Members Cup - Saturday, 17 September

Division 1 - 1st - Tom Gradwell - 69-2=67, 2nd - Rob Cain - 79-11=68 

Division 2 - 1st - Richard Booth - 80-14=66, 2nd - Ray Stringer - 88-19=69 

Division 3 - 1st - Andy Bennett - 92-23=69, 2nd - Tony Peel - 90-20=70 

Members Cup Champion - Rick Booth


 

Juniors 18 Stableford competition - Sunday, 18 September

White tees winner - George Sinclair - 34 points 
White tees runner-up - Todd Harper - 32 points 

Red/Blue tees winner - Louis Shelley - 33 points 
Red/Blue tees runner-up - Frankie Wood - 33 points


 

Hazel Grove GC Open Day - Sunday, 23 October

Our Open Day's at Hazel Grove are a superb way for golfers to experience exactly what they get from membership here at the club.

Just bring your clubs along and play a few holes on one of the finest courses in Cheshire.

We also have taster sessions for non golfers who are looking to take up our game.

Click here to get in touch if you have any questions about the day.

We look forward to seeing you.


 

Goodbye to 'The King' 

Arnold Palmer sadly passed away but his legacy as a true icon of the game will certainly live on. Labelled as the first real superstar of the game, it is said that 'The King' transcended the game of golf. 

Palmer became the first major US superstar and went on to win seven Majors, including four Masters titles - and his rivalry with the 'Big Three' dominated golf. 

Tributes have poured in, from players past and present, as well as from the US President. 

Jack Nicklaus said: "He was more than a golfer or even great golfer. He was an icon. Arnold was someone who was a pioneer in his sport. He was the king of our sport and always will be."  


 

The wait is over 

Shortly after Jamie Donaldson hit his 9-iron to 3 feet at the 15th two years ago at Gleneagles, Keegan Bradley removed his cap and conceded. The victory was Team Europe's third successful Ryder Cup title. Will Hazeltine be number four in a row?

The wait is just about over with the action getting underway in Minnesota on Friday. You wouldn't have needed us to remind you, but with the tension building we wanted to do so anyway! 

We considered opening a new poll: who will win, Europe or America? However, we know who you'll be cheering for. 

For our American readers, we wish you good luck. Putting biased opinion to one side, on paper this looks like it will be a very competitive encounter. Much will depend on how the rookies perform and whether the home crowd can help wrestle the Ryder Cup back across the pond. Stand by for plenty of "Get in the hole" shouts and, dare we say, a few more chants of that nature. 

Enjoy the action wherever you watch it. If you're lucky enough to be making the trip to the US, then we look forward a tale or two upon your return. We also hope events in America this week will encourage you to get out and play. The clocks haven't changed just yet and there's plenty of golf still to be played this autumn.


 

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