Coverage of our Annual Dinner in October is featured in the latest copy of Cheshire Life.
Northenden Golf Club showed how well it has recovered from last year’s horrendous floods providing an excellent course and clubhouse for some of the county’s stars to enjoy in the annual Seniors v Boys match. The boys fielded an Under-17 team to test the skills of the upcoming boys in
The Wilmslow Golf Club were delighted to welcome a record field of over 130 boys and girls to play in the Cheshire Schools Championships.In 2025 they hosted the championships for the first time in 15 years and doubled the attendance in 2026 (could be a national record) to enjoy a
Cheshire Boys Under-14s team enjoyed a close contest as they lost by the smallest of margins, 4.5 to 5.5 to Astbury and Alsager at Astbury GC.Team manager Graham McCormack said: “Yesterday, however, knowing our ability we could have at least come away with a draw.“Even the losers had positives on
Hale Golf Club, the home club of Cheshire Seniors Ladies Captain Tiff Fielden, were superb hosts for the annual Mentoring event for Cheshire Junior Girls. Cheshire Girls organiser Cathy Day said: “It is the first ‘match’ of the season for them each year and we pair one girl with a
Chorlton Captain 2025/2026 Peter Harrison Johnson was delighted to be able to present a cheque for £9,000 to his chosen charity of Kidneys for Life. Peter said: “I chose the KFL charity because I donated a kidney to a lifelong friend seven years ago.“I have known him since 1958 when
The Cheshire Life Members competitions are played each month during the season at different courses across Cheshire and draw a full house of players every time. Cheshire Golf now has close to 1100 Life Members having recruited over 70 in the past year.A number of these made their debuts at