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Nett Results:

1st  Pat Brannigan (44 pts)

2nd  John Quinn (43 pts)

3rd  George Gillespie (42 pts - back 9)

4th  Jonathan Black (42 pts)

5th  Brendan Toner (41 pts - back 9)

6th  Michael Curley (41 pts - back 9)

7th  Ciaran McCreesh (41 pts - back 6)

Gross Results:

1st  John Maguire (33 gross pts)

2nd  Paul Doyle (32 gross pts - back 9)

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Presentation of Prizes - Sunday, 12 August at 7.00 sharp

Sunday's Competition - Half-Century Cup, Arthur Mayne Cup and Stableford Comp. prizewinners are also asked to attend this prizegiving.

Competition Convenor (11 August)

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County Armagh Golf Club Captain Brendan Smith is pictured with winners in the Holmes and Doran Surveyors Ltd sponsored Open Stableford competition Jarleth McReynolds, Paddy Duffy and Brian Anderson.

Winner of the Open Stroke competition sponsored by Home @ Frasers, Richard Stewart is pictured with Mark Fraser, sponsor, and County Armagh Club Captain Brendan Smith. Inlcuded also are runners up Declan McReynolds, Shea Brady and Andy Conn.

County Armagh Golf Club Captain Brendan Smith is pictured with winners of the Insurance Partnership sponsored Open Mixed competition, Jarleth McReynolds and Aideen Canavan (seated), and (back row, l-r), Eadoin McReynolds, Declan McReynolds, Kathleen Mallon, Iggy Mallon and Lily McMullen.

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Created: 09 August 2012

Conlon's an Open Champion

Conlon Rice readily admits his golfing successes have been few of late, but he was celebrating a major triumph in the County Armagh Open Stableford competition.

The Keady man picked up first prize in the Holmes and Doran Surveyors Ltd, Armagh sponsored event which was held during Open Week at the city venue.

His 44 stableford points - ultimately secured with a birdie three at the 15th hole - was one better than the rest of the field.

The young city baker Andrew Allen had a winning recipe for second prize with 43 points and Paddy Duffy picked up third prize with 41 points in the first of the week's competitions which saw him cut three shots!

Brian Anderson was a new face among the prizes winning on countback with 40 points ahead of Jarleth McReynolds and Kyle Johnston who also returned 40points.

Despite the inclement weather, Open Week was once again hailed a huge success, with considerable numbers turning out for the various competitions.

The Home @ Frasers, Armagh sponsored Open Stroke competition was won by Richard Stewart with a nett 65. Four players returned scores of nett 66 behind him and had to be separated on countback. They were, in winning order, Stuart Lee, Declan McReynolds, Shea Brady and Jonathan Black. And Andy Conn picked up sixth with a netr 67, winning on a back nine countback.

Wrapping up the week's events, The Open Mixed Greemsomes - sponsored by the Insurance Partnership, Armagh - was dominated by the McReynolds family. Jarleth, along with Aideen Canavan produced the winning score, nett 66 ahead of dad Declan and sister Eadoin McReynolds on a nett 66.5.

Iggy and Kathleen Mallon came ever so close with a nett 67 to take third prize. And the Best Gross score on the day was Roy Montgomery and Lily McMullen from Killymoon with a gross 79.

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1st Andrew Rennie 45pts (on countback)

2nd Gary Lappin 45pts

Front Nine: Noel Cassin 24pts

Back Nine: Kieran Donnelly 23pts

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Created: 07 August 2012

Molly Conway is presented with her Ladies Putting prize by County Armagh Golf Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

Carolyn McCall was the Ladies Runner Up on Captain's Day at County Armagh Golf Club and received her prize from Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

Winner of the Ladies Prize at County Armagh Golf Club Captain's Day, Pauline Gingles is presented with her prize by Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

The Visitors Prize at County Armagh Golf Club Captain's Day was won by Brian Daly. Presenting him with his prize is Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

Jarleth McReynolds is presented with his Captain's Day prize for the Overseas/Country category by County Armagh Golf Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

John Lowe won the County Armagh Captain's Day Council and Committee Prize, presented by Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

Paddy Duffy won the County Armagh Captain's Day Past Captain and Presidents Prize, presented by Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

John McKinney, winner of the County Armagh Captain's Day Category 2 is presented with his prize by Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

The Runner-up on Captain's Day at County Armagh Golf Club, Marty Daly, is presented with his prize by Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

Gary Lappin, winner of the County Armagh Golf Club Captain's Day competition, is presented with his prize by Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

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Created: 06 August 2012

FINAL MIXED GREENSOMES SHOTGUN OF THE YEAR

FRIDAY, 10th AUGUST - 6.00 pm SHOTGUN START

GET YOUR NAMES DOWN ON TIMESHEET (in the Hallway)

SPONSOR: NOEL CONN & CO (ACCOUNTANTS)

COME ON ALL YOU GOLFERS - LADIES AND GENTS AND GET YOURSELF A PARTNER

DRAW - PROBABLY SOMETIME ON THURSDAY, 9th AUGUST

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Charity is winner on Captain's Day

COUNTY Armagh Golf Club Captain Brendan Smith will present a cheque for £3,182 to the Southern Area Hospice, thanks to the generosity of club members on his 'big day'.

Foregoing personal gifts which members would present to the Captain, Brendan requested donations instead for the Hospice.

And he was delighted to reveal the magnificent figure of more than £3,000 had been donated by members, friends and guests over the two day period.

"This is just an amazing amount of money," the Club Captain told members. "The Hospice do a lot of good work and I am delighted to be able to make this presentation."

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Gary laps up Captain's Day prize win

GARY Lappin produced a hugely impressive winning score of 43 stableford points to take the County Armagh Golf Club Captain's prize.

And the margin of victory for the 15-handicapper might easily have been significantly more with 'no scores' at the sixth and 16th holes recorded on the winning card!

However, a trio of bridies and a par, par finish produced the day's best back-nine score of 23 points to go along with an impressive 20 points already chalked up on the front nine holes for that winning score.

"I knew I was in good shape when I reached the turn and after I birdied ten and 11 it was all going the right way," said Gary after he was presented with his prize by Club Captain Brendan Smith and wife Bernie.

"Another birdie at the 15th hole gave me another four points, but then I failed to score at the 16th - I honestly thought I had blown it then. I finished par, par and fortunately it was enough to win it. I'm absolutely delighted," added Gary.

A packed clubhouse applauded the young golfer who adds the Captain's Prize to his array of club wins. There was also congratulatory applause for runner-up Marty Daly who secured his prize with a score of 42 points. A 12-handicapper, Marty scored steadily throughout his round with 21 points amassed over front and back nines for his 42points score.

Three scores of 41 points took the Category Prizes. Six-handicapper Jim Wilson's one-over nett and 41 points won the 0-12 handicap category. John McKinney, who plays of 14, won the 13-18 handicap category and Hugh McEneaney (21) took the honours in the 19-28 handicap category.

In all 17 prizes were presented on the evening of celebration enjoyed by club members, guests and friends of Captain Smith. In his presentation speech he praised the many players - over 250 - who took part during the two days of the competition, and paid tribute to the club greenkeeper, convenors and officials, including secretary Damien Murray and competitions convenor Paddy Burns, for all their support throughout the year.

Patrick Brannigan (jnr) delivered a jovial response to the Club Captain's speech before the celebrations by al the prize winners began in earnest and continued into the wee small hours.

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Created: 05 August 2012