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1938-County Championship
Report on county championship of 1938
1939-County Championship
Reports on the 1939 County Championship, which was to be the last for several years
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
1949-County Championship qualifying scores
County Championship qualifying scores, 1949. Ian Patey, former English Amateur Champion, was making his first appearance having moved to Cheshire from Hampshire.
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)
1952-County Championship
An all-Royal Liverpool final sees D.H.L.Shone overcome Michael Pearson. In the first image Michael Perason, left, and D.H.L.Shone are with RLGC Secreatary, Guy Farrar (centre)
1959 - Royal Liverpool win Team Championship
RLGC hosted the 1959 County Championship and produced the winning team. Bruce Thompson receiveing the trophy from John Milner, CUGC President wathched by Bill Renison (RLGC Captain). John Graham is behind Thompson. Leasowe were runners-up
1960-Jack Jones retains County Championship
Jack Jones wins his second consecutive championship
1961-Jack Jones wins for third time
Jack Jones (Upton-by-Chester) records an unprecedented third consecutive county championship
1962-Edwards wins first strokeplay County Championship
In 1962 the format was changed to 72 hole strokeplay, however Gordon Edwards had to play a further 18 hole play-off against J.W.Howard (RLGC) to secure victory at Wallasey.
1965-Michael Pearson is County Champion
Michael Pearson wins the county championship at his home club, Royal Liverpool
1966-Gordon Edwards retains county title.
Gordon Edwards (Bromborough) wins at Prestbury to retain his County Championship title
1967-O'Connor's 20 shot victory in County Championship
Arnold O'Connor (Hazel Grove) wins by an unprecedented 20 strokes at Wilmslow
1968-County Champion, Neil Moir
Neil Moir (Wallasey) is congratulated by his club Captain, Fred Davies, on his success at Sandiway
1969 County Championship
Royal Liverpool again hosted the championship, in their centenary year, and again Michael Pearson was runner-up, this time to D.P."Dipper" Jones of Bromborough The winner receives the trophy from John E Behrend (CUGC President) with Michael…