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Royal Dornoch Confirms £13.9m Clubhouse and New Course Plans

Royal Dornoch has announced a £13.9 million investment in a new clubhouse beside the Championship Course’s first tee, due to open next season. Alongside this, the club has secured 50 acres near the Struie Course for a full redesign and expansion led by US firm King Collins Dormer. Plans include new Struie holes, a par-3 course, driving range and short-game facilities. General manager Neil Hampton says the development strengthens the club’s long-term position and supports the wider Highland economy. Members will be consulted as the project progresses, with the aim of leaving a lasting legacy at Dornoch.

Royal Dornoch Confirms £13.9m Clubhouse and New Course Plans
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