The North West Junior Inter League team finalists had a great day at Stockport Golf Club as they competed for the championship trophy.Cheshire Junior Organiser Graham McCormack has seen the Mid Cheshire Junior League grow year on year and help with the development of junior golfers but winning the NWJL
Over the Spring and Summer months hundreds of ladies have enjoyed their Inter Club matches in the East and West of Cheshire.After playing in divisions the next step is Knock Out matches between the top clubs looking to reach their finals days in their respective areas.The top teams from East
David Durling (Chair of the Unification Committee), was delighted to announce at the Extraordinary General Meetings on Monday 23 September 2024, that the CCLGA and the CUGC, voted to merge and create Cheshire Golf Limited to become the home of golf in Cheshire for all.Steve Doughty, County Secretary said: “Cheshire
76 players competed in the Cheshire Taylor Made Team Championship final held at Eaton Golf Club on Sunday 29th September. Each player received a towel embroidered with the CCLGA logo (future collectors items!) and some golf balls donated from our generous sponsors Taylor Made.Huge congratulations to Eaton’s Jane Wilkinson, Denise
Vale Royal Abbey GC were again excellent hosts both on and off the course for the Cheshire Golf Mixed Foursome ChampionshipsThere were 22 pairs in the field, who enjoyed excellent weather and good company throughout an enjoyable and well organised competition.Cheshire immediate Past-President Tony Gregory, who was playing with his
Wilmslow Golf Club again provided great support on and off the course as they hosted the fourth Golf Day for the Bare Necessities Charity which provides toiletries for people in need.There were just under 90 players, playing in teams of four, who gave great support on the day before, during
Gareth Bradley (Bramhall) leads the 2024 Seniors Order of Merit with one event to be played – the Silver Cross at Royal St Davids. Bradley has 174 points; either Ian Jenkinson (Wallasey), 159.5, or Simon Bolam (Prestbury) 141.5, could catch him but only if either player wins and Bradley fails
The Cheshire Boys u14 squad have enjoyed a busy season with plenty of team and individual success and development.Team manager Graham McCormack said: “Today at Wallasey was our very last U14s game of the season, a season which has seen some super handicap reductions and enjoyed, I know, by all
In total, 32 girls took to the Bracken Course in cold and damp conditions to battle it out with Isabella Taylor-Stokes (Styal, Cheshire) holding a one-shot advantage at the top of the leaderboard after the first round, which included four birdies and her second-ever hole-in-one, on the 16th, where she hit her pitching wedge.
The annual match between Cheshire Boys and Cheshire girls is always very competitive and played in great spirit with some super golf and etiquette.
All of these qualities were there in abundance at Bramhall Golf Club who were superb hosts on an excellent day outlining the great work done by CCLGA and CUGC in developing junior golf at all levels.
Both teams and officials were delighted that Bramhall Junior Captain and Cheshire and international junior star Dan Hayes was there to meet up with his old friends from golf.
Bromborough’s Berry helps England earn Euros bronze From left to right: Kerry Smith, Jackie Foster, Caroline Berry, Helen Lowe, Tracey Williamson, Judith Halliday (Team Manager), Angela Jones (Team Captain) and Sally Shayler
The equation was simple. With Yorkshire and Cheshire at the top of the table, and both teams playing away in the season’s final league fixtures at Northumberland and Durham respectively, it would almost certainly come down to the number of individual game points amassed over the season. The match at