About this course:
Lancaster Golf Club is a classic 18-hole course designed by James Braid in 1932. The par-71 course features two loops of nine holes, measuring 6512 yards. The parkland character offers a striking seaward view after the 11th hole, with notable challenges like the famous dogleg on the 9th, the demanding 17th 'Braid's Best', and the elevated tee to the final green. Ashton Hall, a Grade 1 listed clubhouse dating back to the 14th century, provides a distinctive backdrop along several holes, with the 18th green beneath its windows. Lancaster Golf Club has hosted the Lancashire County Championship multiple times. Facilities include a practice area, driving range, and the Lancaster Golf Performance Centre.
