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Royal Liverpool Golf Course

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Royal Liverpool Golf Course

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Course Type Links Golf Course
Yardage 6,452
Designer R Chambers/G Morris/D Steel
Holes 18
Medal Par 72
Town Hoylake
Post Code CH47 4AL
County Merseyside
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Contact No. 0151 632 3101

The Royal Liverpool Golf Club is a Links Golf Course designed by R Chambers/G Morris/D Steel at a length of 6452 it has 18 holes with a medal par of 72 and a 71 SSS Rating. Situated in the town of Hoylake it is one of the North West Golf Courses that you may want to play and add to our golf course ratings to see if it will become a RateYourCourse best golf course.

There is a new reception area for visitors and an excellent Professional's Shop. It was the Club's aim to ensure that visitors receive a warm, helpful and efficient welcome upon their arrival at Hoylake, and these two areas, the ground floor of a substantial extension, have amply fulfilled that brief. On the second storey is the Club's new library, meeting room and balcony, accessible by lift if so required.

The locker rooms and showers are also new, as is the décor of the entire building. State of the art kitchens have ensured that the RLGC's catering, always highly praised, is even better than before.

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Royal Liverpool a fantastic Links Course

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9.8
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chopper Reviewed by chopper
September 02, 2011
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Last updated: September 19, 2011
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For my Golf Course Review of the Hoylake Links at Royal Liverpool Golf Club it was an excellent days Golf at one of the best courses in the UK. I used the online booking service which sent me a confirmation e-mail of my booking to my phone with a booking reference it was that easy. The Welcome experienced on arrival was excellent and the starter Jim McVey was extremely helpful with letting me know how to get around. The Pro Shop has all you need and the the guys are really friendly and helpful in getting you ready, I purchased a bag tag to add to my collection.

The Course has all the practice facilities you need which I rate 10 out of 10 these include a Driving Range,Putting Green and chipping area my advice is to make sure you know how to get out of the Links bunkers as they are pretty steep with have deep sand.

At 14h55 sharp it was my time to tee off and Jim the starter took me down to the 1st Tee to get me off. He gave me with a last few words of advice as to the best way to play the hole which I thought was a really nice touch and was much appreciated.

For those of you who have played the 1st hole you will know that it is one of the most difficult of opening holes as it has OB both left and right so getting a good opening drive is critical. Once you have got off the 1st tee unscathed it is now time to relax and to enjoy the Golf Course which can be played from Red,Yellow or for the more adventurous Green Tee's.

When it comes to the business end of the Golf Course the Hoylake Links is exceptional from the Tee's to the fairways as well as the Greens and Bunkers. The Cleanliness and Manicuring of the Course is the best I have seen and I didn't even see a broken tee on any of the Teeing grounds. The course played pretty quickly but this may depend on your level as balls can get lost pretty easily. Course Yardage Marking is on the sprinkler heads on all holes but I would also suggest purchasing the strokesaver as well.

You can't fault the Layout and Design of the Course and it will present a challenge to all level of golfers especially when the wind gets up. One of the things you will discover is that the bunkers are well placed and best avoided as they will slow up your progress and you can't always play forwards. According to the local rules Rakes are to be positioned outside the bunker to cause the least interference.

The 19th Hole has a great atmosphere and the Clubhouse according to the Courses Website ''is also home to arguably the finest collection of golf memorabilia to be seen outside St. Andrews''. There are many pieces of interest dotted including photos and old golf clubs all around the Clubhouse, as well as those gathered together in the lobby.

In summary my enjoyment of the Hoylake Links at Royal Liverpool Golf Club was 10 out of 10 and it is one of the best Golf Course that I have ever played not to mention that it has hosted the hosted the ''Open Championship'' 11 times the latest being in 2006 which Tiger Woods won.

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great links course

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Reviewed by lee james
March 30, 2011
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In my golf course review of the Royal Liverpool Golf Club I found this to be one of the best links courses I have played. Great views all around the course. This a great test for all players and a very enjoyable to play. A true links course you can see why the British Open is back here it has plenty of history. There are no bad things to say about this club.
This is a must play

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  • Pro Shop
  • Practice Range
  • Putting Green
  • Scenery and Environment
  • Atmosphere around the Course
  • Timely Tee off
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  • Greens
  • Course Bunkering
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  • Cleanliness and Manicuring of the Course
  • Speed of Play during the Round
  • Layout and Design of the Course
  • Challenge presented by the Course
  • 19th Hole
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