Below is a directive from England Golf: Following on from the Prime Minister’s statement on 23 March, golf clubs and golf courses in England must now close. Full details of the statement can be found on the England Golf website: https://www.englandgolf.org/clubs-and-courses-must-close-covid-19-update/. For security and essential maintenance purposes, Greenkeeping Staff will still work o ...more
We are pleased to announce that Cleckheaton & District Golf Clubs Open Events for 2020 are now available for booking. Here is what we have coming up for you in 2020: *NEW* April Seniors Open Spring Seniors Open Summer Seniors Open Ladies AM-AM Mixed Open Gents AM-AM To book on to these events, head to the 'Book a Tee' tab on this website, then click on 'Open Events' and ...more
The team did well this evening away to Rawdon. Carl Harrison won 3 and 2, Stuart Whaley lost 5 and 3, Nick wood lost 6 and 5, but Noel Roberts came from 2 down with 3 to play, to win one up. Four points each is no disgrace away from home and we have a chance to take advantage at home
The 8-15 Section celebrated two trophies in April to begin what Vice Captain, Mark Anderson hopes will be the first of many more to come. An eight man team visited East Bierley on Saturday 23rd to play their annual Spen Trophy match and emerged 9-7 up to win the trophy for the first time, after last season's inaugural match ended in a draw. The following day's Bradford Union 4BBB Trophy ...more
After losing 8-0 at Clayton on the penultimate week, the team needed to gain more points than Shipley at the final week’s return fixture at home to Clayton. Shipley drew 4-4 at Bingley St. Ives, while Cleckheaton managed to win 5-3 to secure survival in Division One. It wasn’t plain sailing though. Stuart Whalley and Gary Watson gained revenge from the previous week with two wins, but th ...more
Cleckheaton kicked the season off at home to local rivals East Bierley in the inaugural 8-15 Trophy between the two clubs. There was a good friendly atmosphere for what will become a firm fixture to open the season each year. The result went right to the wire and was left to Richard Carmichael to hole a five foot putt for the half that tied the match and allowed Cleckheaton to claim ownership of ...more