The Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs (SUGC) was set up in 1923 to promote golf in the County and to provide competition for top County players of all age groups as a route to Midland and International golf.

Although this principle is still held today, due to the fast paced world that we now live in so the Union is changing accordingly

The System developed and refined by The Council of National Golf Unions (CONGU®) provides a player with a golf handicap that reflects their playing ability relative to that of all other players handicapped by the CONGU® Handicapping System.

Formed in 2004 and based in St Andrews, The R&A engages in and supports activities undertaken for the benefit of the sport of golf.

Despite deriving its name from the members’ golf club, The R&A is separate and distinct from The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.

England Golf is the governing body for amateur golf in England. It is one of the country’s largest sports governing bodies and looks after the interests of more than 1,900 golf clubs and 675,000 men, women, boy and girl club members.

The league was formed in 1975 by Bill Blake of Handsworth golf club and John Shaw; initially started with seven clubs.  By 2012 that number has risen to 55 and split into 9 divisions.

Matches are 8 a side singles playing off level on a home and away basis.

It is undoubtedly a very competitive league and over the years has seen some good quality golf played.