Southport & Ainsdale Golf Club

Established in 1906 amid the tall sandhills and dunes of the Lancashire coast, Southport & Ainsdale is a classic links course that has twice hosted the Ryder Cup, in 1933 and 1937, and continues to serve as an Open Championship final qualifying venue. Its demanding routing through towering dunes, including the famous Gumbley's and Cop Bunker holes, has made it one of England's most respected championship tests.