Wallasey Golf Club

Wallasey Golf Club is a true links course that welcomes visitors to enjoy the stunning coastal views that accompany a fantastic round of golf. The course is rich in history, with Tom Morris of St Andrews laying out the course in 1893. The Wallasey Golf Club is also known as the Home of Stableford, as the Stableford scoring system was first introduced there with the first official competition using the format taking place in 1932.

The course measures 6600 yards from the back tees, which may seem relatively short, but when factoring in the constant presence of wind, it will test even low-handicap players. It is known as an exemplary seaside links course being set among wild natural sand dunes and undulating fairways.

While consistently ranking in the top 75 courses in the country the Wallasey has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments including the World Senior Professional Championship and co-hosting the English Amateur Championship in 2025.

Useful Information

Wallasey is a championship links and visitors should be competent golfers. The Club does not currently publish a specific visitor handicap limit
Visitor golf is available throughout much of the week, with rates divided between Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and Friday to Sunday.
Conventional golf clothing is required. Denim jeans, cargo-style trousers or shorts, beachwear, training shoes, sliders and round-neck T-shirts are not permitted
Gentlemen's shirts should have collars and sleeves and should be tucked in. Tailored shorts may be worn with appropriate golf socks
The Club does not currently publish detailed visitor caddie, trolley or buggy arrangements, so these should be requested directly when booking
Smart casual dress is accepted in the Clubhouse. Hats should be removed and wet or muddy golf clothing should be changed before entering the lounge, bar or dining areas

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