Heswall Golf Club

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Founded in 1902 and enjoying a splendid aspect on the Dee Estuary, Heswall Golf Club is one of the very best golfing venues. The gently rolling parkland course affords the Golfer all that is good in the game; scenic beauty with views over the Dee estuary to the Clwyd hills including Moel Famau, Point of Ayr and Hilbre Islands. Enjoy the blissful silence and abundant wildlife on the Dee marshes, a protected and internationally recognised bird sanctuary.

Heswall has spent the last 2 years improving and extending the course and refurbishing the impressive clubhouse which contributes to provide golfers with the 'new Heswall golfing experience' and will be a real pleasure for all. These improvements will be completed by the end of April 2008.

The extended course designed by McKenzie & Ebert (Donald Steel) has an increased length of 326 yards and now measures 6882 yards. Respected architects such as Jack Morris, Harry Vardon and Frank Pennick have designed previous alterations made during its 105-year history.

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

Having been the venue for numerous County Championships, County Matches and other events over the last 75 years, the club was honoured to host the English Seniors' Championship in 2002, its centenary year. More recently, Heswall was chosen by the R & A to host the Junior Open Championship in 2006. This event was held at the start of the week in which the Open Championship was played at Royal Liverpool Golf Club. For the last 2 years, Heswall has hosted the North of England Under16 Championship with competitors from throughout Europe and the event will again be played at Heswall in 2008 between 20th to 22nd July.