Wilpshire Golf Course

Wilpshire Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course established in 1890 and designed by the renowned Scottish architect James Braid. Located in the Ribble Valley near Blackburn, Lancashire, the course is set across upland heath terrain, which characterizes its distinctive landscape and challenging playing conditions.

The layout makes excellent use of the natural topography, presenting a test for golfers of all abilities. The undulating heathland setting provides a traditional links-style experience despite its inland location. The course is maintained to high standards throughout the year, with the heath terrain creating strategic challenges and demanding shot-making.

As a Community Amateur Sports Club, Wilpshire welcomes both members and visitors. The club emphasizes providing quality service and maintains a reputation for excellent course conditioning and a warm reception to all golfers who visit.