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PIN FLAG SCALES NEW HEIGHTS  - Royal Dornoch

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Photo: Royal Dornoch captain Gary Bethune (left) receives a club pin flag from David Sullivan which reached 17,500 feet on Mount Everest  CPR campaigner David Sullivan had a special reason for returning to Royal Dornoch.  He made the trip north from his Surrey home to present club captain Gary Bethune with a pin flag.  But this was no ordinary memento.  Its journey may have begun in the Royal Dornoch pro shop – but it had gone where no other had…
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PIN FLAG SCALES NEW HEIGHTS  - Royal Dornoch

Photo: Royal Dornoch captain Gary Bethune (left) receives a club pin flag from David Sullivan which reached 17,500 feet on Mount Everest  CPR campaigner David Sullivan had a special reason for returning to Royal Dornoch.  He made the trip north from his Surrey home to present club captain Gary Bethune with a pin flag.  But this was no ordinary memento.  Its journey may have begun in the Royal Dornoch pro shop – but it had gone where no other had…

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Royal Dornoch broke the news in on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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