Bruce Mouat BofA Games Chieftain 2025
Bruce Mouat is a distinguished Scottish curler renowned for his exceptional achievements on both national and international stages. Born on August 27, 1994, in Edinburgh, Scotland, Mouat began curling at the age of seven after his father introduced him to the sport .
Bruce and his team captured their first Grand Slam of Curling event in 2017 and since then, they have gone on to win 10 titles, the 4th most of all time.
As the skip of Team Mouat, he has led his team to remarkable successes, including two World Men’s Curling Championship titles, with the most recent victory in 2025. His team also secured a silver medal at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, marking a significant achievement for British curling .
Mouat’s prowess extends to the Grand Slam of Curling, where he made history by becoming the first non-Canadian skip to win all four major men’s events: The Masters, The National, The Players’ Championship, and the Canadian Open. This feat was completed with a victory at the 2024 Canadian Open. He is also the youngest male skip to ever win a slam.
In mixed doubles, Mouat has also excelled, notably winning the 2021 World Mixed Doubles Championship alongside partner Jennifer Dodds.
Mouat resides in Stirling, Scotland, and continues to be a prominent figure in the curling world, inspiring many with his dedication and achievements.
BofA Games Chieftains
2023 – Dougie Vipond
2022 – Martin Lowe
2021 – COVID
2020 – COVID
2019 – Iain Watt
2018 – EastonRoy
2017 – Eve Muirhead
2016 – Mhair Ferguson
2015 – Judy Murray
2014 – Neil Oliver
2013 – Ewen Cameron
2012 – Cancelled
2011 – Derek Johnstone
2010 – Sean Batty
2009 – Gary Caldwell
2008 – Allister Hogg
2007 – Rt. Hon George Ried
2006 – Andy gray
2005 – Sir William Wallace
2004 – Bertie Vogts
2003 – Jonathan Watson
2001 – Fred MacAuley
2000 – Russell Hunter & Una McLean
1998 – Ms Kirsty Young
1997 – Mr John Stahl
1996 – Mr Richard Gough
1995 – Mr Ben Gunn
1994 – Mr Bill Torrance
1993 – Mr Ally McCoist
1992 – Dame Diana Rigg
1991 – Mr Jimmie MacGregor
1990 – Mr John Cairney
1989 – Mr Andy Cameron
1988 – Mr terry Butcher
1987 – Mr Jim MacLeod M.B.E
1986 – Mr H.F.R MacLennan
1985 – Mr Peter Mallan
1984 – Mr W.N. MacDougall
1983 – Mr George Todd Esq.
1982 – Mr Alasdair MacCallum
1981 – Iain Mathieson
1980 – Mr H.L. Duncan
1979 – Mr G.N.S. Neave
1978 – Mr J.L. Bell
1977 – Mr Joseph F. Walker OBE
1976 – Mr James Anderson
1975 – Provost McAuley
1974 – Mrs E. MacLean