Blackpool North Shore Golf Course

18 hole Par 71

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 71
  • Length: 6,388 yards
  • Slope Rating: 127
  • Course Rating: 71.3

Website: https://www.bnsgc.com/

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the prime time to play Blackpool North Shore Golf Course for the best conditions?

We always recommend late spring or early autumn for Blackpool North Shore. You'll dodge the peak summer crowds and often find the course in superb condition, though that coastal breeze is a constant companion. The fairways are firmer, and the greens roll true without the intense summer traffic.

How does the coastal wind at Blackpool North Shore truly impact your game?

Don't underestimate that sea breeze - it's a major player here, often turning a straightforward shot into a real test of club selection and ball striking. While the course itself is relatively flat, the exposure means you'll need to think strategically about every swing, especially on the more open back nine. It's a proper links-style challenge without the dunes.

What's the standout feature or hole at Blackpool North Shore that first-timers shouldn't miss?

Keep an eye out for the par-3 12th hole; it's a real beauty and often plays directly into or across the wind, demanding precision. More broadly, the course offers fantastic views of the Irish Sea and the iconic Blackpool Tower in the distance, especially from the higher points. It's a unique blend of traditional parkland and exposed links feel.

What can we expect from the clubhouse experience at Blackpool North Shore after a round?

The clubhouse at North Shore has a welcoming, traditional feel - it's not overly fancy but perfectly comfortable for a post-round pint and a bite. You'll find a friendly atmosphere, often with local members happy to chat about their course. It's exactly what you want after battling the elements.

Is Blackpool North Shore a good value for money compared to other courses in the Lancashire area?

Absolutely, we think it offers excellent value, especially considering its location and the quality of the greens. Green fees are generally very reasonable, particularly if you book twilight rounds or look for off-peak deals. You get a well-maintained course with genuine character and sea views without the premium price tag of some other coastal tracks.