The Club

We have a thriving Ladies’ Section, with around 240 members from junior girls to our more senior ladies who love to meet for coffee or lunch several times a week.  We have Strokeplay medal or Stableford club competitions every week in summer and fun competitions in winter.

When our round of golf is over, we enjoy a friendly chat over a drink or snack and take in views of the course, the River Dee and Wales.  Our clubhouse is also the perfect setting for our many social events, dinners, dances, entertainments and annual ball.

It was Jack Morris, nephew of the famous Old Tom Morris who drew up the Course Plan in 1906 for 9 holes, which were opened in 1907. His fee was £1.11s.6p. (£ 1.57 ½ p). Twenty three years later, five times Open Champion, James Braid presented his plans for an extended 18 hole course which was opened in 1931. Braid received 10 Guineas for his efforts.

Since those early days the course has undergone considerable investment with the purchase of adjoining land, building the tees and greens to USGA specification. The old Clubhouse is now part of a private residence and major drainage work throughout the course and practice ground has been completed to maximise playing conditions.