Mytton Fold Golf Club sits in the rolling Lancashire countryside near Blackburn, occupying land that once formed part of a working farm. The course was designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark and opened in 1991, representing the design partnership's approach to creating playable yet challenging parkland golf on gently undulating terrain. The layout takes advantage of the natural contours and mature hedgerows that define the Lancashire landscape, with several holes routed through established woodland areas. The course measures just over 6,800 yards from the championship tees and features a mix of open and tree-lined holes. Water comes into play on several holes, including ponds and streams that add strategic interest to club selection and approach play. The routing includes a variety of hole lengths and shapes, with doglegs that reward accurate positioning and shorter par fours where aggressive play carries risk. The greens are generally well-bunkered and feature subtle borrows that reflect the property's natural drainage patterns. Mytton Fold serves as a members' club with visitor access, and the facility includes a hotel and conference center that make it a destination for golf societies and corporate outings in the northwest of England. The clubhouse offers dining with views over the course and surrounding farmland. The club hosts regional amateur competitions and society events throughout the season, maintaining its role as a fixture in Lancashire golf since the early 1990s.