In celebration of the four-hundredth anniversary of the historic Citadel Stuart, Cabot Highlands is proudly unveiling the official Cabot Highlands Tartan, a bespoke design that commemorates centuries of Highland heritage and marks a daring new chapter with its brand-new golf course, Outdated Petty, now open for preview play.
Perched alongside the Moray Firth, Citadel Stuart was accomplished in 1625 by James Stuart, 1st Earl of Moray. As soon as a logo of forgotten grandeur, the fort now stands because the centrepiece of Cabot Highlands, the place custom meets innovation and historical past is woven into each expertise.
The launch of the brand new Outdated Petty course, masterfully designed by Tom Doak, brings golfers nearer than ever to this architectural icon, with its turrets and stonework now bordering the third gap on what is likely one of the most anticipated new layouts in world golf.
The brand new Cabot Highlands Tartan was created in collaboration with famend Highlands designer, Clare Campbell, whose imaginative and prescient honours the land beneath the fairways.
The design attracts inspiration from the pure tones of the Scottish Highlands and the legacy of Citadel Stuart itself. Woven on the final remaining working Tartan mill within the Highlands, the material tells a narrative of artistry and native satisfaction.
“Celebrating the four-hundredth anniversary of Citadel Stuart is an unbelievable milestone and we’re honoured to mark the event by unveiling the official tartan of Cabot Highlands,” stated Mark Wright, basic supervisor & regional VP, hospitality, Cabot Highlands.
“Woven on the final working tartan mill within the Highlands, this bespoke piece is a tribute to the wealthy historical past of the land and the enduring spirit of the area.”
The Cabot Highlands Tartan blends heritage with fashionable identification, designed to be worn on and off the course – a real image of connection to position.
“At Cabot, branding has at all times been about storytelling with function. From day one, we’ve been intentional about each element, and the creation of the Cabot Highlands tartan isn’t any exception,” stated Jules Cowan-Dewar, chief advertising officer, Cabot.
“It’s greater than a design – it’s a logo of place, historical past and identification that connects our company to the Highlands in a deeply genuine means.”
To commemorate this milestone, a limited-edition Cabot Highlands Tartan Assortment is now out there solely on the Cabot Highlands golf store. Company may also store the four-hundredth anniversary emblem assortment, in-store and on-line at store.thecabotcollection.com. Please be aware: Tartan merchandise don’t characteristic the four-hundredth anniversary emblem and can be found in-store solely.
With the assistance of Tom Doak and the on-site crew at Cabot Highlands, Cabot’s Co-Founder and CEO, Ben Cowan-Dewar has created one thing really particular within the Scottish Highlands.
The discharge of the tartan branding, in alignment with the four-hundredth anniversary of Citadel Stuart, is a shining instance of how Cabot continues to honour the previous whereas forging a daring path into the longer term, with Outdated Petty now open for preview play alongside the world-renowned Citadel Stuart course.
