The Captains' Log
Hello and Happy Easter to All
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Having been impressed with the return of the Captain’s Log by Gerry and Lilly I think its an excellent tradition to keep going as a form of communication to all our members on a periodic basis.
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As both Lily and I have completed the Ladies Annual Meeting and the Club Annual General Meeting it is time to reflect on what has been a successful year for the club.
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Captain's Day 8th July
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Past Captains and Past Presidents Afternoon Tea
Preparations for the forthcoming Captains’ Days and President’s Day got off with a swing at the recent Afternoon Tea for Past Captains and Presidents hosted by Lady Captain Lily, President Paddy and Club Captain Gerry.
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Course Improvements
Members will be aware that despite the battle that Iain and his team have been waging against the elements, there has been a number of subtle improvements to the course.
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Congratulations to 2018 Club Captain, Colm Shannon, who won one of two Scotty Cameron putters in the Professional's Shop draw.
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The Club were advised by its drinks suppliers, of an across the board increase in the price of all drinks with effect from the 3rd April.
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Lady Captain, Lily will be hosting a Ladies Away Day to Edenmore on Monday 8th May.
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Sadly, this month also saw the passing of the brothers of both our Club President Paddy Burns and our Honorable Secretary John Lowe and we extend our sympathies to both families at this sad time.
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The course itself is starting to take shape and thankfully the incessant rain has somewhat abated. The weather throughout March being the wettest on record has made for a very difficult start to Spring and resulted in the golf course being heavy underfoot with some hole closures staying in place for longer than normal.
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