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1st Norman Mallon 60 nett

2nd Martin Murphy 65 nett

3rd Niall MCGurgan 65 nett

4th Michael Curley 66 nett

5th Kieran Campbell 67 nett

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Last Updated: 10 October 2011

1st Noell Murtagh 44pts

2nd Paddy Comiskey 43pts

3rd Kieran Campbell 43pts

4th Nathan Grimley 41pts

5th Sean McAnenly 41pts

Gross Jerome Leer 36 gross pts

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Last Updated: 10 October 2011

Lurgan won The Senior Cowdy Match.

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Last Updated: 10 October 2011

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Category: The Clubhouse

Last Updated: 06 October 2011

1st Patrick Kelly 136 nett

2nd Stuart Stevenson 138 nett

3rd G Hughes 138 nett

4th Andrew McTaggart 138 nett

5th Nat McGeown 139 nett

6th Ciaran Black 139 nett

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Patrick Kelly is presented with the County Armagh Golf Club Championship cut-glass trophy by competition sponor Paul McKeever, representing McKeever Chemists. Looking on is Club Captain Tom Calvert and runner up Ciaran Black.

Patrick is 2011 club champion

Patrick Kelly is the 2011 County Armagh Golf Club Champion. The 16-handicapper claimed the championship title with a 136 nett score over two successive rounds.

Paul McKeever, from Competition Sponsors, McKeever Chemists, presented the cut glass award to the Armagh man in front of a packed clubhouse on Saturday evening after being announced the winner by Club Captain Tom Calvert.

But it wasn't the applauded position Patrick expected to find himself in when he kicked off his championship round. At the very first hole, he incurred a two-shot penalty after playing the wrong ball, which, on top of a double bogey six, saw him four shots over after just one hole.

However, he accepted his punishment gracefully, went on to complete his opening round with a nett 71 and followed it up a week later with a winning nett 65 to claim the championship by two clear shots.

"There's no way I expected to win the championship after that studid start," admitted Patrick. "But I knew I was still in with a chance at the end of that round and if I could improve on that score in any way I might be in the prizes. To win it is just fantastic," he added.

Qualifying as a prize winner in the Henry White Memorial Open stroke competition back in June, Patrick's club championship round one was a tale of two halves - 12 over after nine holes but recovering well to drop just a further five shots in what many golfers found were very wet, windy and trying conditions. Day two was somewhat more settled and with a nett 65 to leave him four under for his two rounds, Patrick's was always a score going to be hard to beat.

And so it proved - Stuart Stevenson was his nearest challenger taking the runners up prize with an impressive nett 138 off a four handicap.

Second, third and fourth places were infact decided on count back, with Gervaise Hughes - a 10-handicapper carding rounds of nett 72 and 68 in third place, and Andrew McTaggart (11) leading the pack after day one with a nett 66 but managing only a nett 72 on Day 2 to claim fourth prize.

The well-practiced Nat McGeown (9) walked away with fifth prize with rounds of 69 and 70nett and Ciaran Black, added to his considerable haul of prizes this year with a deserved sixth place.

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Last Updated: 27 September 2011

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1st Rene Calvert 40pts

2nd Geraldine Rafferty 39pts

3rd Vera Ellingham 38pts

Cat A Hilary Johnston 36pts

Cat B Karen Edgar 33pts

Cat C Mary Knott 34pts

Cat D Dorothy Brown 35pts

Back 9 Toni Mc Manus 21pts

Front 9 Sylvia Ashe 21pts

36er Marion Watts 27pts

Par Lady Nan Donnelly 31pts

Handicap Reductions

R Calvert 20-18, G Rafferty 14-13, V Ellingham 27-26

Birdies

E Connolly @ 7th, G Rafferty @ 12th, T Mc Veigh @ 13th, F Mc Call @ 7th & 15th, T Mc Manus @ 11th, A kellett @ 7th & E Grimes @ 7th.

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1st Siobhan Donnelly 24pts

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Last Updated: 27 September 2011

1st Paul Corvan 64 nett

2nd John Lowe 66 nett

3rd Caolan Doyle 66 nett

4th John White 69 nett

5th Paul Doyle 69 nett

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Last Updated: 18 September 2011

Captain Tom urges support for cup final teams

Captain Tom Calvert is calling on players and members alike to get behind the club's Sam Rutherford and Senior Cowdy cup teams as they begin battle in their respective competition finals this week.

Paul Kelly's Sam Rutherford team take on defending champions Tandragee Golf Club on 18 and 25 September.

These two teams surprisingly met in the final last year with Tandragee emerging as convincing winners, but the County Armagh outfit are determined to reverse this this time around. An impressive semi-final performance against Cloverhill Golf Club will certainly have boosted confidence in the team who will play their first leg away from home.

"It's a superb achievement to reach the final of the Sam Rutherford for a second successive year and it would be just brilliant if we could win it," said club Captain Tom Calvert.

"The home leg on Sunday 25the will obviously be the big decider and it would be nice to see a good crowd of supporters on the course cheering Paul's team on," he added.

On the same day John White's Senior Cowdy team launch their final campaign away to Lurgan Golf Club, and two weeks later they bring their opponents to County Armagh where again a huge crowd will be enouraged to get behind the home team.

"We can all be the 'extra man' for both these teams by turning out in numbers to support them," said club captain Tom. "Two trophies in two weeks would be a magnificent achievement and a fitting end to an excellent competitive season."

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Last Updated: 17 September 2011

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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Last Updated: 17 September 2011

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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Last Updated: 17 September 2011

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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Last Updated: 17 September 2011

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1st Mary Black    40pts

2nd Paula Mc Crory 36pts

3rd Lorraine Abbott 36pts

Gross Ellen Brady 24 gross points

Cat A Teresa Mc Veigh 36pts

Cat B Flo Mc Call 35pts

Cat C Molly Conway 35pts

Cat D Nicola Spence 35pts

Front 9 Bernie Rice 21pts

Back 9 valerie Gordon 19pts

Senior Lady Claire Mc Kernan

Mens George Gillespie 40pts

Visitor Nora Gormley Greenore

Handicap Reductions

Mary Black 28-26

2,s Karen Edgar 3rd & 7th, Ellen Brady @ 13th, George Gillespie @ 7th & Jack Jackson @3rd.

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Last Updated: 16 September 2011