Five Senior Cheshire players , Caroline Berry, Barbara Jamieson, Sarah Naden, Cath Rawthore, & Sara Spencer joined forces with Lucy Ashworth (Durham) Carole Helme (Lancashire) & Karen Jobling (Yorkshire) to win the Jamboree against other teams from the South, Midlands & Scotland.
Well done team
There was a great turn-out of the Cheshire Junior Girls players and their supporters at Bramhall Golf Club for the Skills and Presentation Day. Twenty six girls played in the skills competition and 38 prizes and awards were handed out for success on the day and during the season. Bramhall
The Annual Dinner for Cheshire Golf was the first since the recent Unification of the CUGC and CCLGA and it was held at the fine venue of Carden Park.As well as Cheshire ladies and men officials there were plenty of guests from counties and other golf associations enjoying an excellent
Super Seniors Roy Smethurst (Crewe) & Bob Walker (Royal Liverpool), representing Cheshire, played against Anthony Smith (Hill Valley) & Basil Griffiths (Llanymynech) representing Shropshire & Herefordshire. The Cheshire pair ran out winners by one hole in a tightly fought match. Between all four there is over 250 years’ experience of
Styal Golf Club professional Mark Johnson was celebrated at the Golf Foundation President’s Awards for his 25 years work in junior golf with the Sir Henry Cotton award, named after the founder of the Golf Foundation, and was presented to Mark for all that he has achieved since 1999.The award
Sammy Prince has achieved the rare double of Player of Year and Order of Merit Winner in 2024. The Player of Year is a reward for consistent performances for the Men’s team across the season against the best teams in Northern England. It all came down to the final fixture,