Golfing Elite is proud to present Royal Liverpool, England.

Royal Liverpool Golf Club at Hoylake is among the toughest and most demanding of the great seaside championship links of Britain.

Built in 1869, the club has staged major tournaments throughout its long history including ten Open Championships and many amateur events, most recently the British Amateur championship in June 2000. The R&A have announced that the Open Championship will return to Hoylake in 2006.

With a par of 72 the course has fairly been described as a stern test for even the very best golfers. The course measures just over 7200 yards from the championship tees, and the new greens on the 3rd, 17th and 18th extend that challenge.

With wonderful views of the River Dee estuary to the Welsh coast, as with most links courses, the wind is an ever present factor in playing this historic course. This championship course offers a good mixture of par 3, 4 and 5 holes with varying degrees of menace. The fairways are undulating, deceptively flat and sometimes narrow. The greens are of the highest quality and undoubtedly the entire course poses many challenges to even experienced golfers.

After a challenging match the enormous clubhouse provides a perfect place to soak up the history and traditions of the game as well as relax and unwind with a drink.