Wirral council has agreed to invest £600,000 on the next stage in plans to build a championship golf links, academy and resort in Hoylake. A decision was deferred by the council cabinet last month while more information was provided to members, including a presentation from potential operators Celtic Manor.
The proposed £190m Hoylake golf resort is now unlikely to get planning permission until 2019. Plans for the resort remain firmly on track, after it was revealed last week that internationally famed golf company Celtic Manor is in talks to run it. Wirral’s tourism economy has grown by 40%
Work could begin on building the new Jack Nicklaus Wirral Golf Resort in Hoylake in as little as two years, Wirral's regeneration chief officer says. Head of regeneration David Ball set out the potential timescale for the 350-acre Hoylake development in a briefing to the West Wirral
