 points which sent them to the foot of the table. They went 16 points behind Annan Athletic in ninth place after they lost their first match in administration 3-1 to Dumbarton.