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Arrowe Park is a challenging parkland course on Wirral that has tested golfers since 1932, when it hosted an Open qualifier featuring legends such as Sir Henry Cotton and a young Peter Allis. The 18-hole layout remains largely unaltered from that era and now serves as both a membership club and public municipal facility, welcoming players of all abilities.
Holes
18
Par
71
Type
Parkland
Founded
1932
Layout & location
Arrowe Park Road, Pensby and Thingwall · CH49 5LW
Weekday fee
£—
Weekend fee
£—
Driving range
No
Postcode
CH49 5LW
Setting. municipal course on Wirral
Founded 1932.
Notable
- hosted Open qualifier with Sir Henry Cotton and Peter Allis
- largely unchanged since hosting Open qualifier
Facilities
- clubhouse
- changing facilities
- weekly competitions
- reserved tee-times
- separate ladies and seniors sections
- handicap support
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