Experience a round at Wallasey Golf Club, a historic links course on the Wirral Peninsula, the birthplace of the Stableford scoring system.
Nestled on the beautiful Wirral Peninsula, Wallasey Golf Club truly is a ‘Diamond in the Dunes’. This esteemed links course, founded in 1891, offers a challenging yet rewarding game amidst stunning coastal vistas overlooking Liverpool Bay and the Irish Sea. It holds a significant place in golf history as the birthplace of the Stableford scoring system, devised by club member Dr. Frank Stableford. The course has also proudly hosted Open Championship qualifying rounds, even seeing the legendary Bobby Jones qualify here during his Grand Slam year in 1930.
Visiting without a car is a delightful experience, allowing you to fully appreciate the journey. Take in the charm of the Wirral as you approach this renowned club. Afterwards, explore the nearby seaside town of New Brighton, with its picturesque promenade and panoramic coastal views, all easily accessible for a relaxed day out.