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Walton Hall Golf Course in Warrington is regarded as one of the finest municipal golf courses in the North West. This web site has been developed by Walton Hall Golf Club which has active Mens, Ladies and Junior sections holding regular golf competitions throughout the year. The club operates independently of the course, the management and operation of which is under the control of the Director of Golf and Warrington Borough Council.
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Founded in 1909. A parkland course with tree - lined fairways and easy walking. Fine views over Mersey and wearer valleys
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Opened in 1978 Poulton Park is a nine hole golf course.

The course has seen a number of changes over the years with the addition of new tee positions, new greens, and new ponds which offer both members and visitors a challenging test of golf whatever their handicap.

The course has a practice area, putting green, professional shop and clubhouse with a full range of food available throughout the day and evening.

The golf course is situated to the...
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A very testing flat parkland course with many natural water hazards and the prevailing wind creating a problem on each hole.
Date Added: May 22, 2007 Hits: 9 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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Under the expert guidance of Lymm's Course Manager, Stuart Yarwood, and his team the course has been undergoing extensive improvements with the recent additions of various new greens tees and bunkers.

The course is par 71, 6341 yards off the back tees and from the ladies tees it is par 73, 5567 yards. There is a very good mix of holes of different types and difficulties and most visitors find it a good challenge.
Date Added: May 24, 2007 Hits: 6 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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Founded in 1877, Haydock Park Golf Club is a well established golf course situated near Haydock Park Racecourse, it is a mature parkland course of just over 6,000 yards.

It was designed by the famous golf course architect James Braid. You can find more information on James Braid by clicking here.

Only 5 Minutes from Junction 23 on the M6 and just off the A580, it is easily accessible from any part of the country.
Date Added: May 25, 2007 Hits: 8 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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Welcome to Grange Park Golf Club. Grange Park GC is possibly one of the finest tests of inland golf in the northwest. Founded in 1891, the course is prepared to the highest standard by Course Manager Owen Mullen, and whilst not too long at 6400 yards, the contours of the fairways, small greens and penal rough demand the best from players.
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Golf was first played in Widnes during the early years of the twentieth century on the land bordered by Moorfield Road and Bowers Brook, known locally as the 'Bongs".Here the early enthusiasts cut holes and marked out teeing grounds.


The first Golf Club was formed and a nine-hole Course laid out in the grounds of Ditchfield Hall, Hough Green, in approximately 1902. It appears that the club ceased to function during the First World War, and attempts to revive it after...
Date Added: May 28, 2007 Hits: 5 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1
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The Club is located close to the village of Culcheth, some 6 miles from Warrington, and its surroundings give the impression of being in the heart of the country.
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The undulating 18-hole parkland course, opened in 1973, measures 5912 yards, par 71 & provides a challenge to golfers of all abilities. It is one of the best kept municipal parkland courses in the North West and is open daily throughout the year from light until dusk.

Each hole has its own unique features. Generally wide fairways do not unduly punish the high handicappers, but even scratch players will do very well to finish under par. Two par fives, a sprinkling of par threes...
Date Added: Jun 7, 2007 Hits: 6 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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