Delamere Forest GC

Founded in 1910 and designed by Herbert Fowler, Delamere is one of the finest traditional heathland courses in England.

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It's Selwyn Lloyd Bowl week, and we're looking to defend the title we won last year.

Born out of Royal Liverpool's centenary celebrations in 1969, we were one of the original clubs invited to take part.

Best of luck to the team this weekend.

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In black and white our Herbert Fowler heathland looks absolutely stunning. The shapes, the shadows, the unmistakable sense of peacefulness.

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Rolling terrain, natural heathland, our home.

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Fine details, minimal course furniture, natural heathland. Intentionally unpolished.

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Early morning sunrise across our Herbert Fowler heathland.

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On #ThankagreenkeeperDay, we want to thank Andy and his team. Over 30 years service looking after our course. Delivering a proper championship test year round while never losing sight of what makes it special in the first place. That balance is harder than it look.

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With the Walker Cup kicking off this weekend, it's worth looking back to 2023. James Ashfield represented GB&I at the Walker Cup at St Andrews. Despite our smaller membership, our testing Herbert Fowler heathland course continues to produce elite golfers.

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Our clubhouse keeping a watchful eye over our Herbert Fowler heathland.

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Every angle of our eighth.

It may seem safer to favour the right of the fairway, but those bunkers grab everything. Hold the left side and you'll have a much easier approach shot. Risk reward golf, exactly how Herbert Fowler would have designed it.

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We have limited spaces available for M/F pairs to enter our mixed open on Thursday.

Enter now to enjoy our course at exceptional value: https://t.co/KFyXyaxz09

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Thanks to the summer sun and limited rainfall over the past few months, our course has been playing true to its heathland nature. Firm and fast.

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Throwback to last month's AIG Women's Open Pre-Qualifying, when we had the privilege of hosting some of the best women's golfers. A day we are very proud to be apart of.

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Andy and his team have done an outstanding job managing our course this year. Thank you from all of us for the excellent work and dedication you bring to the club.

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Long-standing member Donald Currie discusses some of the very few changes our course has seen in its 126-year history, each perfectly in keeping with the rest of our Herbert Fowler layout.

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We have a limited number of spaces remaining in our Men's Senior Open on Tuesday.

It's a fantastic opportunity to play our highly regarded course at exceptional value during the height of the season.

Enter now or send this to someone who should: https://t.co/GT6POJjrtV

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Our closing hole, perfectly framed by the clubhouse in the background.

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This has been home since the beginning in 1910, and we couldn't imagine it any other way.

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What a day at Pre-Qualifying for the 2026 AIG Women's Open. 18 golfers earned their place at Final Qualifying, led by Anne-Charlotte Mora's four-under 67. Thanks to The R&A, our teams, members and volunteers. Best of luck to our qualifiers heading to Royal Lytham & St Annes.

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We're ready. Monday brings some of the world's finest competitors through our gates as they battle for their place in the AIG Women's Open.

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A look at our sixth and sixteenth from above. Playing at vastly different lengths, these par 3s are all about controlling distance. The sixth plays downhill, while the sixteenth appears much longer on the card than it actually plays.