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1929-English Amateur Championship
Cyril Tolley putts through snow in his semi final against Bill Sutton
1929-Ringway G.C., County Team Championship winners
Team picture of the 1929 champions
Picture courtesy of Ringway G.C.
Picture courtesy of Ringway G.C.
Sandiway G.C.
Sandiway is proud to share its’ centenary with CUGC. It was designed by 1912 Open Champion Ted Ray, improved in 1925 by the renowned Harry Colt and enjoyed strong connections with ICI in its’ early years. The freehold was purchased from Lord…
Hale G.C.
A photo from ~ 1910
Royal Liverpool G.C.
Royal Liverpool was formed in 1869 and this world-renowned club has hosted many Opens and championships.
Here we have a recent aerial photo, the clubhouse, the 1921 GB&I v USA match which subsequently became the Walker Cup, an old postcard of the…
Here we have a recent aerial photo, the clubhouse, the 1921 GB&I v USA match which subsequently became the Walker Cup, an old postcard of the…
1931-Sutton is runner-up in English Amateur
Sutton loses in final to Leonard Crawley
1933-Standard Scratch Scores for Cheshire clubs
Standard Scratch Scores for Cheshire clubs
1937-Charles Timmis at Saunton
Charles Timmis in a spot of bother on the 14th at Saunton during the English Counties Championship, 1937
1937-County champion, H.E.Walker
H.E.Walker [left]
1933-Sarazen analyses the swing of Cheshire's John Woollam, winner of the 1933 English Amateur Championship
Gene Sarazen analyses Woollam's swing in one of his feature articles
1935: Woollam wins the English Amateur again
John Woollam wins his second English Amateur at Hollinwell. Images show Woollam putting in the final and receiving the trophy, watched by runner-up Eric Fiddian
Wartime Charity Exhibition matches
Many clubs in Cheshire hosted exhibition matches to boost charities such as the Red Cross
1937-Charles Timmis swing in focus
The swing of Royal Liverpool's Charles Timmis is examined in the press
1946-Michael Pearson plays for English Boys
Michael Pearson plays for England against Scotland
Bowdon G.C.
Bowden G.C. had a very unusual club motto: "Golf is not Agriculture". The club survived only until the 1950s when it was disbanded, many of the members taking up an offer to join Wilmslow.