West Lancashire Golf Club

North West England

West Lancashire Golf Club, founded in 1873, is among England's ten oldest golf clubs.

Located in Blundellsands near Liverpool, it offers a classic seaside links experience with views over the Mersey Estuary and towards the Welsh Hills. The course, designed by C.K. Cotton in 1961, is renowned for its natural terrain, raised greens, and deep bunkers, providing a challenging test for golfers of all levels. The club has hosted prestigious events, including Final Qualifying for The Open Championship and The Amateur Championship. Celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2023, West Lancashire continues to uphold its rich golfing heritage.

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