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
Romiley’s juniors have competed in the Derbyshire and Cheshire Junior League for over 20 years. This year they completed the double of winning the League Stableford Trophy and the Best Gross Shield, something they’d never achieved previously. In addition to their D&C win Romiley have been invited to play in
Alsager Golf and Country Club were excellent hosts in all aspects on and off the course for the Cheshire MA Boys team as they hosted Derbyshire.The boys were a credit to themselves and the county as they conducted themselves impeccably throughout the day and played some excellent golf.The opening foursomes
Northenden Captain James Palmer and Lady Captain Estelle Spence have combined forces to support their selected charities in their year of office. James has chosen Alzheimer’s Research and Estelle the Melanoma FundJames said: “Between Estelle and myself, we’ve given the membership a whole raft of different opportunities to donate to
The Jacques Leglise Trophy is the annual match between the boys teams of GB&I and Continental Europe. This prestigious match has has a history going back to 1958 and previous participants from Cheshire are David Bathgate (1987), Sandeep Grewal (1999) Daniel Wardrop (2001) Mark Pilling (2002) Paul Waring (2002/2003*). Dan
Cheshire U14’s had a great day at Prestbury playing against the home club’s strong junior team and were delighted to shared the spoils at 4-4.Under 14 manager Graham McCormack said: “Considering that most of the team had never played this course it was a very creditable draw.“The handicaps were very
Cheshire Under-14s enjoyed their game against a Lymm Junior team reinforced by some top Cheshire Juniors who helped the home team to a 7.5-3.5 victoryTeam manager Graham McCormack: “I’m pleased to say that the weather wasn’t anywhere near as bad as it was threatening, which enabled us to have a
