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1st James Johnston 43pts

2nd Alan Pedlow 42pts

Front Nine: Johnny Palmer 24pts

Back Nine: Thomas Murray 24pts

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Last Updated: 24 April 2012

1st Team

Neil Linton, Brian Loney, Lee Stewart and Kyle Wilson (94 pts)

2nd Team

David McManus, Marty Oliver, Colin Clarke, and Brian Liddy (93 pts)

Presentation of Prizes - Saturday, 5th May at 6.30 pm sharp - Prizewinners are expected to attend.

No further communication regarding Presentation

Competition Convenor (23rd April)

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Last Updated: 23 April 2012

As Qualifying Competitions will NOT be played for this weekend (21st / 22nd April), the Club Stroke competitions on the Club Calendar will now be changed to two Team Classic Competitions.

Saturday - 4-Ball Team Classic Waltz.  Best 1 score at 1st Hole, Best 2 scores at 2nd Hole, Best 3 Scores at 3rd Hole, Best 1 Score at 4th Hole, Best 2 Scores at 5th Hole and Best 3 Scores at the 6th Hole, etc etc. - got the idea, 1 2 3, 1 2 3, waltz!

Sunday - 4-Ball Team Classic - Best 1 Score at 1st 6 Holes, Best 2 Scores at 2nd 6 Holes, and Best 3 Scores at the last 6 Holes.

It is hoped that the 1st Qualifying Competition of the year will take place on Saturday, 28th April (April Medal) depending on Course conditions.

Competition Convenor (16th April 2012)

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Last Updated: 21 April 2012

1st Team

Patrick Kelly, Philip Kelly, Sean O'Kane and Gerry Kelly (93 pts - back 9)

2nd Team

Brendan Smyth, Patrick Brannigan, Marty Daly and Pat Brannigan (93 pts)

3rd Team

Johnny Brown, Colin Clarke, Norman Mallon and Colin Gamble (92 pts - back 9)

Presentation of Prizes - Saturday, 5th May at 6.30 pm sharp - Prizewinners expected to attend.

No further communication regarding Prizegiving.

Competition Convenor

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Last Updated: 21 April 2012

67 County Armagh lady golfers participated in the Peggy Nelson Stableford qualifier on Thursday 19th April.  This competition was very generously sponsored by McKinney Timber and Garden Products, Railway St. Armagh.  The competition was competed for in three categories with the following results:

• Cat. A: 1 st B. Rice (38 pts), 2nd P. McCrory (35 pts) and 3rd T. McVeigh (31 pts).
• Cat. B: 1st A. Mawhinney (40 pts), 2nd S. Hughes (40 pts) and 3rd P. Gingles (39 pts).
• Cat. C. 1st C. Cassidy (39 pts), 2nd L. Abbott (37 pts) and 3rd A. Attwell (36 pts).
• Par Lady prizewinner was N. Donnelly and 36 handicap was won by M. Clarke.

Left to Right: Seated B. Rice, C. McKinney (sponsor) P. McCrory (Lady Captain)
Middle Row: A. Mawhinney and C. Cassidy
Back Row: N. Donnelly, M. Clarke, T. McVeigh, P. Gingles, S. Hughes, A. Attwell and L. Abbott

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Last Updated: 20 April 2012

Overall

1st  Neil Monaghan (42 pts - back 9)

2nd  Noel Murtagh (42 pts)

(0 - 12)

1st  Paddy Duffy 41 pts

2nd  Shay Brady 40 pts - back 9)

(13 - 18)

1st  Brian Wilson (41 pts)

2nd  Fergal McKinney (40 pts)

(19 - 28)

1st  Basil Jolly (41 pts)

2nd  Paul McKeown (38 pts)

Gross

Neil Cromwell (32 pts - gross)

Prizes will be entered into your Pro Shop Account

Neil nails it!

Three closing pars secured the Sunday Club Stableford competition first prize for Neil Monaghan.

The 13-handicapper nailed the course's most difficult 16th hole and delivered par scores at the 17th and 18th holes to push Noel Murtagh into second place on countback.

A birdie two at the third hole helped Neil to a front nine score of 21 points, and that consistent scoring continued on the homeward trek with a thrilling climax to sign off on. Similarly 12-handicapper Murtagh recorded his own bridie at the fourth hole on the way to 22 points after nine, and he added a further 20 on the back - a bogey five at the final hole ultimately costing him the top prize.

Paddy Duffy was again recording 40-plus scores - he had 41, with birdies at the sixth, 12th and 18th holes - to win the 0-12 handicap category ahead of  Sunday morning early bird Shay Brady on 40 points.  

Brian 'Red' Wilson lambasted the day's slow play for his failure to win it outright, having chalked up 39 points before he stepped onto the 16th tee box. After a one-over par front-nine recording 24 points and steady scoring across the next six holes, he secured only a further two points from the remaining three holes for a 41 points finish - enough, however, to win the 13-18 handicap category ahead of Fergal McKinney on 40 points.

Basil Jolly was delighted with his return to the winners rostrum winning the 19-28 handicap category with 41 points and three points ahead of his nearest rival Paul McKeiown.

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Last Updated: 18 April 2012

Overall

1st  Philip Kelly (43 pts - back 3)

2nd  Benny Simpson (43 pts)

(0 - 12)

1st  George Bradshaw (41 pts - back 9))

2nd  George Gillespie (41 pts)

(13 - 18)

1st  Brian Loney (40 pts)

2nd  Paul Corvan (39 pts)

(19 - 28)

1st  Jim Bagnall (42 pts)

2nd  Gareth Frizell (41 pts)

Gross

Stewart Stevenson (36 pts - gross)

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Competitiions Convenor (14th April 2012)

Kelly's a stableford hero

Philip Kelly's par at the final hole proved the difference between winning and taking runners up prize in the Saturday Club Stableford competition.

Benny Simpson had tracked Kelly all the way to a 43 points finish, but on coutback that par and a bogey for Benny proved the defining action.

Both players notched up an impressive 23 points on a drying front nine track, a birdie three at the par-four fourth hole the highlight of Kelly's start. And it continued neck-and-neck throughout the back nine with both adding a futher 20 points.

A similar countback was required to separate the 0-12 handicap category with both George Bradshaw and George Gillespie returning 41 points each. Bradshaw took the honours.

Brian Loney, a winner the previous week, continued his rich vein of winning form to produce a score of 40 points and claim first prize in the 13-18 handicap category where a very surprised Paul Corvan picked up second prize with 39 points.

And in the 19-28 handicap Category Jim Bagnall won the day with 42 points, Gareth Frizell runner up with 41 points from his round which included a birdie two at the 13th hole.

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Last Updated: 18 April 2012

1st Oisin Gill 42pts

2nd Andrew Rennie 42pts

Front Nine: David Bullick 23pts

Back Nine: Damien Smyth 23pts

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Last Updated: 17 April 2012

DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR ALL MATCHPLAY COMPETITIONS

NEW DEADLINE DATE FOR ABOVE COMPETITIONS

SUNDAY, 15TH APRIL at 6.00 pm

Please get your Name down for the various matchplay Competitions

and support your Club

£3.00 (Individual Cup competitions)

£6.00 (Charlemont Cup competition)

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Last Updated: 16 April 2012

66 Co. Armagh Lady golfers played in the Mary Peters Trust Stableford Competition in sunny conditions on Thursday 12th April.

Mary Black romped home with a massive 42 points.

In second place was Brenda Loughran with 39 points, closely followed by Gail Steed with 37 points.

Category winners were as follows: A: P. McCrory (36 pts), B: C. McAleavey (36 pts), C: T. Corrigan (35 pts), D: M. Pender (34 pts).

Par lady prize winner was E. Grimes and front 9 winner was A. Murphy and S. Donnelly won the back 9.

L to R Front Row: M. Black, P. McCrory Middle Row: A. Murphy, G. Steed, M. Pender Back Row: E. Grimes, S. Donnelly, C. McAleavey

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Last Updated: 13 April 2012

1st Harold Price 42pts

2nd Brian McGuigan 41pts

Front Nine: John Jackson 25pts

Back Nine: Adam Pedlow 22pts

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Last Updated: 12 April 2012

Overall

1st  Lee Stewart (47 pts)

2nd  Gary Lappin (45 pts - back 9)

(0 - 12)

1st  Paddy Duffy (45 pts)

2nd  Noel Murtagh (43 pts - back 3)

(13 - 18)

1st  Brian Loney (45 pts)

2nd  Eric Hamilton (44 pts)

(19 - 28)

1st  Winston Gordon (44 pts)

2nd  Peter Murtagh (43 pts - back 6)

Best Gross

John White (37 pts - gross - Back 9)

All Prizewinners are asked to attend Prize-giving on Saturday, 14th April at 6.30 pm (sharp).

LEE HAS IT MASTERED!

INSIPRED by the sensational golf at the US Masters in Augusta, Lee Stewart produced an astonishing winning round to claim the Easter Stableford prize at County Armagh Golf Club.

The former Loughgall Golf Club player returned an unbelieveable 47 points, and on a week-end which saw some of the highest scoring of the season to date, it was two points clear of the rest of the field. The 13 handicapper was one-under par after nine holes which included birdies at the second, third and seventh holes to give him a platform of 25 points on which to build a winning score. He added a further bidire at the 12th hole on his way to a two-over par back nine finish with a further 22 points to add to his tally.

Tuesday Cup champion Gary Lappin was two points adrift but his 45 points was amazngly one of three returned on the day. His better back nine however, with birdies at the 12th and 13th hole,s pushed out both Paddy Duffy and Brian Loney.

With 'lift,clean and place' still being played and drying conditions throughout the two-day competition providing a good run on the ball, pundits were always predicting  a winning score of 40-plus points. That it came on the most windier of the two days however, surprised many.

In the categories, Paddy Duffy's 45 points earned him first prize aomong the 0-12 handicappers - birdies at the first and eighth holes and 26 and 19 points scored respectively over front and back nines telling the tale of his round. Noel Murtagh deservedly picked up second prize in the same category with 43 points - 23 and 20 points and birdie two at the ninth the highlights.

Brian Loney produced the other 45 points for the competition to win the 13-18 handicap category, amassing 24 points and 21 points front and back nines with birdies at the sixth and 14th holes. Eric Hamilton was runner-up with 43 poiints birdie-ing the second and 15th holes to record scores for 24 points on the front nine and 20 on his return trek.

And in the 19-28 handicap category, Winston Gordon outshone all with 44 points, with Peter Murtagh two points behind on 43 and collecting the runners up prize.

John White produced an excellent 37 points gross and with a better back nine pipped Mark Loughran and the previous week's winner Conor McGurgan to the Best Gross prize. 

All the Prizewinners are asked to attend Prize-giving on Saturday, 14th April at 6.30 pm (sharp).

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Last Updated: 11 April 2012