Back in late 2024 the new officials, Captain Tam Donnelly, Lady Captain Paul Underwood and the club’s first-ever lady to be President Kate Turpie took over in their new roles looking to enjoy a great year at their club in 2025. Then on the first day of 2025 their beloved
The annual President’s Day for the County President had the superb venue of Royal Liverpool GC, Hoylake for the guests of Cheshire President John Heggarty. John is the former professional at RLGC and the first professional to be honoured with the Cheshire Presidency. Following an excellent lunch the players were
Cheshire u14 boys enjoyed a second trip to the Wirral where they took on Bromborough juniors. Team manager Graham McCormack said : “I would like to give a BIG thank-you to Bromborough Golf Club and in particular, Steve Littlewood, their new junior organiser, for making us so welcome today, as
Cheshire men succumb to spirited Northumberland fightback at Ringway
Cheshire’s girls team have an annual match against Shropshire with a format of aggregate singles stableford scoring. In the few years this has been run our girls have been unable to win. But that run ended on Sunday 8th June when our team of 8 girls travelled to Oswestry GC
Cheshire U14 Boys enjoyed playing one of the best courses in the country as they took on Wallasey GC juniors. U14 manager Graham McCormack said: “Once more we were up against it handicap-wise giving 140 shots and receiving none. “Wallasey won the first four matches before we came back to
Those who knew him will be saddened by the recent news of Tony Jordan’s death. He was 91. Tony was a hugely popular figure in the game of golf and also in badminton, where his success earned him an MBE. He was Cheshire Union President in 1992 Known for his
Cheshire Boys u14 team enjoyed a trip to the deep south of Cheshire to take on Alsager and Astbury Juniors. U14 manager Graham McCormack said: “First of all many thanks to Steve Woby and Alsager GC for their hospitality today, with special mention going to their catering people for a
Cheshire Senior Ladies began the defence of their Northern League Richardson Trophy in confident style at Sandiway GC. After surviving some early rain the players were then able to enjoy the superbly prepared course in pleasant weather as nearby areas suffered some heavy showers. Seniors Captain Jane Burke said: “Following
Sandiway team win close contest for Westminster Shield
The R&A has announced that the Amateur Championship will be hosted by Royal Liverpool and West Lancs in 2026. The Amateur attracts the world’s best male players with the added bonus for the winner of an invitation to play in the Masters the following year. Royal Liverpool hosted the inaugural
