ARROWE PARK GOLF CLUB WELCOMES YOU
About Us
Arrowe Park Golf Club is a friendly, inclusive club for men and women of all ages and abilities. New members are always welcome!
We play on the municipal course of the same name.
Arrowe Park is a challenging parkland course designed to test the best golfers, so much so that it hosted the qualifier to The Open, when golfing legends Sir Henry Cotton and a young Peter Allis, amongst others, pitted their skills against our 18 holes to gain entry to the greatest golf championship in the world.
The course has changed little since then and always provides an enjoyable round of golf to players of all abilities.
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IF YOU WISH TO BOOK TEE TIMES GO TO
https://activewirral.com/arrowe-park-golf-course/
Our Club does not book tee times.​
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Success at Seniors Singles Final
A close final was contested for the Annual Seniors Singles Trophy
between Billy McEvoy and Steve Atkinson.
Click on our Facebook Icon above to see who won and further photos of the day.
Lady Captain completes Virtual Walk
to raise £2000 for her Charity
Honorary Life Membership
for Liz
Honorary Life Membership has been bestowed on Liz Caine, an honour well deserved.
Liz has been a member of Arrowe Park Ladies since 1993, and over her 32 years she has held every position on the Committee, Lady Captain in 2002 as well as Lady President 2023 - 2025.
Her commitment to the club does not only apply to her voluntary and formal titles, but also her cooking skills as she is also renowned for her boozy trifles!
Congratulations Liz!
Policy Statement
Arrowe Park Golf Club is committed to ensuring everyone participating in golf does so in a safe, welcoming, inclusive and enjoyable environment. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility, including committee members, staff, volunteers, coaches, PGA professionals engaged by the Organisation, members, parents/carers and visitors. Individually and collectively, our actions help create a positive culture where concerns are recognised and addressed.
The Organisation recognises and fully adopts the England Golf’s safeguarding policies and procedures and adheres to their guidance and best practice, for children and young people and for adults. These national policies set expectations and guidance documents provide resources to support best practice across the game. Importantly, each golf organisation has its own duty of care and is responsible for implementing safeguarding arrangements that are appropriate to its activities, facilities, and people.
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“The safeguarding policies can be viewed here:” https://www.englandgolf.org/s