Eighteen holes asks a lot of the body. Shoulders tighten, feet ache and the mind keeps replaying that one missed putt. Our spa was designed for exactly this moment.
The after-round ritual
It begins with a hot stone massage that works along the back, neck and forearms, the places a golfer holds the most tension. We use warmed basalt and a blend of pine oil and sweet almond, so the whole treatment smells like the woods outside.
Afterwards, guests move to the soaking room for twenty minutes in a mineral bath, followed by herbal tea and a quiet hour in the relaxation lounge. Phones are left at the door.
For non-golfers too
You do not need to have played to enjoy it. The same ritual is popular with walkers, cyclists and anyone who has spent the day on their feet. If you prefer something lighter, our foot and leg treatment takes forty minutes and pairs well with an afternoon tee time.
Treatments can be booked at the spa desk or added to your stay when you reserve. We recommend booking at least a day ahead for weekends.
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