Spotlight on Haydock Park Golf Club

The team at Haydock Park Golf Club delight in creating beautiful weddings designed around you. From the moment you begin your planning to the time you leave as newlyweds, this close-knit and highly experienced team are devoted to making sure your special day is everything you want it to be. On offer is a choice of ceremony and reception spaces, which can be tailored to meet your individual requirements.

Wedding reception layout at Haydock Park Golf Club with white and navy theme

The first of which is the Newton Lounge. Able to host 65 loved ones for your ceremony it offers fantastic panoramic views of the golf course. It can later be used in partnership with the Haydock Park Suite to cater for larger numbers up to 170 for the evening bash.

Speaking of the Haydock Park Suite, this spacious room also offers fabulous views across the golf course. It can hold up to 120 guests for your reception and evening do and includes exclusive use of a private bar. Here, you'll also find a dancefloor and various room layouts are available as needed.

Complimentary rounds of golf and afternoon tea are available for the wedding party as part of the venue's top packages, along with super-fun photo opportunities on the course in one of their buggies.

Discover more at www.haydockparkgc.co.uk or call 01925 228 525

Wedding reception layout at Haydock Park Golf Club with ceiling drapes and fairylights
Wedding reception layout at Haydock Park Golf Club with pink theme and sweet cart in the background
Wedding reception layout at Haydock Park Golf Club with rustic and pink theme

You and your guests will dine like kings and queens with a wedding breakfast here. Check out this sample menu...

STARTERS
Prawn cocktail
Prawn & melon with salad qarni
Soup of your choice
Smoked salmon & cream cheese
Duck & orange pate toasted breads
Melon fan served with fresh fruits
Salmon & dill fish cakes
Garlic mushrooms
Brushetta
Thai fish cakes with sweet chili
Potato skins with bacon cheese sour cream dips

Wedding reception layout at Haydock Park Golf Club with fairylight backdrop

MAINS
Roasts - lamb, beef, turkey or ham
Lamb shanks
Fillet of salmon in hollandaise sauce
Chicken chasseur
Chicken & white wine
Chicken stuffed with cheese wrapped in bacon
Vegetable Wellington
Vegetable carnonlonli

Wedding reception layout at Haydock Park Golf Club with flower-filled martini glass centrepieces

DESSERTS
Baileys & toffee cheesecake
Belgian chocolate truffle
Chocolate fudge cake
Ginger & orange cheesecake
Lemon torte
Salted caramel torte
Sherry trifle
Strawberry & prosecco cheesecake
Fresh fruit salad
Gin & lime cheesecake
Sticky toffee pudding & custard

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