Cheshire Golf’s President John Heggarty (pictured) was delighted to be asked to be the 2025 Cheshire County President. He has the distinction of being the first professional golfer to be the county President. He brings a wealth of experience and talent to the role and he outlined his outstanding career
Tytherington Golf Club was set up nearly 40 years ago and was the home for the Ladies European Tour for several years, staging top tournaments, and enjoying plenty of team and individual successes. It recently became part of The Club Company group joining 17 other courses. They all have club
John Jarvis has been a member of Ringway Golf Club for 11 years and he is delighted to take over the reins as Captain of a club on the rise. John said: “Ringway is a fabulous club, fast becoming the envy of Cheshire. “It has a course which gets better
Portal Golf Club’s 2024 Captain Steve Sambell and Lady Captain Susan Alexander were delighted to be able to present a fantastic cheque for £33, 025 to their chosen charity of St Luke’s Hospice, Cheshire. Steve said: “We selected St Luke’s as it is a local, incredibly important and something our
Withington Golf Club is on the official River Mersey flood relief plain, under the control of the Environment Agency, and has had the course flooded several times in recent years. But the devastating record floods on New Year’s Day were unprecedented and caused huge damage to the course and clubhouse.
The Ladies at Didsbury Golf Club had a wonderful celebration when they met for lunch with their centenarian member Shirley Leak. Didsbury Lady Captain Margaret Lloyd said: “Until a couple of years ago Shirley was still playing a few holes at the club. “Her 100th birthday was last November but
Linda looking forward to her new role at Disley Linda McCay (pictured), a retired lawyer, is relishing the year ahead as Lady Captain of Disley Golf Club. Linda, who has been a member of Disley GC for eight years, said: “Disley is a gem of a course on the edge
The Men’s County Squad had their final winter session at a chilly but dry Royal Liverpool on Sunday 16 March. Many of last years team are still around to see if they can go one better this term and take the Northern Counties League crown. An added bonus was that
Sheila Harrison has recently retired after 30 years as a primary school teacher and head teacher and is looking forward to an enjoyable year ahead as the new Lady Captain at Styal GC. Sheila said: “I have been a member of Styal seriously for about six years having played on the driving range and par
