Ranked #60England

West Lancashire Golf Club

Blundellsands, Merseyside

Nearest Airport

Liverpool (LPL)

15 km · ~20 min transfer

Airport Transfer

≈ €30

One way, taxi/shuttle

Hotel per Night

GBP 120–220

The Vincent Hotel

3-Night Estimate

≈ €564

Transfer + hotel + green fee

About the Course

West Lancashire Golf Club was founded in 1873, making it one of the oldest clubs in England. The course at Blundellsands — a short drive from central Liverpool — has been shaped by Old Tom Morris, James Braid, and more recently by Donald Steel into a 6,756-yard par-70 links of real character. The course has long been used for Open Championship qualifying and hosted the Amateur Championship in 1913. The fairways run across low-lying linksland between dune ridges, with the Mersey and the Welsh hills visible on clear days. West Lancashire is part of the celebrated Lancashire links corridor — including Royal Birkdale, Hillside, Formby, and Southport & Ainsdale — that offers some of the finest concentrated links golf in England.

Gallery

Course Highlights

Founded 1873Lancashire links corridorOpen qualifying venueAmateur Championship hostMersey views

Awards & Recognition

Amateur Championship 1913
Open qualifying venue

Visitor Information

Guest Policy: Visitors welcome on weekdays. Handicap certificate required.

MayJuneJulyAugustSeptember

Best months to visit

Where to Stay

The Vincent Hotel

Best base for the Lancashire links, stylish boutique hotel in Southport.

WellnessSpa10km from course

GBP 120–220

per night

Where to Eat

West Lancashire Clubhouse

On-site

A well-regarded traditional clubhouse.

Traditional British