Part One – The Formation of The Cheshire Union of Golf Clubs | Cheshire Golf History

Part One of this ten-part documentary series explores the formation of The Cheshire Union of Golf Clubs — now known as Cheshire Golf — and its place within the wider development of county golf in England.Across the North West — from Royal Liverpool at Hoylake to the growing inland clubs of Stockport, Wallasey and Wilmslow — golf was rebuilding after the Great War. Inspired by the established county unions of Lancashire, Yorkshire and Surrey, Cheshire clubs united to create structure, governance and a recognised County Championship.This episode examines:• The rise of the English Golf Union• The development of county golf in England• The influence of Royal Liverpool and the Amateur Championship• Post-war Britain and the social growth of amateur sportThrough archival research and narrative storytelling, PhotoART History brings to life the origins of Cheshire Golf and the foundations of modern county competition.A story of organisation, identity and ambition — told through the fairways of early 20th-century England.Part One of Ten. The Formation.