AN HISTORIC CLUB WITH A MAGNIFICENT GEORGIAN PARKLAND SETTING SINCE 1893

While his son Adam has been attracting more of the plaudits at County Armagh Golf club of late, Neil Cromwell’s recent competition victory served as a reminder that there’s more than one accomplished player in that particular household.

Cromwell Senior’s wonderful level-par round on 30 June comprised four birdies, four bogeys and 10 pars. And that earned him 39 points, which topped the leaderboard in a Club Stableford event.

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Neil’s nearest neighbour in the Sunday standings was Brian Digby, who racked up a hefty haul of nine pars including four on the spin from the 11th to 14th. The 13-handicapper’s avoidance of any serious bother elsewhere ensured a fine 38-point total that clinched the runner-up award on a break of tie just ahead of Stephen Monaghan.

Stephen’s occupation of the bronze-medal berth, meanwhile, was the result of an excellent outing that featured a birdie on Old Coach Road and clipped his handicap to 12.