Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 464 i Today's Golfer

ROYAL LIVERPOOL, MERSEYSIDE Summer green fee: £310 (Tuesday and Friday only) Perhaps the most low-key of Open venues, but a superb mental test in working out the right strategy. In between a rather uninspiring start and flat finish lie some all-world holes, full of guile and intrigue. In many ways, the closest to the Old Course of any other in these isles. WALLASEY, CHESHIRE Summer green fee: From £215pp Wallasey’s giant dunes are more reminiscent of West Ireland than England. Except for a few flatter holes, this seriously robust links is a breathtaking ride from high, angled tees to pins perched on plateaus, with rippling linksland in between. The final four are truly sublime. ST ANNES OLD LINKS, LANCASHIRE Summer green fee: From £100pp Don’t be put off by the…

There’s a quiet shift happening in the world of professional golf. For a sport so deeply rooted in tradition, it’s learning to adapt to the rhythm of a new generation. And at the heart of that change is the rise of the golf content creator. We’re living in a time where the way people consume sport is changing rapidly. The four-hour TV broadcast, once the staple of a Sunday afternoon, is now competing with 90-second TikToks, YouTube vlogs and shortform reels that tell stories in fast, compelling bursts. Golf has always prided itself on patience, nuance and detail, but in today’s media landscape, capturing attention means evolving the way those values are delivered. I believe there will always be an audience ready and eager to tune into the Sunday coverage…

1,803 Number of balls that have been hit in the water on the Green Mile since 2003. Phil Mickelson has lost 17, more than any other player. 0.5 Points Scottie Scheffler won in four Presidents Cup matches here in 2022. 488 OVER PAR Combined field score on the Green Mile during the 2017 PGA Championship. 94.47 Percentage of players who are over par in their respective careers on the Green Mile during the ShotLink era. Vijay Singh is +62 in that time. +1.09 Stroke average on 16, 17 and 18 during the 2024 Wells Fargo, making it the toughest three-hole finishing stretch on the PGA Tour last year. 7,558 YARDS The longest par-71 course in PGA Championship history. TWELVE Players finished under par at the 2017 PGA Championship. Justin Thomas…

Ping have resurrected their famous Scottsdale name in nine new putters that cater The family includes some of the most forgiving putters in Ping’s history, including the Anser and the Craz-E, which was ahead of its time more than 20 years ago with its unique shaping and alignment features. The other models include the Prime Tyne 4, Prime Tyne C, Oslo 3, Anser 2D, Anser 4 and DS72. Every model in the range has had its MOI increased for extra forgiveness. While the Scottsdale Anser might not challenge the very best high-MOI putters, it is going to be more forgiving than other bladed options. There’s also a new face insert created using tech found in running shoes, plus a new SuperStroke grip and an app that makes it easier to…

MUCH MORE ONLINE! For more clubs, more data, more verdicts and videos, visit todays-golfer.com, or scan the QR code below If you want to understand why making sure your irons are right for you is one of the most important elements in playing good golf, the best way is by exploring the stats. The strongest single indicator of your likely score is GIR – Greens in Regulation. The higher your percentage in this stat, the better your scores will be. This may not be obvious over a single round, but looking at GIR over 20 or 30 rounds, you’ll definitely notice a trend. You’ll see this reflected at every level of the game, whether in amateurs trying to lower their handicaps or Tour players trying to make a living. Collin…

SCOTLAND A second course is about to open up alongside the Golf Links… and it looks absolutely spectacular The eyes of the golf world are back on Aberdeen this summer, just as they were 12 years ago when the first course at Trump International at Balmedie, Aberdeenshire opened. The existing Golf Links course is established as one of the Top 100 in the world and now we await the second, which occupies a similarly prime piece of linksland and is named the MacLeod Course, taking the maiden name of Trump’s Scots-born mother. Dr Martin Hawtree designed the first course but the second has been a more collaborative effort, with the esteemed Englishman having key input from Swede Christian Lundin and Canadian Christine Fraser. Images of the land even before the…

The IMG Prestige Network is made up of more than 150 of the world’s greatest golf courses. From the links of Trump Turnberry to the mountains of Michlifen in Morocco (pictured here), the golf courses are supported by IMG’s expert operational, agronomical, and marketing teams, ensuring immaculate conditioning and consistency of 5-star service wherever you choose to go. With a plethora of courses to choose from, the venues span every corner of the globe, with the likes of Cape Kidnappers in New Zealand and Ile aux Cerfs in Mauritius laid out across some of the golf’s most enviable backdrops. There are also unique offerings to enjoy, including Dreamland Golf Club in Azerbaijan, which is often packaged up with Formula 1 experiences at the Baku Grand Prix. Closer to home, UK…

Trump Turnberry has long been an iconic landmark on the spectacular south west coast of Scotland and continues to be one of the world’s most highly-regarded golfing destinations. Set alongside the glorious Ayrshire coastline, with Arran and Ailsa Craig as a stunning backdrop, Turnberry is known throughout the golfing world for its legendary offerings, most notably the Ailsa course, host venue for The Open Championship on four occasions: 1977, 1986, 1994 and 2009. Alongside the Ailsa sits another Championship layout, the King Robert The Bruce. At 7,203 yards and a par 72, it offers some of the most spectacular views on the whole property, adding to the splendour of this superb links venue. Turnberry also features a nine-hole layout, known as the Arran, as well as a fantastic putting green,…

Set amid vast sand dunes, Trump International Golf Links offers an unparalleled golfing experience along Aberdeenshire’s spectacular coastline. Designed by renowned links architect Dr Martin Hawtree, the championship course offers breathtaking scenery and a rigorous test of golf. As the course weaves through the dunes, players are treated to panoramic sea views, secluded valleys and distinct characteristics at each hole. The stunning environment, combined with Scottish hospitality, makes Trump International Golf Links one of the world’s greatest golfing destinations. TRUMPGOLFSCOTLAND.COM + Call: 01358 743300 + Email: bookings@trumpgolfscotland.com Though the course is relatively young, having been established just over a decade ago, it has already secured its place as one of the world’s top courses, ranked 35th by Golf World. It follows a classic out-and-back layout, offering varied terrains and beautiful…

Michlifen continues to shine as an emblem of both Moroccan and African excellence, solidifying its place in Golf World’s esteemed Top 100 World Resorts and continuing to attract visitors from across the globe. What sets Michlifen apart is its stunning location in the Atlas Mountains at an elevation of 1,650 metres. This Alpine-inspired landscape, nestled in North Africa, gives Jack Nicklaus’ course dynamic elevation changes and a unique character, weaving through ravines, lush forests and scenic bluffs. The Alpine atmosphere extends to the luxurious accommodations and clubhouse, too. Officially opened in September 2018 by HRH Prince Moulay Rachid, Michlifen Resort & Golf is situated in the picturesque mountain town of Ifrane, just 45 minutes from historic Fez. Often called “Little Switzerland”, Ifrane boasts stunning forests, rocky outcrops, vistas and good…

Established in 1937, Royal Bled is one of Europe’s most iconic golf venues. Just 30 minutes from Ljubljana, it is nestled amid the scenic Alpine valleys and mountains, boasting 27 holes of exceptional golf. Widely considered the best golf resort in Slovenia, Royal Bled has received numerous awards. The 18-hole King’s course and the nine-hole Lake course offer an enjoyable yet challenging golfing experience, with impeccable course conditions and service standards. Surrounded by the stunning Karavanke Mountains, the picturesque ridge of the Julian Alps to the north and Triglav on the western horizon, Royal Bled offers an idyllic setting for golf. Ranked among the top 100 courses globally and within the top 25 in Europe, it regularly hosts professional events. Royal Bled’s superb golf academy and practice facility, complemented by…

For golfers, the region of Cascais seems to fly under the radar, but is that all about to change? The town and each of its wonderful golf clubs are located no more than 20 minutes away from Lisbon Airport – an international travel hub that serves direct return flights from Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester. And for golf tourism, Cascais has launched its own golf passport, which connects the region’s seven venues and their live tee sheets together on one platform to provide you with the ability to instantly book multi-round golf trips at the lowest fixed prices available. The passport rates vary from playing three to five courses, but as an indication of cost, three courses in the low season start at €230 per player, and five courses from €320…

BRITISH GOLF SHOW What is it? The UK’s festival of golf. Why you should care… All the biggest golf brands will be under one roof for four days of interactive experiences, competitions and giveaways. The first show takes place from May 16-17 at Wycombe Air Park in Buckinghamshire, with a second at Leeds East Airport from June 27-28. If it’s anything like last year, there’ll be a free driving range, pitching and putting challenges, indoor simulators, coaching clinics for all and so much more. You can book your day ticket for £15; U16s go free. britishgolfshow.co.uk STICK What is it? A brand-new golf sitcom. Why you should care… Apple TV have an excellent track record when it comes to merging sports and comedy. Stick is set within the world of…

That’s a question I’ve asked Xander Schauffele many times over the years, and I’m now asking it again as he hangs on the other end of a telephone line in Florida. He’s never quite been able to come up with an answer, but becoming a two-time Major champion merits a more serious discussion ahead of his PGA Championship title defence at Quail Hollow. His overall record in the Majors is – as I point out in this interview – nothing short of outstanding. He has made 30 starts since 2017 and exactly half have ended in top 10s. Eight have been top fives and two have ended with him clutching silverware. Compare his percentage of top 20s with other greats of the game and we start entering unprecedented levels. Jack…

Some governing bodies are taking slow play in golf more seriously than others. The LPGA, for example, have just started implementing a much stricter policy for the worst offenders. The PGA Tour, meanwhile, have opted to reduce fines and allow distance-measuring devices in some tournaments. DP World Tour player Andrew ‘Beef ’ Johnston said the current system allows slow players to be slow, which in turn has a knock-on effect which ultimately sees those caught behind them on the end of a penalty. England Golf, though, believe they have devised a system that not only keeps rounds within an acceptable time, but has also completely changed players’ attitudes on an often divisive topic. It started a few years ago, when the Woodhall Spa-based governing body decided that, instead of having…

Mini drivers are a trending club category right now, with Titleist joining Callaway and TaylorMade in offering one as part of their 2025 wood family. While mini drivers such as Titleist’s new GT280 will benefit a wide range of golfers, they best fit two uses. Firstly, they’re aimed at better players who are seeking a club they can play off the tee with enhanced accuracy while still maximising distance. Plenty of tour stars opt for a mini driver because it tightens dispersion for powerful players with faster ball speeds without sacrificing too much distance. Players in this category also like hitting it off the deck, making it a valuable weapon on second shots into long par 5s. The second typical use is for golfers who struggle with the driver –…

TAYLORMADE QI £143 (s), £157 (g) per iron What we say: The winner in this category across all the stats we look at, the TaylorMade Qi iron, despite being in its second year, hasn’t lost any of its great quality. TaylorMade have offered an update to the Qi finish options, in case you want to blend them in with a new Qi35 wood, giving you the choice between the original chrome and black, or you can pick the new gunmetal look for a smoky metal finish. A tight, squared-off head shape looks good in any bag as well as at address, and the Cap Back and Speed Pocket designs provide impressive ball speed and consistency across the face. What our tester says: TaylorMade have put together a good option here,…

BEN HOGAN ICON From £399.99 (heads only) What we say: Ben Hogan was one of the most interesting and greatest players the game ever saw; a multiple Major winner who inspired many with his own game, through instruction books and then by designing his own equipment. The irons that bear his name today should live up to that iconic status – and that gold award up there testifies that they do. The Icon carries a throwback look to the original BH company designs, while innovating where it can (this is still a blade, after all) with its progressive weighting system, helping to make this incredibly playable. Outstandingly consistent and sitting strongly within every measured average, we’re glad to show the Ben Hogan Icon as being one of the best muscleback…

EGYPT World famous for its scuba diving, the Red Sea coast wants to become as well known for golf The Somabay resort sits on the edge of the Red Sea and was ranked by Golf World as the No.11 in its most recent Winter Sun ranking. The next time GW does that list, you can be sure Somabay will be even higher. How can we be so certain of that? Because it is poised to open the first nine holes of its new, second course. It has been designed by revered architect Tim Lobb and is set to put an emphasis on fun and playability – which sounds like a recipe for success to us. It will share stunning Red Sea views with the original course, which was designed by…

There was one question in my mind when I first travelled to Lofoten. It was 2017, when I didn’t know anyone who had been and the only intel about the course was a few images of it. Those images were, of course, the reason I was intrigued to go. They were the reason I drove to London from Leeds and took three flights to get there. It looked absolutely spectacular in the pictures – but was it only a nice setting and not a serious golf course? Because it never got dark and I stayed up most of the night, I simply can’t remember the timescale exactly, but I believe I arrived a day or so before another golf writer, Adam Lawrence, did. Adam edits Golf Course Architecture magazine, which…

SCHLOSS Roxburghe has continued to evolve into one of the UK’s best stay-and-play locations, while establishing itself firmly as the best course in the Scottish Borders. The property boasts a top-tier spa, a state-of-the-art fitness centre and fine Scottish bistronomy served at Charlie’s Restaurant. Inside the main house, guests will find the intimate Bar 1745, named to commemorate the visit of Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745. Located within the building’s library, this cosy bar specialises in whisky and gin, and is the ideal spot to unwind after a day on the course. In early 2023, the estate expanded with the addition of 58 new rooms and an array of luxurious Scottish cottages. Perfect for golfers who desire a ‘home away from home’ experience, these cottages feature two double bedrooms, spacious…

If you’re looking for an exceptional, dramatic golf retreat in the Home of Golf, you need look no further than Fairmont St Andrews. Sat on a beautiful 520-acre site just 10 minutes from the Old Course, the resort offers some of the most spectacular views and scenery in the region. It also boasts two distinct courses: The Torrance, a testing championship links that recently hosted DP World Tour events, and The Kittocks, renowned for its mesmerising coastal backdrops. Both courses feature in Golf World’s Top 100 Courses in Scotland ranking, highlighting the combined strength of the golf offering at the resort. Once you’ve tested your golf game, your time here can be spent unwinding with the help of indulgent treatments and extensive hydrotherapy facilities at Fairmont Spa, or savouring exquisite…

Erbil Hills Golf Club features an exceptional 18-hole championship course, skilfully crafted by the renowned golf course architects at Dye Designs Group. Situated in Erbil, Kurdistan, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, dating back over 8,000 years, this private, gated development introduces a new standard of luxury living to the region. Positioned to become a leading golf destination, Erbil Hills has the capacity and vision to host international tournaments and events. Architect Cynthia Dye explained how the unique land influenced the design of Erbil Hills. “Most of us think of Iraq as a flat desert, but this northern part is in very fertile pasture and agricultural land. The large mountain range to the north is only 30 minutes’ drive away. It is very important to the Iraqis to…

Located just a 20-minute drive from Baku, Dreamland provides an all-encompassing experience in one of the most vibrant cities in the region. The course has been designed to create a playable yet challenging test for all, as Azerbaijan continues its efforts to make golf a nationally recognised sport. Dreamland first appeared in Golf World’s prestigious Top 100 Courses ranking in 2018, and just two years later, the resort joined the Top 100 Golf Resorts list, maintaining its position through 2022. Climbing to 67th place, Golf World highlighted the outstanding design by Cynthia Dye and the course’s excellent condition, complemented by the high-quality hotel nearby. New for 2025, the team have also been crafting packages with the Baku Grand Prix, allowing guests to tie in a love for motorsport with the…

Costa Navarino is a Mediterranean paradise. Situated in Greece’s Messinia region, the venue offers a blend of stunning natural beauty, incredible courses, and luxurious choices of accommodation. Since its inception in 2010, following the vision of Captain Vassilis Constantakopoulos, the resort has grown into one of the world’s finest golfing destinations. The resort’s flagship courses, The Dunes and The Bay, consistently rank among the best in Greece. Designed by Bernhard Langer and Robert Trent Jones Jnr respectively, both courses offer challenging layouts with spectacular sea views and strategic features that keep golfers engaged. The Dunes regularly features in Europe’s Top 100 rankings, while The Bay, with its waterfront setting, offers one of the most beautiful routings in the region. Costa Navarino’s recent expansion includes two additional courses at Navarino Hills,…

LOCKER ROOM CHAT It’s nice to be the second-youngest player to ever earn a DP World Tour card, and to be compared to players like Rory McIlroy, but you’ve got to back it up and make a name for yourself. There was absolutely no pressure on me at Q School (in 2023). So many people there are playing for their livelihoods. Then you’ve got me there just trying to make a name for myself, playing stress-free golf, and hoping it ends up with me getting on the Tour. I turned pro and went to the Joburg (in South Africa) immediately after getting my card. That was a very quick transition and I soon realised how high the standards actually are. I wasn’t exactly expecting to go there and win straight…

I’ll be honest: I still don’t really know what LIV is for. I don’t know if it was created out of spite, or just to take players from the PGA Tour. And if I’m being completely straight with you, I don’t really know what TGL is for, either. But what I do know is this: golf needs to come back together, and I think I’ve got an idea on how to make it work. Right now, we’ve got the PGA Tour doing its thing over here, LIV doing its thing over there, and the DP World Tour somewhere in between, and it’s all a bit of a mess. What we need is a system where all the best players are competing in the same events again, while also keeping some…

MAY 15-18 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP QUAIL HOLLOW, NORTH CAROLINA It all looks so nice and tranquil in this picture. But what you’re actually looking at is one part of the Green Mile, widely regarded as the most brutal finishing stretch in all of golf. When the PGA last visited Quail Hollow in 2017, the finishing stretch caused chaos. Ninety-one balls ended up in the water on 16, 17, and 18. Only three players got through the terrible trio unscathed and finished under par for the week. The other 153 players weren’t so lucky. Combined, they contributed 352 bogeys, 88 doubles and 12 triples or worse. Long-time leader Kevin Kisner summed it up well by calling the stretch “just brutal”. Twice over the weekend he threw in double bogeys, first on 16,…

TIGER’S TARGET WAS 21 MAJORS Tiger idolised Jack Nicklaus growing up and made it his mission to break his record of 18 Major wins. The target of 19 soon became 20, as Tiger always rounded up, but Williams’ favourite number was 21. Tiger used to jokingly agree to the number but eventually put it in writing 18 months later by scribbling 21 on the palm of his Nike glove and throwing it to Williams after winning his eighth title of 2000. Williams held onto it and kept it in his backpack until their split. THEY COMMUNICATED USING HANDWRITTEN MESSAGES It sounds like something from the 1940s but Williams was really against using mobile phones. He refused to buy or use one up until the late ’90s. Even after Tiger gifted…

When you run golf’s biggest YouTube channel and your name is on our sport’s most popular podcast outside of the United States, it will take something special to turn your head. But that’s exactly what happened to Rick Shiels, who joined LIV Golf in January to end the biggest will-he-won’t-he since Jon Rahm joined the Saudi juggernaut. It was a bold move for the 38-year -old Boltonian. The introduction of LIV – the brainchild of its former CEO Greg Norman and funded by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund – caused a seismic rift in golf at tour level that has left fans largely disillusioned with the product as a whole. It’s for this reason that Shiels ventured into the LIV sphere with not only a sense of caution, but an…

According to Shot Scope figures, 22% of golfers leave the ball in the bunker after their first attempt. This figure changes with handicap: 2-handicappers leave the ball in the bunker only 1% of the time, compared to 21% of the time for the less adept 26-handicapper. Clearly, getting the ball out first time from sand has a significant role to play in getting your golf handicap down – and Ping think they have come up with an answer. Since Karsten Solheim founded the company in 1959, Ping have created some of the game’s most forgiving, ‘player-friendly’ clubs. In 2022, they released the ChipR, which fuses elements of a wedge and putter to boost shaky short game consistency. Now they’re lending a helping hand in sand. They say the BunkR makes…

BETTINARDI CB24 £1,749 What we say: Bettinardi create stunning milled putters and have added some sublime wedges in recent years. Now come the irons. The CB24 has taken the Player’s Cavity category by storm, with great ball speeds and higher spin helping to produce serious stopping power on the greens. Coupled with a L-R dispersion that is half the category average, they’re an exceptional addition to the Bettinardi brand. What our tester says: You wonder if companies like this are just cashing in on their name sometimes, but the CB24 lives up to the Bettinardi brand. It has great looks, it’s smooth and clean, and there’s a bit of liveliness to the way the ball feels off the face. I like it a lot. COBRA KING TOUR £999 What we…

Golf Escapes is now in its 15th year of publication, and looking back to the first issue we published way back in 2010, it’s startling how the world of golf travel has evolved. Back then, perennial favourites such as Spain, Portugal and France ruled our thoughts, with a healthy dollop of UK and Ireland and a sprinkling of USA and Asian destinations also occupying our minds. My, how times have changed. Of course, Spain, Portugal and France are still hugely popular for UK golfers, and the quality of the courses and resorts to visit has never been better than it is in 2025. But a flick through this issue highlights many destinations that were at the start of their golf journey back in 2010, but are now firmly on the…

SRI LANKA The perfect destination for… golfers with a sense of adventure When countries with far fewer natural advantages than Sri Lanka are thriving in the golf tourism market, you wonder why this Indian Ocean island isn’t a real hotspot for golfers seeking something a little different. That may be about to change though, in the luxurious shape of Shangri-La Hambantota. Overlooking the pristine southern coast of Sri Lanka, this idyllic destination – ranked No.68 in Golf World’s Top 100 Resorts in the world – is anchored in a historic city surrounded by nature and wildlife. Part of the 58-hectare resort is Sri Lanka’s only 18-hole golf course, a Rodney Wright design set in a vast coconut palm plantation, framed by lakes and offering exhilarating views of the ocean. Off…

“Oh, well done! I didn’t think you could get it as close from there,” says my playing partner of my chip to an elevated, shallow green. “I’ll come round and give you a read on your putt once I’ve hit mine, if you want?” When the man making that generous offer has produced one of the standout Ryder Cup performances of the past 25 years, you readily accept. And when that man is as amiable and easy to play with as Phillip Price, you are even more grateful of the input. We are standing on the Links course at Constance Belle Mare Plage in Mauritius, a long way in every sense from Celtic Manor’s Twenty Ten course. It is one of the pro-ams before the season-ending event on the Legends…

Recognised as one of Spain’s top golf venues, Real Club de Golf El Prat boasts 36 championship holes designed by Greg Norman. Set amidst the scenic, rolling countryside just outside Barcelona, this prestigious club has proudly hosted the Spanish Open on 10 occasions and more than 250 other elite tournaments. Beyond its exceptional golf experience, the club features an impressive clubhouse and a variety of leisure facilities. Recently named among the ‘125 Platinum Clubs of the World – 5-star Private Club,’ this internationally renowned course is conveniently located just 35 minutes from Barcelona’s beguiling city centre. With a legacy dating back to 1912, the club holds the distinguished ‘Real’ (Royal) status, granted by King Alfonso XIII following his visit. It has welcomed some of golf’s greatest legends, offering guests the…

Designed by renowned golf architect Robert Trent Jones Jr on 130 hectares of land, the 18-hole par 71 course is perfectly harmonised with the rolling hills of Siena. The Tuscan landscape provides some incredible scenery, with backdrops beautiful enough to distract players from their game. Voted ‘Italy’s Best Golf Course 2023’ in the World Golf Awards, the course is enhanced by beautiful lakes, typical Tuscan wildlife and much more, creating a unique and exclusive golfing experience. The practice facilities at La Bagnaia are recognised as being among the best in Europe, while the resort’s PGA professionals are on hand to offer lessons for individuals and groups of all sizes. From Il Rosmarino, the clubhouse restaurant, guests can admire the view of all 18 holes and the La Bagnaia Golf Resort,…

Looks nice, doesn’t it? This was the picture-perfect scene we were greeted with in late November, literally hours after leaving behind sub-zero temperatures in the UK. The weather, the colourful culture and the pleasingly short flight time are just three of the many reasons why Morocco should feature high up on your list of winter golf destinations. It’s comparable to Turkey in its look and feel, but without the reputation of a premier golf getaway. It is thriving, though. Amid a city of organised chaos, Marrakech is home to 14 of the Kingdom’s 40-something golf courses. Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech was voted the best of the bunch in the 2024 World Golf awards, ahead of Michlifen, the Royal Palace of Agadir, and Assoufid – which was impressive enough to merit…

Foxhills, Surrey Suits couples, families and groups – it’s so well rounded. Couples will enjoy the leisure facilities and dining, families will enjoy all the activities, and groups will enjoy the fact two courses are on site and Surrey’s other top attractions are close by. Expect an enjoyably vibrant atmosphere at this hotel, golf and health club. And the courses have never been in better shape. The main building is a grand country estate affair from the late 1700s, but it wasn’t until 1975 that the land became a golf course, then owned by Aer Lingus. Foxhills was bought by Pamela and Ian Hayton in 1983, and it continues to be run by the family to this day. The Roxburghe, Scottish Borders A tranquil Scottish Borders setting for a resort…