Royal Liverpool – Links Golf at its Purest, Shaped by Wind and Time
Standing proudly on the windswept shores of Hoylake, on England’s Wirral Peninsula, Royal Liverpool Golf Club is one of the most revered venues in world golf. Established in 1869, it’s the second oldest seaside links in England and was granted Royal status just two years later in 1871 — a rare honour reflecting its early stature in the game.
Royal Liverpool has hosted 13 Open Championships, two Ryder Cups, the Walker Cup, Curtis Cup, Women’s British Open, and countless elite amateur events. This is not just a golf course; it’s a living museum of the sport — where fairways tell stories and every hole has felt the weight of championship glory.
It is a must-play destination for discerning golfers seeking to follow in the footsteps of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and Bobby Jones.
