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1929- English Amateur Championship final
Bill Sutton [right] and E.B.Tipping
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.
1931-Sutton is runner-up in English Amateur
Sutton loses in final to Leonard Crawley
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
1933-Standard Scratch Scores for Cheshire clubs
Standard Scratch Scores for Cheshire clubs
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
1937-Charles Timmis at Saunton
Charles Timmis in a spot of bother on the 14th at Saunton during the English Counties Championship, 1937
1937-Charles Timmis swing in focus
The swing of Royal Liverpool's Charles Timmis is examined in the press
1937-County champion, H.E.Walker
H.E.Walker [left]
1942 - Wilmslow G.C. at war
This picture shows the greens staff at Wilmslow (in the vicinity of the 4th tee). In the background you can make out the concrete poles erected to prevent enemy aircraft landing.
Wilmslow adopted an unusaul approach to the requirements of the…
Wilmslow adopted an unusaul approach to the requirements of the…
1945-Prestbury:The Captain's Bell
The Home Guard platoon based at Prestbury G.C. and led by Kenneth Stoker, presented this ship's bell to the club at the end of the war. It was adopted as The Captain's Bell by the club.
1946-Michael Pearson plays for English Boys
Michael Pearson plays for England against Scotland
1948-County Championship
Charles Timmis of the home club won the championship in 1948 at Royal Liverpool. He defeated A.E.Billington in the final
1950-County Championship
Report on the qualifying round for the 1950 championship at Sandiway, plus Michale Pearson's course record and a photo of runner-up Ian Patey, President Cyril Darlington and the winner Harold C.Humphreys (Prestbury)