The experienced pro posted a three-under par 68, consisting of four birdies and just the one dropped shot, coming at the par-3 16th, on his way to title glory.

The win for Stewart, a former Scottish Amateur Champion, comes following his victory on the same tour at Prestwick St Nicholas in June.

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“It was my first time at The Carrick and what a golf course," said Stewart. 

“A really tough and strong golf course, which I enjoyed very much. Course was in great condition and the views on the bonnie banks are amazing.

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“I’m delighted to have won again. As I said previously, this tour has been brilliant. From a social side the tour has been brilliant as well. A competitive round playing with your mates is so enjoyable”.

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As Stewart already has a victory on tour this season, professional Fraser Moore, who hails from Larbert, booked his spot as runner-up at the grand final at Dumbarnie on Sunday October 24, with a one-under par 70.

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