England's Golf Coast - A Deep Dive
Golf and the Good Life - Your Guide for Golf Trips Across the PondShow Notes
With The Open returning to Royal Birkdale this summer, D.J. and Connor sit down with colleague Mike Walters for a deep dive on England's Golf Coast, fresh off his trip through the region.
They walk through all three Royals (Liverpool, Lytham & St Annes, and Birkdale), make the case for the deep supporting cast that often gets overlooked, and explore the Good Life in Liverpool.
Whether you're heading to The Open, planning a trip to England's Golf Coast, or just armchair traveling, the one's worth your time.
Additional Resources
The Complete Guide to England's Golf Coast
How Much Does a Golf Trip to England Cost?
Where to Play on a Golf Trip to England: A Regional Guide
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