The Belfry is renowned as one of the world's most prestigious golfing resorts, having hosted the Ryder Cup on four occasions, but there is more on offer than just the Brabazon.

Brabazon Course
The Brabazon Course is steeped in Ryder Cup history, having welcomed the European and American teams on no less than four occasions. throughout the year.

PGA National Course
The PGA National Course opened for business in 1997 to strengthen the Belfry's golfing resort and ease the traffic over the famous Brabazon.

Derby Course
The Derby Course is the perfect complement to the Belfry's feature tracks, whose par-69 layout is an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all standards.

With the exception of Westward Ho! in Devon, Royal Liverpool is the oldest seaside course in England. The original layout was conceived by Robert Chambers and George Morris, and was extended to 18 holes in 1871, the same year that it was awarded its Royal status. In the early days, the links land doubled as the racecourse of the Liverpool Hunt Club, but these days the golf course takes centre stage.

Its appearance may be relatively flat and unthreatening, but when the wind picks up there is little to protect golfers, and negotiating the parched, bouncy fairways and greens is treacherous on a blustery summer's day.