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James Newton (Prestbury) becomes Cheshire's first player since Bill Sutton (1930) to win the Irish Amateur Open Championship.

Roy Smethurst congratulates <a href="https://www.cheshiregolf.org.uk/news.php?newsitem=272">Dave Peel on beating his long-standing appearance record of 186</a>

Dave Peel reached the semi final of the 2004 Mid-Amateur at Royal Liverpool

WILMSLOW Golf Club, the home club of Cheshire President Andrew Henshall, were fantastic hosts for the Cheshire strokeplay championships providing a great course in superb condition backed by perfect weather for three days of top golf competition with…

Wallasey's Josh McMahon wins the Lytham Trophy a year after Matt Jordan's success. He rolled in a 40 footer on the 72nd green to win by a single stroke from anoher Cheshire player, Jack Brooks

Josh Turnock of Prestbury wins the Boys title at Delamere Forest

Ron Harrison makes his 100th county seniors appearance. He is congratulated by Cheshire President Chris Moore (left)

Over to you! Stephen Foster (left) retired after 15 years of sterling service, and handed over to Peter Whitehead.

Josh McMahon wins on home turf at Wallasey

Matt Jordan picks up where he left off in 2017 by winning the prestigous Lytham Trophy. He did so with an incredible margin of 9 shots, closing with a stunning 66 for an 8-under total of 272 .

Mike Harrington (Prestbury) wins the Matchplay Championship at Wychwood Park

John O'Neill (left) won the President's Prize on his home course at Royal Liverpool. He is pictured with 2018 President Chris Moore CBE

Cheshire became the first English county to run a 9 hole championship. The honour of hosting the first event fell to Alderley Edge G.C. who also produced the winner in their Captain, Bill Fisher. Pictured with County President Sean Ritchie is…