Kohler Opts Against the Trump Approach As He Vows Not to Tread On Toes with Plans for Hamilton Hall
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WHILE Donald Trump may have ruffled a few feathers with his plans for a world-class golf resort near Aberdeen, fellow American Herb Kohler is adopting a more sympathetic approach with his latest venture in St Andrews.
Kohler, a plumbing magnate who is one of the United States' richest tycoons, bought Hamilton Hall, which he reckons is the second most photographed building in world golf - after its neighbour, the R&A Clubhouse - for GBP 11 million last year and is set to take the next step towards seeing it being refurbished.See the full content of this document
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Kohler Opts Against the Trump Approach As He Vows Not to Tread On Toes with Plans for Hamilton Hall
Tomorrow and Saturday, in the town hall in St Andrews, the famous red sandstone building will be the subject of a public consultation and, though Kohler, who also owns the Old Course Hotel nearby, knows exactly what he'd like to do to res...
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