Are you the owner of Southport Golf Links?
David has been hard at work organising an exciting opportunity for golfers at Southport Golf Links, a top-notch course situated in Southport, Merseyside. Originally a 9-hole course when it opened in 1912, Southport Golf Links was expanded to an 18-hole course in the 1930s by the legendary architect Harry Shapland Colt.
This coastal gem is known for its breathtaking views and challenging fairways, attracting golfers of all skill levels. Keen to provide a modern golfing experience, Sefton Council has invested significantly in the course to keep up with the latest advancements in golf technology.
David ensures booking a tee time at Southport Golf Links is straightforward. Simply call the shop on 01704 535 286 for available slots. His team is always ready to assist, guaranteeing a seamless experience.
Easily accessible at Park Road West in Southport, the club’s address is Park Road West, Southport, Merseyside, PR9 0JS. For any inquiries or additional information, ring up 01704 535 286.
Southport Golf Links offers competitive green fees, with 18-hole rates for adults set at £16 from Monday to Friday, and £18 on weekends and bank holidays. Intermediate players aged 17 to 21 enjoy discounted rates of £14 on weekdays and £16.75 on weekends and bank holidays. Juniors up to 16 years can play for just £8. An Active Choices discount of £12 is available for play from Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays.
For those preferring a shorter game, adults can play 9 holes for £10, while juniors can enjoy it for only £5. An attractive twilight ticket is also available from April to October, priced at £12 for both weekdays and weekends.
More than just a place for golf, Southport Golf Links stands as a hub for social interactions, ideal for corporate events, social gatherings, and even weddings. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or a beginner, Southport Golf Links offers a remarkable golfing experience with stunning views and immaculate grounds. With its rich history and dedication to excellence, it’s a true asset to the Southport community.
