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Iveagh — better known as Ned, 49 — inherited £62m of shares in the eponymous drink first brewed by his ancestor and the unpublished family stake may well be worth £310m, up 20% in a year.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
IWG founder and CEO Mark Dixon has dropped 13 places on the Sunday Times 2019 Rich List, to 160, after his total wealth fell £49m ($63.8m) to £926m. The list is compiled by a panel of experts from across the UK media industry, including industry figures such as former BBC director general Tony Hall, who was named in last year’s list. His holding is worth £552m, down from £641m last year.