152 THE EARL OF IVEAGH AND THE GUINNESS FAMILYBrewing and Property£973m ▲£51m“Adventure golf” is a noisy, shorter version of the game offered at Mr Mulligans indoor courses. Behind the fast-growing chain of 13 sites is the Guinness family, whose Burhill Group operates 22 far more traditional golf courses. Iveagh — better known as Ned, 49 — inherited £62m of shares in the eponymous drink first brewed by his ancestor and the unpublished family stake may well be worth £310m, up 20% in a year. The Guinnesses also have the Elveden estate in Suffolk, £52.9m of assets in two UK companies, the £400m British Pacific Properties in Canada and other wealth.2018: £922m, 152 153 PAUL COULSON AND FAMILYInvestment£966m ▼£444mNicknamed
Its founder and chairman Mark Dixon has dropped 13 places on the Sunday Times 2019 Rich List , to 15 , after his total wealth fell £ 49 m ( $ 63.8 m ) to £ 100 m . Dixon reduced his stake in IWG , selling shares worth nearly £ ##500 m . His holding is worth £ 552 m , down from £ 641 m last year .