The match between the Cheshire Seniors and Cheshire Boys was played at the delightful Knutsford Golf Club and passing aeroplanes taking off from Manchester Airport and deer in the adjacent Tatton Park were able to see some terrific golf and enjoy an excellent match spanning the ages in Cheshire Golf.The
Cheshire’s first school’s golf competition for over 15 years was held at the Wilmslow Golf Club with 57 boys and nine girls from 32 different schools.First to tee off was Nathan Hopley from Stockport Grammar School using his one iron to drill the ball into a near hurricane wind. His
Heaton Moor Golf Club Captain Michael Connor and his wife Lady Captain Laura Roberts are combining their Captain’s Charity in their year in office.Laura said: “We are supporting The Katie Thorburn Foundation as our charity throughout our year in office.“It is named after the daughter Katie of club members Andy
Sustainability is one of the biggest issues surrounding golf clubs today and the Cheshire Union of Golf Clubs were delighted to hold a Sustainability Conference at The Tytherington Club.The event was open to all of the Cheshire affiliated clubs to attend and the day was led by Owen James, England
Wilmslow are great hosts for Cheshire Schools First to tee off was Nathan Hopley from Stockport Grammar School using his one iron to drill the ball into a near hurricane wind. His tactics worked and for most of the day his gross 70 and nett 70 led the way. Until
Esme battles back to set new county record Esme has enjoyed training with the Cheshire coaches and was delighted to be selected by u14 manager Graham McCormack for the team after recovering from a recent health problem. Esme outlined her progress in golf: “I am 14 and attend West Kirby
Romiley Golf Club made club history as they hosted a Faldo Futures Qualifying Series round for young golfers, boys and girls aged between 7-12 years attracting players from across the region and North Wales to play the competition over nine holes.Playing a big part in the organisation of the event
Sandiway’s Oscar Craig, 17, has a rather well-known golfing step-father: Tommy Fleetwood. Oscar, whose current handicap is a very impressive +4.5, recently played his part in Cheshire’s boys winning the Four Counties Junior Championship. It was then back to warmer climes, with an invite to play in the European Challenge
Cheshire’s men kept up their great start to the season with a big win in their Annual fixture with The Army at the fine venue of Wychwood Park.The fixture came about as a result of a conversation between Cheshire team manager Chris Peterson and Major Jack Musgrove, the Army team
Wonderful Wallasey are fantastic hosts The biggest smile came from Alison Grant (Royal Liverpool GC) who won the Salver with the best nett score of 75, one clear of Julie Schofield (Bromborough), Jacke Broderick(Bramall Park), Ellen Cail and Carole Ryder (both Prestbury). Alison also had the best gross of 85
Many golf clubs across the region and the country have been struggling to get more juniors into golf.But Heaton Moor Golf Club have bucked this trend with some great efforts by club members producing great results.Moor’s junior organiser Jackie Hall outlined how they have achieved this: “Currently we have 95
Ben Spanton has a wide experience as a golf professional and is looking to use his skills and experience after being appointed as head professional at Alderley Edge Golf Club.He will be working alongside former Edge professional Charles le Sueur who has now taken on the role as Golf Director