Herons' Reach is an 18-hole resort golf course at Village Hotel Blackpool. The course was designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark and is recorded by independent golf directories as opening in 1994. Village Hotels describes a layout with USGA-specification greens and water features affecting 12 holes.
Current WHS data lists the men's Blue tees at 6,619 yards, par 72, with a Course Rating of 73.1 and Slope Rating of 137. White and Yellow men's tees and a Red women's course are also rated. The golf operation is open to visitors as well as several categories of members and is integrated with the hotel resort.
The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,619 yards, course rating 73.1 and slope rating 137. Designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, the course originally opened in 1994. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Toptracer, Golf Academy, Golf Lessons, Golf Shop, Club Fitting, Putting Green, Short Game Area, and 8 more.
Herons' Reach was developed as part of the Blackpool resort complex and opened in the 1990s. Peter Alliss and Clive Clark were commissioned to create the 18-hole course, which independent golf sources record as opening in 1994.
The layout combines parkland terrain with a significant water component. The resort highlights undulating greens built to USGA specifications and water affecting 12 holes, making approach distance and accuracy central to the design.
The golf operation has become increasingly integrated with the wider Village Hotel resort. Practice facilities now include a covered, floodlit Toptracer range, while membership offerings range from golf-only options to full resort packages with leisure-club access.
The course has staged regional professional events, including finals connected with the PGA North Region.
Herons' Reach operates as a resort and visitor-access golf course alongside Village Hotel Blackpool, with golf, accommodation, practice, coaching, dining and health-club facilities on the same property.
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