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The Daily Bake Ltd Open Mixed Greensomes which was postponed on Sunday 5 June will now take place on Sunday 26 June.
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91 ladies participated in this competition which was sponsored by Edgewater Financial Services. The CSS was 72.
1st Brigid Mc Eneaney 41pts
2nd Flo Mc Call 38pts
3rd Aideen Canavan 37pts
Cat A Ellen Brady 37pts
Cat B Moya Brady 37pts
Cat C Bernie Gribben 36pts
Cat D Anne Murphy 35pts
Back Nine Joy Steenson 19pts
Front Nine Judith Humphries 20pts
Par Lady Grace Mc Gowan 35pts
36ers Dorothy Brown 34pts
Birdies; E Brady @ 1st, B Gartland @ 13th, V Gordon @ 7th, June Humphries @ th, M Brady @ 1st & Judith Humphries @ 7th.
Handicap Cuts
M Brady 22 to 21, B Mc Eneaney 32 to 29, B Gribben 30 to 29, F Mc Call 23 to 22, E Brady 10 to 9
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77 played
1st Gross Emma Oliver 74 gross
2nd Gross Ellen Brady 82 goss
1st Nett Gillian Poole 65 nett
2nd Nett Myrtle Rhodie 66 nett
Cat A Valerie Gordon 71nett
Cat B Siobhan Donnelly 67 nett
Cat C Lorraine Megaw 68 nett
Cat D Maura Mc Coy 72 nett
Back Nine Patricia Hughes 34nett
Front Nine Margaret Majoram 31 nett
Par Lady B Gordon 72nett
36er Dorothy Harris 75net
Birdies
B Gordon @ 1st & 7th, E Steenson @ 7th, J Steenson @ 4th, T Mc Veigh @ 1st, B Gartland @ 6th, G Poole @ 3rd, S Donnelly @ 7th & E Oliver @ 5th, 7th, 8th & 10th.
Handicap Cuts
M Majoram 28 to 27, C Corrigan 20 to 19, M Rhodie 33 to 31, G Poole 18 to 17, S Donnelly 21 to 20, P Gingles 22 to 21, L Megaw 26 to 25
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1st Paul Doyle 41pts
2nd Turlough Brady 41pts
Front Nine: Kevin Boyd 23pts
Back Nine: Colm McElroy 21 pts
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Pierce Purcell make bit of 'Paddy' of their match
Team captain Paddy Duffy was gutted after his Pierce Purcell team suffered defeat at the hands of Edenmore in the competition matchplay stages at Killymoon Golf Club on Sunday.
The County Armagh outfit had qualified in third place in the qualifing round at Killymoon two weeks ago and with a draw against Edenmore were confident they would progress.
After four matches against Edenmore however, it was all square, 2-2. And in a thrilling climax the final County Armagh pairing of Ian Millar and Paul Corvan required a win at the last hole to take the match into extra-time. Sadly they secured only a 'half' and their match was lost, Edemore clinching victory 3-2 and a place in the next round.
Earlier Paddy Hicks and John Lowe led the County Armagh challenge but suffered defeat on the final hole when their opponents sank a 30ft putt to win one-up.
Colin McIlroy and Mickey Cullen similarly looked to have secured the win leading by one hole with just one to play. But they too lost the last hole for their match to finish all square.
Declan Lenagh and Derek McKeever meanwhile, were two down with two to play, but recovered to halve their match. And Paul Wasson and Oisin Gill grabbed a win on the final hole after their match was level after 17 holes.
Unfortunately, as is often the case, the final match can determine the outcome and so it proved, County Armagh disappointingly made their exit.
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Ulster Cup team 'Burn' it up against Carnlea
County Armagh’s Ulster Cup team secured their place in the third round of the competition after and inspired victory on home turf.
Team Captain Paddy Burns' tactical skills were to the forefront of this win against Carnlea who County Armagh trailed four matches to three and nine holes after the first leg the previous week-end. Nigel McMahon, Barry McGurgan and Marty Oliver had secured those three vital match victories to give County Armagh any chance of progressing.
Unfortunately Nigel McMahon was unavailable for the home leg, but Captain Burns made an exceptional replacement selection in Declan McReynolds who put his local course knowledge to best use to win in outstanding fashion 8 and 6.
Marty Daly also secured an excellent victory 2 and 1 against retired barrister and popular after dinner speaker Peter Walsh.
Barry McGurgan fought back bravely from four holes down to lose narrowly by one hole and Andy Conn lost 2 and 1, but the margin of defeat still fitted with Burns bigger plan.
It was left to Ulster Cup team rookie Royal School teacher Ian Millar and he delivered fabulously a 3 and 1 win to leave the way clear for Marty Oliver to follow up with a similar impressive victory 5 and 3.
Anchor man Mickey McGurk just failed on the last hole to secure a win but with the score all-square at seven points each the match was to be decided in holes won and County Armagh claimed overall victory by five holes.
County Armagh can now look forward to meeting either Masserene or Scrabo Golf Club in the third round.
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1st Richard Stewart nett 68
2nd A Farrell nett 70
Category 1 (0-12)
1st Conor McGurgan nett 71 (best Gross 74)
2nd G Hughes nett 72
Category 2 (13-18)
1st Michael Cullen nett 70
2nd Michael Macklin nett 73
Category 3 (19-28)
1st Stephen McGarvey nett 72
2nd Hugh McEneaney nett 74
County Armagh Golf Club Captain Tom Clavert is pictured with winners of the Club Stroke competitions played on the week-end May 21 and 22
Richard rains in club stroke prize
Richard Stewart refused to allow the high winds and heavy rain deter him from winning the Club Stroke competition.
His nett 69 was in fact the only score below 70 in the worst of playing conditions, his nearest rival Anthony Farrell with a nett 70.
Steady scoring including a birdie three at the par four second hole saw him eight over at the turn and despite three double bogeys on the homeward trek he was still able to record a nett 68 finish.
Double bogeys at the first and sixteenth holes were Anthony Farrell's undoing in a similar steady round and with a nett 70 he deservedly picked up the runners up prize.
Conor McGurgan was the model of consistency for the best gross 74, nett 71 and collected first prize in Category One where G Hughes was runner up.
A half dozen pars for a nett 70 round helped secured first prize in Category Two for Michael Cullen and Michael Macklin picked up the runners up prize with a nett 73.
In Category 3 it was Stephen McGarvey who collected the winning prize with a nett 72, and becoming a familiar face in the prize winners recently, Hugh McEneaney was second.
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Lonsdale Cup sponsored by Digby's Restaurant, Killylea
1st Patsy Hegarty nett 66
2nd Paul McCreesh nett 67
3rd Miceal McParland nett 67
4th John Toner nett 67
5th John Palmer nett 67
6th Alex Nesbitt nett 68
Gross
1st Conor McGurgan 74
2nd Neil Cromwell 75
3rd Andrew Miller 76
Patsy Hegarty is presented with the Lonsdale Cup by County Armagh Golf Club Captain Tom Calvert after winning the competition with a nett 66. Included also are other prize winners Paul McCreesh, Paddy Burns, representing competition sponsors Digby's Restaurant, Killylea, Conor McGurgan and Andrew Millar.
Patsy Hegarty is presented with the Lonsdale Cup by County Armagh Golf Club Captain Tom Calvert and Paddy Burns, representing competition sponsors Digby's Restaurant, Killylea.
Patsy picks up Lonsdale Cup
Patsy Hegarty will have his name inscribed on the magnificent Lonsdale Cup as the 118th winner.
The impressive trophy first presented to County Armagh Golf Club in 1893, was once again carefully taken from the secure trophy cabinet to be presented by Captain Tom Calvert at the conclusion of the Digby's Restaurant, Killylea sponsored stroke competition.
More than 200 golfers, some from as far away as Scotland, played in the annual competition. But none could find the winning form enjoyed by 10-handicapper Patsy. His nett 66 was one shot better than four others who each returned nett 67 and had to be separated by countback.
Patsy was just four over after nine holes and used up just a further two shots of his handicap on the trek back where three birdies including one at the last brought him that winning score.
Paul McCreesh picked up second prize with a nett 67. Three double bogeys cost him the big prize but with three others also recording nett 67, was still delighted to collect his prize.
Micael McParland, John Toner and Johnny Palmer were the three others who finished with nett 67, and after countback picked up third, fourth and fifth prizes respectively.
And Alec Nesbitt secured the sixth nett prize with a nett 68.
Conor McGurgan, playing off a handicap of 3, returned the best gross score on the day, a 74. Neil Cromwell (4) was second best gross with a 75 and Andrew Millar (8) third with a gross score 76.
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County Armagh Golf Club Captain Tom Clavert is pictured with winners of the Pro Golf sponsored Mixed Greensomes, John Lowe and Pauline Vallelly who had a winning score of nett 64, Richard and Ann Black who also returned a nett score of 64 and lost out on countback, and Stuart Stevenosn and Lorraine Megaw, net 65. The Gross Prize was won by Marty and emma Oliver with a nett 78
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Club Stroke sponsored by Deansbridge Filling Station
1st Mervyn Watts 39pts
2nd Ronan O'Reilly 38pts
Category 1 (0-12)
1st Paddy Duffy 37pts
2nd G Hughes 37pts
Category 2 (13-18)
1st Fergal McKinney 38pts
2nd Eamon McVeigh 37pts
Category 3 (19-28)
1st Peter Murtagh 37pts
2nd Paul Hughes 35pts
Presentation of prizes will take place on Sat 4th June @ 10.00 pm.
Mervyn's a sixty winner
Mervyn Watts is proof that age is no barrier when it comes to winning golf competitions.
Just recently he celebrated his 60th birthday and on Sunday he won the Deansbridge Filling Station sponsored Stableford competition with 39 points. An excellent 19 points from the front nine holes was bettered by a further 20 on the back nine and Mervyn had the prize in the bag.
Ronan O'Reilly, who won last week's club stableford with 43 points, scored five less this week but still picked up the runners up prize with 38 points. Again it was an improvement from 18 to 20 points front and back respectively which won it for Ronan.
In Category 1 Paddy Duffy finished his round unlike the previous day, to take the first prize with 38 points, and G Hughes was runner up with 37.
Category 2 was won by Fergal McKinney with 38 points, recording an impressive 21 points over the front nine holes and 17 on the back. And just a point behind picking up the runners up prize was Eamon McVeigh with 37 points.
Peter Murtagh had an even better front nine holes recording 22 points but with just a further 15 over the back nine, had to settle for the Category 3 first prize with 37 points. And 34 points won JP Hughes the runners up prize.
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32 pairs played
1st R Calvert & M Knott 39pts
2nd E Brady & V Gordon 35pts
3rd J Humphries & J Steenson 34pts
Winning pair go forward to Royal County Down on Monday the 8th August 2011
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1st Pat McKenna 38pts
2nd Paul Doyle 37pts
Front Nine: Oisin Toner 23pts
Back Nine: Damied Smith 19pts
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