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Founded in 1891 by members of nearby Hoylake, Wallasey is a classic links course laid out by Old Tom Morris and refined over the decades by champions including Sandy Herd, Harold Hilton, James Braid, and the Hawtree–J H Taylor partnership. The club has hosted Open Championship qualifiers on four occasions and retains a portrait of Bobby Jones, who qualified here during his 1930 Grand Slam campaign.
Layout & location
Setting. Coastal, Wirral
Founded 1891 · Designed by Tom Morris Snr; Alex Herd (1901); Harold Hilton (1913); James Braid (1929); Hawtree and J H Taylor (1930s).
Notable
- Open Championship qualifying venue (4 occasions)
- Bobby Jones qualified for 1930 Open and portrait commissioned
- First Stableford competition played here 1932
- Hosted 1956 Open qualifiers
Facilities
- Clubhouse
- Snooker Room
- Dining areas
- Bar
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