The St. Moritz Celebrity Golf Cup
will be back!

Hamburg / St. Moritz – A Long Driver climbed onto the roof of the renowned Badrutt’s Palace and hit a ball into Lake St. Moritz with ease! Top athletes from the Highlands danced with a tartan skirt and free upper body at a party. A German bard took the floor and spoke of the fairest and most original golf tournament he had ever played in. That was the St. Moritz U.S. Celebrity Golf Cup in 2019. Unforgettable.

Next year, the tournament will be played on the courses of the Engadine Golf Club for the second time. Personalities from sport, film and television will compete against each other in two teams – USA and Europe – from 28 June to 01 July 2021. “We already have commitments from charming players,” says Ramun Ratti from the Engadine Golf Club. The 42-year-old managing director does not wish to communicate individual names at this time. In 2020, the proceeds of the charity tournament will go to the heroes of everyday life from the acute Corona period, i.e. the time of curfew. A hospital in the Engadine will be supported. In 2019, the charity will raise around 50,000 Swiss francs through an auction of travel and selected art at Badrutt’s Palace. Ramun Ratti says: “The St. Moritz U.S. Celebrity Golf Cup for the Ryder Cup European Development Trust (RCEDT) in 2019 has shown us in a very gratifying way that golf is very much capable of bringing together people from different corners of the world for a common goal in these unstable times of segregation and exclusion”.

The U.S. Celebrity Golf Cup for the RCEDT in Monaco in 2021 will take place one week before St. Moritz, as it is cancelled this year due to the Corona Pandemic. Its participants will also compete in St. Moritz directly afterwards.

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An estate with biblical garden, infinity pool 
and star cuisine: In the Monastero Santa Rosa at the Amalfi Coast the summer is still in autumn

Hamburg / Conca dei Marini – It is not without reason that the Monastero Santa Rosa has received many awards. Now – after weeks of shutdown – the boutique hotel on the Amalfi Coast with its 20 rooms is once again the perfect location. On the one hand, there is plenty of space in the former nunnery. Through its corridors three Vespa scooters could easily drive next to each other. The tables in the restaurant and on the terrace are so far apart that elephants would not have to break a plate while walking through. And in the terraced garden, guests can play hide and seek for hours among roses, lemon trees and monk’s pepper without being found. Not without reason hotel gardener Michele Scala says: “I have the most beautiful workplace in the world.” Together with his team, he has placed large planters next to the infinity pool for the acoustic and visual privacy among the guests. Those who jump into the water here swim out into the sky and seem to land in the sea.

On the other hand, the hotel follows the security guidelines of the government. Guests are allowed to briefly undergo a temperature check with a special thermometer upon arrival. And they can view the hotel offers on their mobile phones with a QR code. Hygiene standards in rooms and lounges are very high anyway. “In the Monastero, guests find the simple in the special and the special in the simple,” says Flavio Colantuoni, who has managed the hotel since it opened in 2012. This includes, for example, being cooked by Christoph Bob – the restaurant Il Refettorio holds a Michelin star for his creations. Massages and other spa treatments are also available outdoors, with views over the garden to the horizon. For the hotel is enthroned like a guardian of the sea high above the Amalfi Coast. Holidays in these times cannot be more beautiful.

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