Course
Wallasey
Course
Wallasey
Liverpool, England
Wallasey stands proudly on the Wirral coastline, offering a pure and unspoiled links experience just north of Royal Liverpool. Rolling dunes, firm fairways, and sweeping sea views define this classic layout, which has long held a place among England’s most characterful courses. Bobby Jones famously qualified here for the 1930 Open Championship – the event that would begin his legendary Grand Slam – adding a layer of history that still resonates across the links. Known also as the birthplace of the Stableford scoring system, Wallasey blends heritage and charm in equal measure, delivering a round that captures the true spirit of seaside golf.
About
Curated Liverpool Trips
A trip to Liverpool and the North West Coast of England infuses world-renowned golf and hospitality, and several of GOLF.com’s World Top 100. Namely, Royal Birkdale, Royal Lytham, and Royal Liverpool – Host of The 151st Open Championship. The depth of links golf surrounding the city continues to surprise every visitor, with the stark variety and scale of each layout beyond one’s imagination.
Liverpool, Home to The Beatles, is one of the United Kingdom’s most vibrant cities, entertaining all, with nearby accommodation offering a wide variety of designs, including the Titanic Hotel. Royal Lytham allows guests to stay on the property in their Dormy House – an experience in itself.
This region is becoming increasingly popular for all, coming as no surprise when you consider the volume of World-Class golf in the compact region.
