Wirral Golf Classic: Make the Most of Wirral

Heading to Wirral for the Wirral Golf Classic 2024? Find out how you can make the most of your visit to the borough.

Taking place from 15th-17th September 2024, Wirral Golf Classic is a 54 hole Stableford competition for amateur golfers.

Spanning three of Wirral's best golf courses, Caldy Golf Club, Heswall Golf Club and Wallasey Golf Club, take a look below at what you can get up to once you’ve hit your hole in one!

Food and Drink

Whether you’re looking for somewhere to refuel after a day on the course or a place to celebrate your game, there are plenty of food and drink options close by to all three golf courses.

Burnt Truffle, Heswall

An award-winning Bistro in the heart of Heswall, Burnt Truffle is open Tuesday-Sunday for lunch and dinner. Menu highlights include salmon tartare and braised pork knuckle.

Hickory’s, West Kirby

Offering an authentic experience of everything Deep South, Hickory’s in West Kirby is the ideal place to refuel after a gruelling day on the green. Those who are really hungry can attempt The Smokehouse Platter, perfect for BBQ lovers!

Voisin, Heswall

Voisin in Heswall is a cafe, bar and bistro that adds a modern twist to French classics. Fresh pastries and French breakfast are served first thing, while in the evening you can enjoy dishes such as Steak Frites and fresh mussels.

Things to Do

If you’ve got some downtime during the competition, why not check out one of these nearby venues to keep you busy?

Brimstage Maze

If your family are coming along for the trip then a visit to Brimstage Maze is fun for all ages. The interactive maze takes between 60 and 90 minutes to complete, making it the perfect way to blow off some steam after a tough round.

Championship Adventure Golf

Can’t get enough of hitting a ball into the hole? Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton is a local favourite and easily accessible from all three of the competition courses. Practise your putting or show off your skills as you make your way around the fun holes.

Shopping

Want to pick up some souvenirs from your trip? Or hoping to splash out on a new competition wardrobe? There are plenty of independent shops and boutiques to explore in both Heswall and West Kirby.

Get Outdoors

Can’t get enough of the great outdoors? There’s plenty of outdoor spaces to explore in Wirral once you’ve finished your round.

Thurstaston Hill

For unrivalled views across Wirral and Liverpool, head to Thurstaston Hill. The sandstone hill is the ideal place to climb up on a sunny day and is located in the heart of the picturesque Wirral Country Park.

Leasowe Bay

Right at the northern end of Wirral Peninsula, Leasowe Bay is a wide sandy beach with sand dunes and a hay meadow, offering the perfect place for a peaceful pre or post game walk.

Parkgate

Beloved by locals and visitors alike, Parkgate is a Wirral village that offers epic views across the River Dee. Take a walk along the front and be sure to stop for ice cream whilst you’re there!