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1st Dermont Haughey 63 nett
2nd Gerard Kelly 64 nett
3rd Johnnie Brown 69 nett
4th Benjamin Jennett 69 nett
5th Keith Stewart 70 nett
6th David Baird 70 nett
Gross Jonathan Hewitt 75
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Dermot strokes a win on championship day
Dermot Haughey was wishing he had qualified for the Club Championship after returning his season's best score to win the alternative Club Stroke competition.
A nett 63 secured Dermot the win in the competition open to players who failed to qualify for the two-day championship event. And in the most trying of windy conditions, it was a score he would have delighted in carrying forward to the second round.
He was however, still delighted to pick up the win, secured with seven and six shots over front and back nines respectively and including a birdie two at the 13th hole.
Gerard Kelly's nett 64, with a four over back nine, secured second prize, and nine-handicapper Johnny Brown's nett 68 with a birdie three at the 14th hole won him fourth.
Ben Jennett enjoyed a steady round for a nett 69 to take fith prize. Keith Stewart's horrendous nine at the eighth hole cost him dearly although he still picked up sixth prize with a nett 70, a score which he shared with Competitions Convenor Davy Baird who had an even more horrendous eleven shots at the same par five eighth hole.
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Nett Winners
1. Gary Lappin 41
2. R McIlvenna 41
3. Mark Robinson 41
4. Kevin Boyd 42
5. Winston Gordon 43
6. Oisin Toner 43
7. Andy McCrea 44
8. Donal McAneney
Gross Winners
1. Neil Cromwell 53
2. Paddy Digby 53
3. Kenny Edgar 54
4. Paul Doyle 56
5. Jerome Leer 56
6. Tom Calvert 56
Gary Lappin is presented with the Tuesday Cup bu County Armagh Golf Club Captain Tom Calvert
County Armagh Golf Club Tuesday Cup prizewinners are pictured with Club Captain Tom Calvert
The Presentation of Prizes will take place on Tuesday 13 September at 9.00pm and all prize winners are asked to attend.
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1st Jim Bruce 41 pts
2nd Craig Talbot 40 pts
3rd Patrick Campbell 39 pts
4th Danny Maxwell 39 pts
5th Peter Murphy 38 pts
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Jim's Bruce and breezy for stableford win
Jim Bruce mastered the breezy conditions to win the Sunday Club Stableford with 41 points.
The 16-handicapper might not have got off to the best possible start with double bogeys at the first and second holes. But he steadied to chalk up 20 points by the turn. A further double bogey at the tenth kicked off the second half but again he steadied to add a further 21 points for his winning score.
In a reduced field from the previous day, five handicapper Craig Talbot deservedly picked up second prize and with it a double share of the Two's Pot with birdies at the third and 11th holes. His 40 points pushed Paddy Campbell into third spot - a no-score at the ninth hole costing Paddy big time.
Danny Maxwell also returned 39 points and failed to score at the 10th hole, but still picked up fourth prize. And Peter Murphy's 38 points earned him the last of the prizes on the day.
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Kenny Edgar, winner of the County Armagh Golf Club Sponsors’ Corporate Day stableford competition, is congratulated by Club Captain Tom Calvert and Paul Kelly from 24/7 Fuels, competition sponsors
County Armagh Golf Club Sponsors’ Corporate Day stableford competition winners pictured with Club Captain Tom Calvert and Paul Kelly, 24/7 Fuels, who sponsored the event
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1st Jim McKeown 61 nett
2nd Andrew McTaggart 65 nett
Category 1
1st Kyle Wilson 66 nett
2nd Mark Shannon 66 nett
Category 2
1st Colm McElroy 66 nett
2nd Andrew Clarke 66 nett
Category 3
1st Gervase McGuigan 66 nett
2nd John Sheeham 66 nett
Best Gross Conor McGurgan 70 gross
Presentation of prizes will take place on Sat 24th Sept @ 6.30 all prize winners are requested to attend,
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Jim's untouchable in Medal
If your going to win a Medal competition, win it with an impressive score - at least that's what Jim McKeown's thinking is!
His nine-under nett 61 was untouchable in the Spetember Medal - by four clear shots.
An 18-handicapper, Jim was just three over after nine holes, dropping shots at the fourth, ffith and eighth holes. But five straight pars followed before he dropped anymore - unfortunately three at the 15th hole. But even with three further bogeys over the final three holes he was still always going to be a winner.
His nearest challenger was Andrew McTaggart who returned a nett 65. The 12-handicapper was five over after nine but just two over the back nine for a deserved second best score on the day.
Kyle Wilson will rue his double bogey at the 18th which ultimately cost him that runners up spot. But his nett 66 led the category prizes, with young Mark Shannon picking up second in Category One with a nett 66 also.
Colm McEvoy bagged the Category Two first prize with a similar nett 66 with Andrew Clarke losing out on countback.
And in Category Three Gervase McGuigan's nett 66 took the plaudits with John Sheehan similarly beaten on countback.
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1st Richard Stewart 46pts
2nd Andy McCrea 44pts
Front Nine: G Lappin 25pts
Back Nine: Jerome Leer 22
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1st Leo King 63 nett
2nd Niall McGeown 64 nett
3rd Jim Bagnall 66 nett
4th Marty Oliver 67 nett
5th Martin Grimley 67nett
6th Jerome Leer 68 nett
Gross John Maguire 71
Presentation will take place on Sun 4th Sept @ 6.00 p.m
Leo King is congratulated by County Armagh Golf Club Captain Tom Calvert after winning the recent Club Stroke competition sponsored by Rollins Insurance Brokers
Club stroke win for lucky Leo
Leo King will not hear of any suggestions his Club Stroke Competition win on Sunday was lucky!
The 17-handicapper produced the best nett score on the day - 63 - to take the honours in the final event of the 2011 summer season.
Four opening pars set him on his way and although he double bogeyed the fifth and eighth holes either side of bogeys seven and nine, he was still only six over at the turn. Par, birdie, par, par kicked off the back nine and despite dropped shots at 14, 15, 16 and 17, he still had done enought to win it.
Niall McGeown's nett 64 deservedly earned him the runners up prize and Jim Bagnall might have been a further two shots a drift with a nett 66 but still picked up third prize.
Marty Oliver and Martin Grimley had to be separated on countback for fourth and fifth prizes respectively, and Jerome Leer rounded up the half dozen prize winners with a nett 68.
John Maguire, a category winner the previous day, collected his second prize of the weekend with the Best Gross, 71.
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1st Terry Hamilton 61 nett
2nd Gerry McCreesh 61 nett
Category 1
1st John Maguire 64 nett
2nd Jarleth McReynolds 64 nett
Category 2
1st Stephen Weir 64 nett
2nd Michael Curley 65 nett
Category 3
1st Creg McKenzie 66
2nd Winston Gordon 67
Gross Neil Cromwell 68
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Terry's card marked for Professional Alan's prize
Terry Hamilton literally had his card marked even before he hit a ball in County Armagh Golf Club Professional Alan Rankin's annual stroke competition.
For when the 16-handicapper was presented with his card before Saturday's event, the words 'needs cut - please!' were written across it!
Whoever's was the insight, it was bang on, as Terry produced his best round of the year to record a superb nett 61 to win the coveted prize.
Four over after nine holes, Terry was to use up just a further three shots of his handicap on the homeward trek to take the honours. And it needed to be that good as ten handicapper Gerry McCreesh was breathing down his neck, finishing with a similar nett 61 and only conceding on countback.
The 'young ones' led the category prizes - John Maguire (4) and Jarlath McReynolds (4) both recording nett 64 scores and also needing to be separated on countback.
A Sunday winner the previous week, Stephen Weir was back among the winners to claim Category 2's first prize with a nett 64, and Michael Curley made a return to winning form with a nett 65 to claim the runners up prize.
In Category 3 Greg McKenzie's nett 66 earned him first prize and no doubt it was his birdie start at the first hole which set him up for that win. Winston Gordon was just a point behind with a nett 67.
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