Cabot Highlands

Welcome to Cabot Highlands, the first UK property in Cabot's collection of world-class golf and master-planned communities. Situated in Inverness, Scotland, surrounded by the breathtaking Scottish Highlands, this renowned property is deeply rooted in the region's rich golf history. The property features the celebrated 18-hole Castle Stuart Golf Links, designed by Mark Parsinen and Gil Hanse, as well as a golf driving range, an art-deco inspired clubhouse, and a historic 17th century castle.

Cabot Highlands is committed to preserving the legacy of Castle Stuart Golf Links while expanding the property with the addition of a second golf course designed by acclaimed architect Tom Doak, scheduled to open in 2025. As with all Cabot properties, Cabot Highlands seeks to provide its guests with unparalleled experiences by combining stunning surroundings, world-class golf, select accommodations, real estate opportunities, and exceptional service.

Embracing the beauty of the natural landscape, golf at Cabot Highlands is reminiscent of the game's origins. With infinity edge greens, rumpled fairways, natural bunkers, and breathtaking open views, the golf experience here transports players back in time. And with the upcoming addition of the second championship layout by Tom Doak, the golf offerings at Cabot Highlands will only become more extraordinary.

At Cabot Highlands, the operation is led by a best-in-class team with extensive experience in golf, hospitality, and luxury real estate. The commitment of this team to creating unforgettable experiences is evident in the accolades Cabot has received from leading organisations in the golf and travel industry.

To make a reservation for golf or resort bookings, guests can contact the reservations team at +44 (0) 1463 796111 or email bookings@cabothighlands. Com. For the latest news and construction updates, visitors can subscribe to the email list on the website.

Come and experience the magic of Cabot Highlands, where world-class golf meets the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands.