Winners Challenge Bowl Jackie Starkie & Clare Smith (Keighley GC)
Runners Up Jane Wilkinson & Jan Woollen (Eaton GC)
Results of Foursomes Stableford
Winners Catherine Lewis Jones & Christine Pye
2nd Vanessa Barrow & Jill McGhie on cpo from Sue Nelson & Di Aspinall
Results of Team Foursomes Stableford
First Anna Usherwood, Diane Bell, Amanda White, & Louise Bryce (Eaton & Helsby)
Second Alka Tank, Jan Rankin, Elaine Devine, & Theresa O’Neill (Heswall)
The county is pleased to confirm that both Jack Nicholson (Vicars Cross) and Cole Self (Ringway) have been awarded their County Colours following further success this season. Both players have demonstrated a commitment to the county team over a number of years and more importantly it recognises their ability to
The 73rd Cheshire County Dinner returned to the county town after many years and was held at a new venue for the event-The Pavilion Suite at Chester Racecourse. Over 280 attendees from Cheshire Golf, affiliated clubs and other Northern Counties were given a night to remember in dining, entertainment and
Cheshire U14 team have enjoyed a busy and successful season and gained experience playing a range of different courses. They completed their season in style playing Caernarvon boys at the Conway Golf Club, the host too many top events over the years. Team manager Graham McCormack outlined their progress over
The historic Vale Royal Abbey Golf Club has hosted the Cheshire Mixed Foursomes Championships since its relaunch post Covid. As always they provided an excellent and challenging course backed by top class and friendly service enjoyed all of the players and county officials. There were 24 pairs in the field
Over the past six months hundreds of ladies, of all ages and abilities have enjoyed representing their club teams in the East and West Cheshire League competitions. Their aim has been to reach the finals of the Cheshire Ladies Team Championships where the winners from East and West Cheshire meet
Seeking our first win in the Senior Men’s County Finals since 2008, we went into the third and final day at Harrogate having lost one game and won one. This also applied to Lincolnshire, Sussex and Cornwall, so all four teams were in with a shout of winning the title.