Caldy Golf Club

Caldy Golf Club

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Playing at Caldy is one of the most rewarding golfing experiences one can enjoy on this beautiful Wirral Peninsula. Golfers from home and abroad are always welcome to come and share the Club’s challenging course, vast Practice Ground and excellent Clubhouse facilities.

This challenging 6,707 yards course offers breathtaking views from the cliff top holes over the River Dee towards Hilbre Islands and the mountains of Wales.

1906 saw Jack Morris, the nephew of the famous Old Tom Morris draw up a plan for the Club’s first 9 holes. The Course opened for play the following year. The first layout of a full 18 holes, designed by 5 times Open Champion James Braid, came into play in 1931.

In the ensuing years the Club gradually purchased adjoining land and extended the Course to its present format. By considerable financial investment, the Members have also protected and improved the Course by controlling the river erosion of the cliff top holes, building the tees and greens to USGA specifications and undertaking major drainage work.

Course Details

From the often breezy cliff topsholes, breathtaking views can be enjoyed over the River Dee Estuary towards the three Hibre Islands and the moutains and coastline of Wales.

In contrast, the heathland inner holes offer a more tranquil rural vista towards Thursaston Hill and adjacent farmland. This glorious combination of links and inland holes makes for a memorable game for golfers of all standards.

Facilities

	Driving range:	Yes
	Pro Shop	Yes
	Practice Green:	Yes
	Buggies:	Yes

To complement this fine 6,707 yard course, Caldy boasts a large practice range with ball hire and free collection service, a Clubhouse side putting green and practice bunker.
Situated by the 18th tee, is a full sized green with bunker for pitching and chipping practice.