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:: Greencastle Golf Club
23.07.08
Forthcoming Events in Greencastle Wednesday 23 -
Shuttlecock G S 3.00 – 4.00
Thursday 24 - Ladies Day Open Charity singles (Moville Day Centre)
Friday 25 - Coleraine Borough Council 10.30 – 11.00
Saturday 26 - Leo Casey Memorial Cups (Timesheet in operation)
Sunday 27 - Singles Stableford (Player of the Year event)
Sunday 27 - Ladies v Shandon 4.00 – 4.40
Monday 28 - Ladies committee Meeting 7.30
Tuesday 29 - Tuesday League 8.00 – 12.00Scramble 6.30
Tuesday 29 - Scramble 6.30
Thursday 31 - Ladies Day Carrick-a-Man stableford
Friday 1 - Council Meeting 8.00 pm
Saturday 2 - Mr Michael Bonner’s Presidents Day (Timesheet in
operation)
Sunday 3 - Singles stableford
Greencastle Golf Club Results 23.07.08
Last Thursday saw a singles stroke at Greencastle and
Rosie Browne brought her golfing talents to the fore. The twenty one
handicapper had a nett 65 to win by one shot from Marie Kelly (36).
Third place was claimed by Isobel McCafferty (28) also on 66 nett.
Next Thursday is an Open Singles stableford with a timesheet in
operation. This is the open in aid of Moville Day Centre which
unfortunately had to be cancelled due to inclement weather
conditions some weeks ago.
The Moville GAA Golf Classic was certainly the best attended
classic in recent years at Greencastle, despite the fact that both
Derry and Donegal were in action on the same day. The pride of
victory went to Pierce Moore, Fergal McLaughlin, Stephen Corbett and
Peter Helferty with 93 points. Following on from his Captains Day
win, Leo McCauley inspired his team of Brendan Deehan, Cormac
O’Connell and Denis Canavan to the runner up berth with 92. The top
three was completed by Patsy O’Kane, Francie O’Kane, Eugene Kealy
and Rodger O’Neill with 91 points. All three of these groups had 48
points on the back nine, with scoring on the front half being the
deciding factor. A break of tie was required for the next two spots,
both teams having 90 points. Joe Doherty, Seamus Doherty, Michael
Barron and Seamus McElhinney were in fourth with Ciaran O’Neill,
Brian Doherty, John McElhinney and Des Henry. The sixth place prize
was taken home by Ciaran Kelly, Tony Carlin, Hilary Donnelly and
Paddy Monagle with 89 points, and the prize for the best all ladies
team was picked up by Veronica Harkin, Pat Donaghy, Colette Bradley
and Margaret Canavan. Other prizes went to Colette Bradley and Paddy
Keys for the nearest the pin, and Aoife O’Hare and Paul McCole for
the longest drives.
Sundays competition was the Daniel Doherty fourball aggregate
and over 40 pairs played on a day which saw the conclusion of the
Open Championship. Shaun McDaid and Louis Conaghan were the pair who
dovetailed best and came home with a total of 74 points. Playing in
the last group out, Philip Burns and Philip Farren made a gallant
effort but fell two points short and had to be content with second.
A break of tie saw Michael Barron and Eugene Dunn with a better
score of 68 claim third place.
This weekend sees the latest renewal of the Leo Casey Memorials
Cups, a ladies and gents open singles competition. Last year
winners Shaun McLaughin and Anne Heard will undoubtedly be back to
defend their titles. A timesheet will be in operation and places can
be reserved by contacting the club. The presentation of these prizes
will take place on the evening along with prizes for the last few
weeks competitions. All prize winners are requested to be in
attendance or be represented on the night.
Sunday’s competition is a singles stableford and is the next in the
Player of the Year challenges.
The semi finals of the men’s matchplay events are now known.
Biggar Cup
Philip Farren and Philip Burns v Shaun McDaid and Brian Reidy
Declan McBay and Niall McCourt v Neil Guckian and Hugh Casey
Inniskillen Cup
Billy McCaul v Brian Doherty
Andrew Ward v Harry McQuillan
Ties to be completed by 8 August
In the ladies Matchplay there is one quarter final to be
played in the Houston Cup and this sees Veronica McLaughlin and Mary
Brennan take on Mary Bovaird and Pauline McQuillan. The semi finals
of the Tirconnail Cup see the following matches due for decision
Antoinette Hegarty v Colette Campbell
Kay Doherty v Margaret Canavan
In the Dunluce Cup, the second round matches are
Mar Hasson / Michael Bonner v Gavin Harkin / Frances Harkin
Aoife O’Hare / Jimmy Hegarty v Julie Kelly / Raymond Kelly
Kathleen Morris / Mervyn Morris v Antoinette Hegarty / Liam O’Kane
Cecelia McCole / Paul McCole v Mary Harkin / Alex Harkin
Mary Brennan / Maurice Brennan beat Rosie Browne / Victor McCloy
Eileen Farren / Joe McCafferty beat Mary Bovaird / Eugene O’Sullivan
Kate Lowe / Hugh Doherty beat Pat Donaghy / Paul Houston
Celine Houston / Brian Barr v Betty Gallagher / Seamus Doherty
Matches to be played on or before 1 August.
Q: Does your driver conform to the January 2008 rules?
From 1st January 2008, all
drivers must conform to the provisions as set out in Appendix ll, 5c
of the Rules of Golf:
"Spring Effect and Dynamic Properties"
Q1: Where can I find out if my driver will conform after 1 January
2008?
A1: The R&A has compiled and published the following lists based
on the 2008 Rules:
Click here to search List of Conforming Driver Heads
Click here to search List of Non-Conforming Driver Heads
The new Rule will apply to all golfers of all abilities and in all
forms of play. Most importantly, it is recognised that this Rule
will affect the conformance status of many drivers in use and,
whilst many golfers have already replaced or made plans to replace
such clubs with conforming models, some golfers, it would seem, are
still unaware of the new Rule and its implications.
Q2: Will the new Rule on drivers be applicable to amateur, Club
level golfers?
A2: Yes. The new Rule will apply to all golfers, of all abilities,
in all forms of play. This includes Club level golfers playing in
their Club competitions and medals.
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