Tour our course from above, plan your strategy, see hole pars and tips.
Take your golfing experience to the next level with one of our Golf Society packages.
Our golf membership is open to all. We understand that every golfer is different, and we have listened to the modern golfer’s requirements to be able to offer a range of membership options.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned golfer we have the perfect golf lesson to improve your golf game. We offer a range of group lessons and private one-to-one lessons.
Our sponsorhip opportunities are all built around the love of golf so that all of our partners can enjoy the great game.
With so many experiences available, it can be hard to make your mind up when choosing a gift for someone special, but that’s all taken care of with this Allerton Manor Gift Voucher.
Built on the former stable block and courtyard of the estate, The Old Stables Restaurant opened in September 2016 and has established itself as a family-friendly restaurant offering classic British dishes.
Enjoy Sunday Best at home without the fuss! For the first time you can now enjoy Allerton Manor’s famous Sunday Best at home. Choose from a range of classics dishes to pick up and takeaway from Allerton Manor every Sunday.
Sunshine, table service and your favourite easy dining dishes within the glorious garden of Allerton Manor. Perfect for sunny days, post golf outings or long lazy afternoons that turn to evenings.
Upstairs at The Manor has opened its doors to more than Sunday Lunch. As of Saturday 1st of August, the restaurant is open for dining every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
In May 2018 Fletcher’s Sports Bar opened its doors. The bar resides in the former home of the Fletcher family that built the Manor house in the 1800’s. Live sports are shown on the multiple TV screens and craft beers are served alongside freshly prepared pizzas and other pub favourites.
Browse through our extensive range of gift vouchers, featuring everything from Afternoon Tea, to FootGolf, to dining offers and much more.
View the safety precautions we are undertaking in our restaurants to ensure your continued safety in the midst of COVID-19.
You may have found the perfect venue in Allerton Manor, but you’re going to need the finest flowers, the best band and the most memorable photography to remember your day by (not that you will ever forget it).
With so many spaces and gorgeous photo opportunities, Allerton Manor is simply the venue of choice for any Liverpool based couple looking to tie the knot in a glorious setting.
Whether you’re looking to get married in the Summer sun, or spend your special day in a Winter wonderland, we’re sure to have the right package for you.
With free car parking space for up to 100 cars, we have plenty of room for your special day.
Upstairs at The Manor is our exclusive event space with a private bar and terrace. Refurbishment works were completed in June 2017 for the Grade II listed building.
In May 2018 Fletcher’s Sports Bar opened its doors. The bar resides in the former home of the Fletcher family that built the Manor house in the 1800’s.
Why not host your next Corporate Event or Team Building exercise with us at Allerton Manor Golf Course? We have a range of function rooms and packages to choose from.
All members have access to a variety of weekly golf competitions, an active social calendar and an extensive list of benefits
Enjoy Sunday Best at home without the fuss! For the first time you can now enjoy Allerton Manor’s famous Sunday Best at home. Choose from a range of classics dishes to pick up and takeaway from Allerton Manor every Sunday.
Jacob Fletcher sailed his fleet of ships and family of 9 children from Cumberland to set up his business and home in Liverpool during its shipping heyday. His second son Caleb, like him, had been a shipping magnate in the Port and, after his demise, his grandson Jacob purchased the 150-acre site that is now known as Allerton Manor Golf Club in 1815. The house was built between 1810-1812 and designed by Thomas Harrison of Chester, Harrison also designed the Lyceum building at the foot of Bold Street.
Jacob lived in Allerton Manor House with his younger brother Caleb who were both bachelors, the fine house was passed to their younger brother William when both brothers deceased. William, an Agent for The Bank of England in Liverpool married Mary from the Benson shipping family, they had 7 children together and their youngest son Alfred inherited ‘Allerton’ in 1892.
