Heswall Golf Club

Founded in 1902 and enjoying a splendid aspect on the Dee Estuary, Heswall Golf Club is a gently rolling parkland course in superb conditions and affords the Golfer all that is good in the game. Scenic beauty with uninterrupted views over the Welsh hills and coastline, blissful silence and abundant wildlife on Dee marshes, a protected and internationally recognised bird sanctuary, all contributing to Heswall experiences.

Heswall has been chosen by the R&A to host the Junior Open Championship in 2006, the same year that The Open Championship comes to the Royal Liverpool. The Junior Open, first played in 1994, continues to grow in popularity and Heswall will join a list of distinguished venues including Formby, Crail and Royal Musselburgh.

In the past the club has been host to many qualifying championships and county events and only last year was one of the venues for the English Seniors Amateur Championship, together with neighbouring Bromborough.

With its proximity to the Dee Estuary and Irish Sea, the weather always plays a part in any round of golf. With this, numerous trees planted over recent decades and strategically placed bunkers the golfer faces an interesting challenge when playing at Heswall.

Road Directions

Exit Jct. 4 from the M53 and take the 2nd turning on the left marked "Heswall 4 miles". Follow the A5137 to the roundabout, where you will see the Devon Doorway pub on the right. Bear right and follow the signs for "Gayton / Heswall Golf Club".

Public Transport Directions

For information on public transport please contact Merseytravel on 0870 608 2 608 or www.merseytravel.gov.uk