Mixed Open

Description

The Mixed Open at Wallasey Golf Club on August 2, 2026 welcomes golfers of all genders to compete individually in a Stableford format competition. This mixed-gender event offers an inclusive opportunity for players to test their skills against a diverse field while pursuing points-based scoring.

Wallasey Golf Club

Merseyside, United Kingdom

Wallasey Golf Club is a classic English links course established in 1891, located in Wallasey, Wirral. The course was laid out by Tom Morris Snr of St Andrews, a four-time Open Champion, lending it significant historical prestige. The links-style layout has been maintained to high standards, with records dating back to 1893 documenting excellent course conditions that have been consistently upheld. As an England Golf Championship Venue, Wallasey has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments throughout its history. The club has qualified players for The Open Championship on four occasions, most notably in 1930 when Bobby Jones competed there as part of his Grand Slam year. A portrait signed by Jones is displayed in the clubhouse, commemorating this significant moment in golf history. The course continues to host open competitions and maintains its reputation as a challenging links venue. Its seaside setting and traditional design make it a notable fixture in English golf, attracting both tournament participants and visiting golfers seeking an authentic links experience.