Wirral Golf Club

Wirral Golf Club is a heathland course located on the Wirral Peninsula, laid out on the highest open land in the area. The course is relatively short, measuring just under 5,000 yards for ladies and just under 5,200 yards for men, allowing rounds to be completed in under three hours.

The course retains its heritage of small copses and heathland, fitting effortlessly into the natural environment while serving as an important wildlife habitat. The course design emphasizes accessibility for players of all ages and skill levels, though members note it is "short but tricky" despite its modest yardage.

Wirral Golf Club has a historic past dating back to at least 1894, when it was part of the Association of Reciprocal Golf Courses. The club maintains a welcoming atmosphere for both members and visitors, with a clubhouse featuring a bar and dining facilities. The club actively supports inclusivity initiatives, including the Women Into Golf program backed by the R&A.