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    Featured News

    11 Jul 2025

    Scott Stewart honoured with dedicated stand at Genesis Scottish Open

    When Scott Stewart attended last year’s Genesis Scottish Open as Honorary
    Starter, few could have imagined the profound impact he would have on the
    tournament, as well as the wider golfing and sporting communities. Scott, who
    was diagnosed with motor neuron disease (MND) in 2023, was a scratch golfer and
    lifelong fan of the sport. He died in December last year, but throughout his
    diagnosis remained fiercely committed to raising awareness for MND, as well as
    My Name’5 Doddie Foundation, determined to shine a spotlight on what he
    and thousands of others face every day. Now, the Genesis Scottish Open has paid
    tribute to Scott’s life and legacy by officially naming a stand in his
    honour. The Scott Stewart Stand opened this week on the 9th hole of the
    Renaissance Club golf course in North Berwick - a place filled with special
    memories for the Stewart family. During this year’s Pro-Am competition on
    Wednesday 9 July, Scott’s family, including his wife Robyn, gathered to
    cut the ribbon and open the stand. Cameras captured a poignant moment as Bob
    MacIntyre, Scotland’s number one golfer, finished his round on the 9th
    hole and joined the unveiling. Bob, the world number 14 and 2025 US Open runner
    up, is a long-term supporter of My Name’5 Doddie Foundation. This year, he
    has returned to defend his Genesis Scottish Open title with a custom golf bag
    covered in the unmistakable blue and yellow Doddie Weir tartan, to play what he
    describes as a small part in raising awareness of the impact of MND: “This
    has been a cause close to my heart for some time,” said Bob. “I am
    proud to be a small cog that keeps awareness and fundraising as high as
    possible.” Our CEO Nicola Roseman said: “Scott embodied the
    strength, warmth, and resilience that so many in the MND community show every
    day. His passion for golf never left him, even in the toughest of times. The
    Scott Stewart Stand is a moving tribute to his memory – a place where his
    love for the game and his commitment to helping others will be celebrated by
    fans for years to come.” As the golf tournament unfolds this week,
    thousands of spectators will pass through the Scott Stewart stand. The Genesis
    Scottish Open, in partnership with My Name’5 Doddie Foundation, is proud
    to dedicate this space to Scott - a place for fans to gather, reflect and
    celebrate the sport and community he loved so much. As well as being a voice for
    the MND community, Scott set up Team Rae - named after his and Robyn’s
    daughter - to raise funds towards a cure for MND through My Name’5 Doddie
    Foundation. To help support Scott’s legacy, you can donate to the Team Rae
    JustGiving page here.



    Scott Stewart honoured with dedicated stand at Genesis
    Scottish Open
    Robyn Stewart with Bob
    MacIntyre and his Doddie tartan golf bag
    Robyn Stewart and Bob MacIntyre
    officially opening the Scott Stewart Stand 
    Bob MacIntyre in front of
    the Scott Stewart Stand with his Doddie tartan golf bag

    01 Jul 2025

    900 miles and 19,000 metres: MotorOn Cymru’s ride across France for My Name’5 Doddie Foundation

    Howard Amey and fellow members of the MotorOn Cymru team completed a 900+ mile
    cycle across France at the end of May, in memory of their friend Bob Gledhill.
    In doing so, they’ve raised £2,519 for My Name’5 Doddie
    Foundation - an amount that will be match funded by Howard’s employer,
    Boeing - bringing the total to over £5,000. The 12 day challenge began in
    St Malo, Brittany, and finished in Nice, on the Mediterranean coast of the
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. The route saw Howard and the team
    tackle 19,000 metres (62,340 feet) of elevation, going through the Massif
    Central and the Alps. MotorOn Cymru are a campaign group of family and friends
    who raise funds and awareness for MND in South Wales through supporting My
    Name’5 Doddie Foundation. The group was set up by Bob Gledhill, who was
    diagnosed with MND in October 2020. Following Bob’s diagnosis, he and his
    wife Lowri soon discovered there was a lack of support and guidance for those
    living with MND in Wales,  and no opportunity to take part in clinical
    trials. As a result, the MotorOn Cymru team was formed. Bob sadly died in August
    2024,  but the MotorOn team continue to take on challenges - both big and
    small - in his memory. Reflecting on the recent ride, Howard, a good friend of
    Bob’s, said: “It was inspired by Bob’s courage and fortitude
    in his fight against MND.”  The team began training last year with a
    ride from Cheddar to Bangor, and continued training through the winter into
    early spring. But it wasn’t just physical fitness the team needed to plan
    for - logistics such as transport, ferries, accommodation and food all had to be
    thought of ahead of time. Thankfully, the team’s family members stepped in
    as the support crew.  “Teamwork is vital with any such
    challenge,” Howard said, “the cycling was hard, but we
    couldn’t have completed the ride without the support crew and
    everyone’s team effort.” Throughout those tough moments, Howard
    notes that it was “memories of Bob, supporter’s donations and
    encouragement” that kept them all going.  Highlights from the ride
    included the Alpine scenery, as well as climbing Alpe d’Huez and reaching
    the summit of Col de la Bonette - the highest paved road in France at 2,715
    metres.  The team celebrated the end of the ride with pizza and beer at a
    restaurant overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, before beginning the journey home
    in the support van the next morning. Looking back on what he got out of the
    experience, Howard said: “I got a great sense of achievement from both
    completing the ride and making a contribution to the Foundation’s efforts.
    But most of all, the friendships that will last the test of time and a feeling
    of belonging to a bigger thing - that is the MND community.” To anyone
    thinking about fundraising for My Name’5 Doddie Foundation, Howard has
    simple advice: “To borrow a slogan, ‘just do it.’ The
    Foundation will support you all the way and provide guidance and encouragement,
    as well as help with publicity.” Indeed, the MotorOn team are already
    starting to plan their next big challenge - a ride across the top of Spain in
    2026. Follow them here to stay up to date, and for more information about
    MotorOn Cymru, click here.



    900 miles and 19,000 metres: MotorOn Cymru’s ride
    across France for My Name’5 Doddie Foundation

    The route
    Day 1, departure from St Malo





    The MotorOn Cymru team at the finish in Nice

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