Overall
1st Derek McKeever (46 pts)
2nd Gerry Cullen (44 pts)
(0 - 12)
1st Davy Baird (41 pts)
2nd Gervaise Hughes (40 pts)
(13 - 18)
1st Davy Spratt (42 pts - back 9)
2nd Paddy Hicks (42 pts - back 9)
(19 - 28)
1st Gerry Kelly (41 pts - back 9)
2nd Paul O'Hagan (41 pts)
Best Gross
Conor McGurgan (37 pts)
Presentation will take place on Saturday, 14th April at 6.30 pm
All prizewinners are expected to attend. No further communication regarding Prizegiving.
Derek's the man to beat!
Derek McKeever is undoubtedly the man with the midas touch at County Armagh Golf Club.
Just a week after lifting the Spring League title, the big man was untouchable in the Chest, Heart and Stroke stableford competition, winning by an impressive 46 points.
A superb one-over par back nine securing 25 points was the making of Derek's two point victory over Gerry Cullen. A 15-handicapper, Derek had already amassed 21 points by the turn and with that brilliant run-in was always favourite for the charity prize.
The nearest challenger, Gerry Cullen set about his impressive round in quite a constrasting way - he had bagged 25 points after nine holes, and even with a further 19 points on the homeward trek, must surely have known he'd be among the prizes with a finishing total of 44 points.
The ever-improving Davy Baird, a team winner the previous week, took the honours in the 0-12 handicap category with an excellent 41 points - birdies at the par three third hole and par five eighth holes saw him on his way to 23 points at the turn, and he added a further 19 points over the back nine after failing to score at the tenth hole. Gervaise Hughes pitched in with an impressive round 40 points for the category's second prize - birdies at the third and 18th holes the highlight of his round.
Davy Spratt won the 13-18-handicap category with an excellent 42 points - 20 and 22 points respectively over front and back nines taking the honours from Paddy Hicks who returned a similar score but with 21 points front and back nine.
The 19-28 handicap category was won by Gerry Kelly with 41 points - 19 and 22 respectively returne , with Paul O'Hagan returning 41 points to claim the runners up prize.
The Best Gross 37 points was returned by Conor McGurgan.