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2026 Scottish Tour Finals - The Countdown is on

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17 Sept 2026

In just 2 days, Scotland’s absolute best archers are taking over the iconic grounds of Glamis Castle for the 2026 Scottish Tour Finals!


High stakes. Relentless pressure. Dead-centre Xs on the castle lawn. You do not want to miss this historic showdown!


Watch athletes from across Scotland compete for the title of Scottish Tour Champion. This event brings together top performers from all three tour stages, showcasing competition at a level designed to mirror international and Olympic standards. Expect precision, power and world‑class sporting moments between 9am – 5pm.


Here are the finalists in each division:


  • Recurve Female: 

    • Linda Dallas (Stage 1 Gold Medal) 

    • Lizzie Bell (Stage 2 Gold Medal)

    • Rebecca Leigh (Stage 3 Gold Medal)

    • Florence Levitt (First Time Finalist)

 

  • Recurve Open:

    • Max Gordon (Stage 2 Gold Medal) 

    • Misha Pavlov (First Time Finalist)

    • Ross MacLeod (Stage 3 Gold Medal)

    • Todd Burlington (Stage 1 Gold Medal)

 

  • Compound Female:

    • Alex Chun (Stage 2 Silver Medal) 

    • Sophie Thomson (First Time Finalist)

    • Caitlin Orr (2024 Final Silver Medallist)

    • Ava Ferguson (First Time Finalist)

 

  • Compound Open:

    • James Ross (Stage 1 & 2 Gold Medallist)

    • Hamish Galpin (Stage 3 Gold Medal)

    • Kyle Scott (4 Consecutive Finals)

    • Michal Kozera (First Time Finalist)

 

  • Barebow Female:

    • Carol-Anne Seez (Stage 1 & 2 Gold Medallist)

    • Maia Forrester (First Time Finalist)

    • Katherine Lamont (First Time Finalist)

    • Nikki Ledwick (Stage 3 Gold Medal)

 

  • Barebow Open:

    • William Anderson (Stage 3 Gold Medal)

    • Andy Colbourne (First Time Finalist)

    • James Embleton (Stage 1 Gold Medal)

    • Craig Burns (Stage 2 Gold Medal)

 

  • Longbow Female:

    • Nikki Ledwick (Stage 2 & 3 Gold Medal)

    • Ella Illomaki (First Time Finalist)

 

  • Longbow Open:

    • Ben Ledwick (Stage 1 & 3 Gold Medal)

    • Colin Hargreaves (Stage 2 Gold Medal)

    • Steven Coull (2 Consecutive Finals)

    • Rohan Dyce (First Time Finalist)


Date: Saturday 19th September

Time: 9am – 5pm

Location: Glamis Castle


Tickets: Snag your entry via the Glamis Castle Events Portal: https://www.glamis-castle.co.uk/event/scottish-archery-tour-finals-day/ 


Further information below:


Soft Archery


As part of the summer of sport celebrations, Scottish Archery is hosting Ready, Steady, Shoot Festival supported by sportscotland Summer of Sport 2026. This hands‑on activity helps beginners build confidence and local volunteers will be on hand to deliver sessions between 11am – 2pm.



Archery with Lasswade Archery Club


Lasswade Archery Club will be running friendly, coached sessions throughout the day, giving you the chance to pick up a bow and try shooting at targets. Their experienced coaches will answer questions, offer tips, and help you take your first steps into the sport.



Horseback Archery


Have a go at Horseback Archery on a mechanical horse. Test your aim, build your confidence and enjoy a unique experience right here at Glamis Castle.

Special Guest Appearance from Nathan Macqueen MBE


We’re pleased to be able to welcome Para Olympian Gold Medalist Nathan Macqueen MBE to Glamis Castle. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet Nathan, see his incredible gold medal up close, and take home a signed photo.


Bouncy Castle Fun


While the athletes compete, little ones can enjoy our free bouncy castle, available all day long.

 

Tickets

Access is included within our Gardens and Grounds admission tickets: £9.50 per adult, £6.00 per child (5 – 16 years) and free for children under 5. Family tickets for 2 adults and up to 3 children are also available for £30.

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