Club Golfers will be invited to get one step ahead of the pros by taking part in a four-course competition in September, including a round at the 2014 Open Championship host venue.
Hoylake links course, managed by Royal Liverpool Golf Club, has been presented with the honour of hosting golf's oldest major for the 12th time, eight years after Tiger Woods won in 2006.
The course will be one of four which will host the The Wirral Golf Classic; a Stableford competition entering its third successive year.
The competition has attracted more than 200 golfers from both the UK and abroad and with those numbers set to rise, people interested will have to be on their toes as only the first 300 will get the opportunity to take part.
It will take place between 23-27 September over 72 holes, with all golfers getting one rest day during the week.
The other links courses involved in the competition also hold high credentials as they have been used for major events in the past.
All courses span the river's Dee and Mersey and include Caldy, Heswall and Wallasey, which was a final qualifying course for The Open in 2006. The entry fees for the competition are currently £229 - though will increase in May - and work out cost effectively to just over the half the green fees of these clubs alone.
Winners will reap over £3000 worth of prizes from Titleist as well as enjoying two social events. For more information, visit: www.wirralgolfclassic.co.uk.
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