Course Information
On arrival
Visitors are advised to report to the Pro Shop to confirm your attendance or contact on 0151 254 1034 Option 1 to book and confirm tee availability. On arrival, please introduce yourself to the Professional.
Green Fees must be paid prior to play via our online booking service.
Payments may not be refunded, credited, or transferred unless our course closes.
Green Fees
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At West Derby, we understand the importance of great food and drinks on a golf day. That's why we offer a range of catering options to suit all tastes, ensuring that you and your guests will be well-fed and hydrated throughout the day. Our bar is well-stocked with a wide selection of drinks, making sure you'll have a fantastic time on and off the course.
We're confident that you'll love playing golf on our well-maintained course, designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels. Our friendly and welcoming staff will be on hand to ensure that your golf day runs smoothly, leaving you free to focus on what's important – having fun on the course.
We offer a range of catering options to ensure that you an your group a memorable day with us. Enjoy a bite to eat before or after your round or both!
Societies
Here at West Derby Golf Club we have a thriving Junior section and this is thanks to our Junior Organiser and long standing member, Mark Feeney. The Junior section was launched by Mark on 1st April 2017 and in his role as the Junior Organiser he has made our Junior membership the success it is today.
Mark was presented with England Golf’s Volunteer of the Year award in 2019 in recognition of the way he positively transformed junior golf at West Derby Golf Club.
If you would like more information or know of any children/young people who would like to participate in our Junior membership, please contact our Office.
All golfing abilities are catered for.
An academy blue course is marked out specifically for our Juniors.
Junior Golf
Safeguarding and welfare is a priority for West Derby Golf Club. Since 2021 it has been a requirement for all golf clubs to hold the SafeGolf accreditation. We want to ensure that all players understand what they need to do to create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.
There are four main types of abuse:
• Neglect – something as simple as failing to provide adequate food and weather appropriate clothing.
• Physical Abuse – examples in sport may be when the nature and intensity of competition exceeds the capacity of the child’s immature and growing body.
• Sexual Abuse – this could include inadvertently showing young people inappropriate material / images.
• Emotional Abuse – examples in sport may include young people who are subjected to criticism or pressure to perform to unrealistically high expectations.
Government guidance makes it clear that ‘safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility’, and we all have a part to play. It is essential that every sector in the golfing community, including players, officials and club staff take the safety of young players seriously.
In October 2018, England Golf launched a national standalone safeguarding accreditation called SafeGolf. SafeGolf is a partnership of UK golf bodies committed to promoting a safe and positive environment for all those participating, working and volunteering in the sport of golf. The safeguarding standards of SafeGolf include the following:-
• Adopting the England Golf safeguarding policy.
• Communicating this to members, visitors, staff, volunteers and parents.
• Ensuring the appropriate safeguarding procedures are in place for the recruitment and deployment of staff and volunteers who work with children.
• Appointing a club welfare officer, with a clear role description and training.
• Providing regular training in safeguarding and child protection for professionals, staff and volunteers who regularly work with children.
Anyone who has a negative experience of golf at a young age is less likely to become a long-term participant. It is important for the future of the sport and every golf club that children and young people have an enjoyable experience of golf. We should all be talking about safeguarding and contributing to meeting our overall duty of care. This is not a child welfare policy, it is a club welfare policy put in place for the protection of ALL members.
Safe Golf