This Australian Karri wood has a beautiful mahogany color; used extensively in the building industry, particularly in roofs due to the length and uninterrupted knot-free nature of the trunk.
Deep red kind of umber wallpaper, soft furnishings, dark pine wood, small little hexagonal bar tucked into the corner, looking out onto the sea over Morecambe Bay.
And in the course called Fire, the bunkers have red-brown sand, which looks actually pretty similar to the real sand from the desert just across from the golf course.
It's kind of dried and then ground up, and it's this sort of reddish-brownish powder that we sprinkle predominantly on kebabs, and it sort of lends this floral sourness.