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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…

Bim Baxter was Cheshire President in 1929. He is, however, remembered for his status in Rugby Union and in particular his management of the highly controversial 1930 Lions tour to Australia and New Zealand.
He is in the centre, wearing the hat in…

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

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 .

Matt Jordan (Royal Liverpool) became only the second Cheshire player to be selected for the Walker Cup. He appeared at the Los Angeles Country Club 2017 following a meteoric rise up the amateur golf rankings. Highlight of the year was winning the…

Royal Liverpool hosted the 2015 championship, and club member Tom Heggarty won in a close finish

Dave Horsey wins at Royal Liverpool

Selectors and officials wrap up warm to observe proceedings at Hoylake

Roger T. Robinson (Royal Liverpool)

Enjoying the paly at the county championship, RLGC

Hosted by Royal Liverpool
Andrew Oldcorn, Roger Robinson (RLGC Captain), Sir Michael Bonallack (EGU President)

Hosted by Royal Liverpool
Pictured: John Davies (runner up), Sandy Lyle (winner), D. Staveley-Taylor (Captain RLGC), John Goodban (EGU President), Peter Deeble (3rd)

Played on the parched links of Royal Liverpool in the 1976 heatwave, home club member Robin Biggs prevailed over a large field. He is pictured with J F Hibbert (CUGC President)

The Matchplay Championship was held at Royal Liverpool