The Golf Course

Laid out when Wirral was countryside and seashore, the course fits effortlessly into the natural environment, covering the highest open land on the peninsula.

A Course To Enjoy

The course rewards thoughtful play – be cautious and you will score, but only by combining caution with boldness will you score well. Small traditional greens are often elevated to deflect or stifle the wavering approach shot. Bunkers lie in those very places where the ball wants to roll. Any drives hit off line (if found) will leave the golfer with a shot into the green over trees, gorse or hazards. At around 5,000 yards, Wirral Golf Club is a compact golf course (par 70 for women and par 68 for men). It has short walks between greens and the next tee and with a round taking on average a little over three hours, the golfer will have had their game tested, enjoyed a walk in a traditional natural setting and perhaps most importantly have enjoyed the good company of fellow golfers with plenty of time left to mull over their game whilst enjoying the rest of the facilities at the clubhouse.