Every Hole at Royal Liverpool Golf Club | Golf Digest 

This series is the best. Gets me so hyped for majors

The photography for this particular EHA might be the best yet. The course looks ridiculously beautiful.

One of the best things to look forward to when majors come are these videos

Your production team deserves a serious round of applause for this piece. What I found most impressive was the Incredible amount of research that supported the audio script (voice over). For a passionate golf enthusiast like me interested in “going deep” to learn the details of Royal Liverpool, this piece conveyed loads of information related to course architecture, history, and the natural environment. For someone who’s been in love with the game since the age of 6, this video revealed so much about golf architectural terminology and philosophy that I just wasn’t aware of. Thanks Golf Digest and to your announcer for presenting fascinating and premium content on RU-vid. This piece really-really spoke to the inner golf geek in me!

we are so lucky in the uk to have real golf like this

Great video. Love this whole series, in particular in advance of a major. Thank you Golf Digest

This is a great series..makes me really look forward to the Open...the last 2 finishing holes are brilliant...can't wait for next week.

The front 9 looks so pedestrian but starting on 10, you are like, wow, okay, yeah this course is awesome, especially the new 17th - a thing of beauty.

Erm Hoylake is not 10m NORTH West of Liverpool, because that's The Irish Sea. It is about 10m West, on dry land.

These videos are SOOOOO good. Do these for every major please!

I played the course with a member in August 2022 and am going to Friday's play next week. The 17th hole will be very entertaining - I ended up in the right deep bunker and played a great shot out....into the left one.

This video series is awesome. The drone viewpoint helps to showcase the scenery and layout and the narration is superb. My one complaint is that the lack of ground level views means that we never really get to appreciate what the golfers will actually see (or not see) - there will be a lot of holes where golfers won't know where their ball finishes until they get to the fairway or green. The new 17th is a great example of the visual challenge of Hoylake if you watch Padraig Harrington playing it on The Open channel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QmlmBIsWsGA.html

This was incredible!! Thanks!!!!

Praying for high winds!

Wow, amazing video and aerial views. Thankyou.

I am willing to bet that many pro's and caddie's who will be there this week have been studying this video since it's release date. Great, and very informational video!! Well done!

Thank you 🙏

I live for these videos

Thankyou, that was excellent.

Brilliant content. Thank you

This course looks like a beast. Hitting a ball out of one of the traps looks like a nearly impossible task. If the wind is blowing it is likely more than a few strokes will find their way into one of those.

These videos are great

17 looks cool, but doesn't look like it belongs with the rest of the course.

thank you looks a real challenge in the wind

Great video

18th looks brutal can't wait to watch

ooh the 17th and 18th is going to be fun!

There is a New Bunker on the 1st at around 320 not shown in this video,also on the right at the 16th.

They are gonna light this place up. 17 looks cool though.

cool video

#FANTASTIC

underrated venue

FLAT EARTH

10 miles SW of Liverpool not NW

What drone is used to film this masterpiece? @golfdigest

Hole 3 (#1 for the members) is my vote for the best bunkerless hole in golf.

17 looks scary

10 miles north west of Liverpool would interesting. Middle of the Irish sea😂😂😂😂

Beautiful course, talk to your ball, hoping that it will follow 😂

real golf.

that's a long course! I don't know how they hit it that far!

Links is not my favorite as I like to have some trees and water in play, but nevertheless I love a course that integrates the natural features of the property it sits on.

'no 3 is the most frightening hole in championship golf' but in 2014 there were only 7 doubles or worse in the whole tournament (every hole had at least 4 doubles)

There won't be drought conditions this weekend. It's gonna be a wet one.

Played it last year with 2014 sunday pins played well shooting +3 (3 handicapper) in tough conditions very underwhelming course not a patch on the rest of the Liverpool and Southport courses sadly

Rory will tear this place up

Is it just me, or is there a slight static behind the voiceover?

It's south west

FYI It’s west of Liverpool, not North West.

The first 9 holes look really simple to me (whs hcp 15,1). Professionals should really go low on these holes. I hope the next 9 holes look a bit more challenging!

If the wind stays down, the pros are going to murder this place. -18 in 2006… -17 in 2014 It’s going to -20 now at least. It’s sad to see courses like this be made obsolete.

Ron needs to replace David Attenborough when the time comes. Great narrator.

How can that 520yd. Hole on the front 9 be a par 5…the pros will be hitting it with 5 & 6 irons for their seconds. These days the only Par 5’s for the pros should be holes over 600 yds.

2014 was wet not a drought

Necrotic and Fairy Ring in the greens really make them ugly at times

This course should be renamed "Lucifer's Garden."

Every Hole at Royal Liverpool Golf Club LOOKS THE SAME

2 bunkers on the front of almost every hole. I understand you don't want them to run it up but come on now lets some creativity! 15 under is the winning score !!!!

Links course are generally very bland and non descriptive.

Unpopular opinion, most English links courses and open championship venues are unenthusiastic and boring quite frankly. They all fall back to the ‘heritage’ aspect which is another factor that has absolutely nothing to do with the actual physical course.

looks boring. open should be in scotland

Luckily to play Hoylake last year with a few members who are prem refs that I know.....and wow just stunning. Its stunning and flippin hard 😂 especially if its windy

Links courses just don’t do it for me. Terrible on the eye.

Just awesome looking forward to this year's Open 🏌‍♂️

Yanks can't get anything right. Its not 10 miles North West of Liverpool.

3 ways to describe Royal Liverpool A real links golf course Absolutely beautiful Very VERY hard!! Good luck to all Open contestants🫡🫡🫡