Royal Liverpool Golf Club
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Course Information
Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Merseyside is an 18 hole, par 72 (7350 yard), private, links golf course established in 1869
18 holes | Par 72 | 7350 yards | Private | Links
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Address: Meols Drive, Hoylake, Merseyside, L47 4AL United Kingdom
Tel: 0151 632 3101
Golf Pro: John Heggarty | Tel: 0151 632 5868
Website: http://www.royal-liverpool-golf.com
Golf Club Facilities
he Links are not suitable for high handicap players or novices. Maximum handicaps are: Men - 21; Ladies - 32. Handicap certificates are required.
Midweek Guide: £100 per round Mon; £150 Tues - Fri *
Weekend Guide: £180.00 per round *
Restrictions: Maximum Handicap 20
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Tee Time Information
Midweek Guide: £100 per round Mon; £150 Tues - Fri *
Weekend Guide: £180.00 per round *
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Review Information
GOLFSHAKE RATING
4.93
AVERAGE RATING 4.8
(based on 56 reviews)
HIGHLY RATED
would play again or recommend
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Reviewed Mar 21 2019
Beautiful "Open" Course
Played on one of the spectacular "summer" days at the end of February, so got lucky for the time of year. Just pulling into the car park felt special enough, to see one of the iconic homes of the famous Open Championship and knowing we were going to be walking the same fairways that the greats had done is actually a very intimidating but incredibly exciting experience. The course is beautiful. It's definitely not the hardest test without the strong winds that the region is famous for, but it's still testing enough! Standing on the first tee outside the famous clubhouse with a few other guests waiting for their turn is also quite a nerve-wracking moment! Thankfully the hole doesn't suit a driver off the tee so you can more confidently hit a safer club without looking like a chicken! There are some wonderful parts to the course, especially as you go out around 8,9,10,11, and 12. You have the sea on your left side for views and I imagine when the wind blows, these holes play completely differently!This is not the cheapest course you will play and in terms of value for money, on the golf side, there are definitely better courses to play for less money, but you can't really put a price on the history of the place and the sheer joy of playing a course you have seen played by the pro's up close on a tv screen. I'm glad I have done it. Not sure I would go back and do it again. One to say I've done, but for the money would look to play another of the old famous courses.
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Reviewed Nov 25 2011
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Reviewed Nov 14 2011
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Reviewed Jul 1 2008
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Reviewed May 7 2022
Stunning place.
So much history, everything you’d expect from an open venue.Tee boxes are better then most greens around the UK.
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Reviewed Oct 13 2020
Fantastic Open course
If you want to play a British Open course this must be one of the best. Although we had rain and wind, the course played fairly and the condition it was in was amazing. A very warm welcome from everyone at the club too. If you get the chance play it.(Round played: Oct 2020 - Score: 97 Handicap: 12.9)
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Reviewed Feb 28 2019
Wow. Just played the 2022 Open venue!
Arrived with great excitement to the car park - picturing where Rory drove himself up when he won in 2014. The day was full of Open memories o the course and of course in the amazing clubhouse - absolutely crammed with Open history. We all loved deciphering the players' signatures on the winning photos when Rory and Tiger won - great fun.The practice area is excellent - a good 5 minute walk to the iconic practice area which impacts holes 1 and 16 with OOB. And what a back drop it provides to aim your practice shots at the clubhouse.
The course was amazing helped by the hottest day in February ever and only a 1 club breeze.
I agree with some reviewers that it is a pretty flat course, And at times the course feels like it is simpy carved out of a field. But the condition is beautiful. Amazing greens fairways and tees.
Favourite stretch for all the party was 10-12 along the coast line with the lighthouse in the background and the coast line to your left. The signature par 3 11th was just breath taking and followed by memories of Tiger holing out on his approach from the 12th fairway in 2006 is just an amazing feeling to walk in his footsteps.
Although the end is probably the weakest part of the course - who cares. The whole expereince is just magical.
We booked with county cards and played an Open venue for £55. Come on!
Only slight gripe - with the Walker cup looming in September they have rebuilt many of the revetted bunkers so most were understandably GUR (which helped!) and they are protecting landing areas on the fairways so offered little mats to play off to protect the fairways (maybe a feature of the area as we played Wallasey on day 2 and they did the same).
Just go play it!
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Reviewed Jul 12 2018
Walking among history
One of the oldest clubs in the area , the course is smaller than it looks on TV but is very hard when the wind blows. We played on next to no wind but you still had to club up maybe one or two clubs at times. The rough and gorse is tough in places and of course a bunker will punish you. The views across to North Wales are wonderful. The greens were very true. The staff in the club house were very friendly and helpful. Take time to explore the clubhouse , its fantastic , loads of history. No matter what the price its worth a visit.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed May 9 2011
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Reviewed May 22 2010
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Reviewed Mar 3 2008
Is a real monster of the championship tees when the wind's howling....
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Reviewed Oct 8 2024
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Reviewed May 2 2024
Legendary Track!
Amazing day yet again at this historic course. I would recommend that anyone with a medium to low handicap play here it is an absolute privilege!Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Oct 13 2023
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Reviewed Feb 14 2023
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