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NEW DEADLINE DATE FOR ABOVE COMPETITIONS

SUNDAY, 15TH APRIL at 6.00 pm

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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

All the Prizewinners in the Competitions listed below are asked to attend Prize-giving on Saturday, 14th April at 6.30 pm

1  CHEST, HEART and STROKE;

2  C P McNABB TROPHY; and

3 The EASTER STABLEFORD.

There will be no further communications regarding this Presentation.

All Prizewinners are asked, and are expected to attend.

P Burns (Competition Convenor)

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Last Updated: 08 April 2012

69 Ladies played

1st Bernie Rice 40pts

2nd Sylvia Ashe   38pts

3rd Anne Black 38pts

Cat A Cait Mc kinney 38pts

Cat B Irene Lutton 36pts

Cat C catherine Mc Anerney 36pts

Cat D Joy Steenson 34 pts

Front 9 Carmel Cassidy 22pts

Back 9 Ellen Brady 18pts

36 er Ruth Beckett

Par Lady Nan Donnelly

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Last Updated: 05 April 2012

Overall

1st  Gary Lappin (44 pts) - Winner of the C P McNabb Trophy

2nd  Dudley Marjoram (43 pts - back 9)

(0 - 12)

1st  Jerome Leer (42 pts)

2nd  Anthony Farrell (41 pts - back 3)

(13 - 18)

1st  Francie Grimley (43 pts)

2nd  Miceal McParland 42 pts - back 9)

(19 - 28)

1st  Winston Gordon (43 pts)

2nd  Jim Bagnall (42 pts)

Best Gross

Conor McGurgan (35 pts - back 9)

Presentation of Prizes - Saturday, 14th April at 6.30 pm.  All Prizewinners are expected to attend.  (No further comunication will be sent to any of the above prizewinners regarding presentation)

Season first for Gary

Gary Lappin will be presented with the CP McNabb Trophy at County Armagh Golf Club later this month after winning the season's first major stableford competition.

Last year's Tuesday Cup winner clinched the coveted silverware with a superb 44 stableford points. The 17-handicapper was in sizzling form from the off and by the turn was just four over par, giving him a massive 23 points lead from his front nine which included a birdie two at the third hole. After a double bogey at the tenth hole, Gary used up just a further three shots of his handicap to add a further 21 points for a winning total 44.

In second place with 43 points Dudley Marjoram produced steady scoring front and back nine with 21 and 22points respectively earming him the runners up prize on countback.

Traditionally held over two-days, the CP McNabb Trophy once again attracted a huge field, and interestingly it was the Saturday players' who produced the better scores in conditions considerably more difficult than those on Sunday.

Jerome Leer led the category charge with 42 points winning the 0-12 handicaps - a level par front nine and one over back nine producing 21 poionts from each to pip Anthony Farrell on 41 points.

Francie Grimley won the 13-18 handicap categopry with 43 points - a superb front nine producing a masisive 25 points with a further 18 added after the second nine. And Michael McParland showed some of his winning form from the previous year with 42 points securing him second prize in the category.

Winston Gordon's recent good form also earned him first prize in the 19-28 handicap category with 23 and 20 points respectively amassing a winning 43 points, importantly one more than Jim Bagnall who scored 42 points.

The Best Gross score 35 points was won by Conor McGurgan who pipped both Jarlath McReynolds and Mark Loughran with a better back nine score.

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Last Updated: 04 April 2012

Two Senior Competitions (Over 50's) commence next week:-

The Club Mens Seniors Competition starts on Wednesday, 11th April, going on for 12 weeks, ending on Wednesday, 27th June, with the top 16 players qualifying for 2 days of stableford competition on the first two Wednesdays of September.  (No matchplay this year over the summer.)  The overall winner will receive The Pat Russell Memorial Trophy. (Sponsor: The Paul McCreesh Group)  Co-ordinator of this Competition: Gerry McCreesh.

The first of 6 monthly Ladies/Gents Open Seniors Stableford Competition gets under way on Friday, 13th April (lucky for some!) - last tee-time 1.00 pm (no later) as competition prize-giving will take place at 6.00 pm, same evening.  Co-ordinator of this Competition: Desi McLaughlin.

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Last Updated: 04 April 2012

1st Oisin Toner 43pts

2nd Gary Lappin 41pts

3rd Leo King 40pts

4th Anthony Farrell 39pts

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Last Updated: 03 April 2012

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.

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Last Updated: 01 April 2012

1st Team

Andy Steed, Francie Grimley, Declan Lenagh and Ian Millar - 56 pts

4-BALL ECLECTIC WINNERS: County Armagh Golf Club Captain Brendan Smyth is pictured with winners of the 4-Ball Eclectic competition, from left, Brendan Lynch, Declan Lenagh and Andy Steed.

2nd Team

Terry Chin, Rodney Lynas, Davy Baird and Brian Wilson - 54 pts (back 9)

3rd Team

Michael McGuirk, Oisin Gill, Brendan Lynch and Michael Cullen - 54 pts

Declan's gang strike gold

DECLAN Lenagh captained an accomplished team of mid-teen handicap golfers to win the 4-Ball Eclectic at County Armagh Golf Club.

But did he recruit or was he recruited by his colleagues Andy Steed, Francie Grimley and Ian Millar?

Declan certainly wasn't declaring when he collected the St Patrick's Day competition prize with his team mates. Their 56 points top score, with Ian Millar's three birdies contribution, was two better than all others.

Two points adrift were the team of Terry Chin, Davy Baird, Brian Wilson and Rodney Lynas who deputised in the absence of a regular component part of this 4-ball!

Michael McGuirk, Oisin Gill, Brendan Lynch and Michael Cullen narrowly lost out on that runners up prize after finishing with 54points also. On countback two bogey holes at 16 and 17 ultimately cost them.

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Last Updated: 24 March 2012

1st  Derek McKeever (124 pts - winning on 4th best card)

2nd  Ian Millar (124 pts)

3rd  P J Quinn (121 pts - winning on 4th best card)

4th  Stephen Millar (121 pts - winning on 5th best card)

5th  Mark Loughran (121 pts - winning on best back 9 - 4th card)

6th  Alec Nesbitt (121 pts - winning on 4th best card)

Derek has Spring in his step

DEREK McKeever mastered the mud and wet conditions to become the County Armagh Golf Club Spring League champion.

Scores of 42points, 39points and a final round 43points earned big Derek the coveted prize - the first to be presented in 2012 by new Club Captain Brendan Smith.

Inclement weather throughout the month of February and early March forced Competition's Convenor Paddy Burns to reduce the six week event to just five with individual's' three best cards counting towards the top score.

Impressive as it was, Derek's 124points was surprisingly equalled by Royal School teacher Ian Millar, but he was more than content to accept the runner's up prize after carding three consecutive top scores of 40, 39 and 45 points.

PJ Quinn picked up third prize with a total score 121points, which was equalled by no less than five players and only three of which featured in the remaining prizes. In order they were Killylea painter and decorator Steven Millar, Mark Loughran and Alec Nesbitt whose week three 45 points score was - along with that recorded by Ian Millar and Andy Steed - the competition's top score.

Missing out on the prizes with a 121 score also were Adam Pedlow and Ciaran Black.

SPRING LEAGUE WINNERS: County Armagh Golf Club Captain Brendan Smyth congratulates Spring League winner Derek McKeever. Included are (from left) Steven Millar, Alec Nesbitt and Mark Loughran

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Last Updated: 24 March 2012