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Lytham Green Drive Vacation
What's included:
- 7 nights B&B at Royal Clifton 3*
- 5 rounds of golf at Hesketh Golf Course, Southport & Ainsdale Golf Course, Wallesey Golf Course, West Lancashire Golf Course and St Anne's Old Links
- Car rental (self-drive)
- All local taxes
from $1345 USD pp

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Lytham Green Drive Vacation
What's included:
- 10 nights B&B at Royal Clifton 3*
- 7 rounds of golf at Lytham Green Drive, Southport & Ainsdale Golf Course, Wallesey Golf Course, West Lancashire Golf Course, St Anne's Old Links, Heswall Golf Course and Fairhaven Golf Course
- Car rental (self-drive)
- All local taxes
from $1835 USD pp

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Lytham Green Drive Vacation
What's included:
- 14 nights B&B at Royal Clifton 3*
- 10 rounds of golf at Hesketh Golf Course, Southport & Ainsdale Golf Course, Wallesey Golf Course, West Lancashire Golf Course, St Anne's Old Links, Heswall Golf Course, Fairhaven Golf Course, Formby Hall Golf Course, Knott End Golf Course and Lytham Green Drive
- Car rental (self-drive)
- All local taxes
from $2460 USD pp

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About
Useful Information

18 holes, par 70, 6305 yards. Links.
Founded in 1913, Lytham Green Drive Golf Course can be described as a pleasant tree lined course with a traditional parkland layout. The course underwent major developments in the 1940’s by legendary golfing architect J.A Steer, bringing it up to its championship standards today. Despite not being the longest course at 6305-yards, do not be fooled as this course offers numerous challenges, with well-defined fairways that require accurate drives to set up for the hole.

The greens have formed an excellent reputation over the years for running fast and true, yet an accurate approach is needed in order to reach these, as they are well protected with an abundance of bunkers. Host of the Open Championships in 1974, 1979 and 1988, this course represents a top quality parkland layout, despite only being a mile from the Irish Sea.
Facilities

Practice Area

Clubhouse

Putting Green

Golf Shop

Changing Facilities

Bar & Lounge
Carts
There are golf carts for hire so it is also advised to request these in advance, whereas trolleys and electric trolleys can be hired on the day of play.

Practice Facilities
The Course features a short game area specifically designed to mirror the challenges golfers face on the course

Attire in Golf Clubhouses
Members and visitors who are dressed casually must be of a smart appearance at all times. Shoes and socks must be worn at all times. Dimpled or spiked golf shoes are not permitted within any of the Lounge/Bar areas of the Clubhouse.

About

18 holes, par 70, 6305 yards. Links.

Founded in 1913, Lytham Green Drive Golf Course can be described as a pleasant tree lined course with a traditional parkland layout. The course underwent major developments in the 1940’s by legendary golfing architect J.A Steer, bringing it up to its championship standards today. Despite not being the longest course at 6305-yards, do not be fooled as this course offers numerous challenges, with well-defined fairways that require accurate drives to set up for the hole.

The greens have formed an excellent reputation over the years for running fast and true, yet an accurate approach is needed in order to reach these, as they are well protected with an abundance of bunkers. Host of the Open Championships in 1974, 1979 and 1988, this course represents a top quality parkland layout, despite only being a mile from the Irish Sea.

Facilities

Practice Area
Clubhouse
Putting Green
Golf Shop
Changing Facilities
Bar & Lounge

Useful Information

Carts

There are golf carts for hire so it is also advised to request these in advance, whereas trolleys and electric trolleys can be hired on the day of play.

Practice Facilities

The Course features a short game area specifically designed to mirror the challenges golfers face on the course

Attire in Golf Clubhouses

Members and visitors who are dressed casually must be of a smart appearance at all times. Shoes and socks must be worn at all times. Dimpled or spiked golf shoes are not permitted within any of the Lounge/Bar areas of the Clubhouse.