Wallasey Golf Club

Wallasey, originally designed by Tom Morris Senior in 1891, is a traditional links of 6,607 yards situated in the Wirral peninsula overlooking Liverpool Bay and the Irish Sea with undulating fairways, sand dunes and almost inevitably a stiff links wind. Dr Frank Stableford, a member from 1914, first developed the Stableford scoring system so the club is “home of the stableford.” A plaque was erected on the second tee in his memory. The prevailing north westerly winds make the final four holes among the toughest finishing stretch in golf and the course is one of the sternest tests of golf.

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Wallasey Golf Club,
Bayswater Road,
Wallasey
CH45 8LA

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General Info:	Course Statistics: 18 holes, 6607 yards 6038 metres. S.S.S. 73. Green Fees: Summer 2008 (British Summer Time):- Weekdays: One round £70 ; All Day £80. Weekends and public holidays: One round £85 ; All Day £95. Winter 2008 (British Standard Time):– Daily rate £40. Visitors Info: Welcome with reservation. Handicap certificate required. Visitors must have acquired golfing skills and hold a current Club or Society handicap. Handicap certificates must be available on the day of play. Correct golf attire must be worn on the links. Tailored shorts may be worn with white sports socks or knee-length hose. Shirts should be tucked in. Collarless shirts, jeans, combat trousers, tracksuits and trainers are not acceptable on the links or in the clubhouse. Societies Info: Societies (weekdays only).Special rates apply to societies of 16 or more, depending on numbers and times. Catering may be arranged through the office. Date Founded: 1891 Designed by: Tom Morris, Alex Herd, Harold Hilton Catering: Snacks and full catering facilities.
Local Directions:	From the M53 Leave the motorway at junction 1 following the signs for New Brighton, A554. The road runs into a residential area and the clubhouse is on the left after 400 yards. From Liverpool Take the Wallasey Tunnel (Kingsway). On exiting the toll booths continue straight on following the signs for the M53 motorway. After 1 mile exit at the slip road following the signs for New Brighton, A554. At the roundabout beneath the motorway take the third exit, following the signs for New Brighton, A554. The road runs into a residential area and the clubhouse is on the left after 400 yards.

General Info:

Course Statistics: 18 holes, 6607 yards 6038 metres. S.S.S. 73.

Green Fees: Summer 2008 (British Summer Time):- Weekdays: One round £70 ; All Day £80. Weekends and public holidays: One round £85 ; All Day £95. Winter 2008 (British Standard Time):– Daily rate £40.

Visitors Info: Welcome with reservation. Handicap certificate required. Visitors must have acquired golfing skills and hold a current Club or Society handicap. Handicap certificates must be available on the day of play. Correct golf attire must be worn on the links. Tailored shorts may be worn with white sports socks or knee-length hose. Shirts should be tucked in. Collarless shirts, jeans, combat trousers, tracksuits and trainers are not acceptable on the links or in the clubhouse.

Societies Info: Societies (weekdays only).Special rates apply to societies of 16 or more, depending on numbers and times. Catering may be arranged through the office.

Date Founded: 1891

Designed by: Tom Morris, Alex Herd, Harold Hilton

Catering: Snacks and full catering facilities.

Local Directions:

From the M53 Leave the motorway at junction 1 following the signs for New Brighton, A554. The road runs into a residential area and the clubhouse is on the left after 400 yards. From Liverpool Take the Wallasey Tunnel (Kingsway). On exiting the toll booths continue straight on following the signs for the M53 motorway. After 1 mile exit at the slip road following the signs for New Brighton, A554. At the roundabout beneath the motorway take the third exit, following the signs for New Brighton, A554. The road runs into a residential area and the clubhouse is on the left after 400 yards.