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Gents Competition Results

Saturday the 30th of September – Singles Stableford

Saturday 30th September

Singles Stableford

1st        Michael Dempsey (13)                        40 pts

2nd      Daniel Ryan (22)                          39 pts

Two’s draw – €8 per Two

5th      Diarmuid MacGabhann

14th   Michael Smullen

16th   Michael Dempsey

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results

Sunday the 24th of September – Canon Fennelly

Sunday, 24th of September

Canon Fennelly

1st     Paul P Byrne (15)                                  43 pts (Back 9)

Richard Taylor (10)

Two’s – €6 per 2

5th     Derek McCormack, Ashton McCormack

11th  Darren McCormack

14th  Trudy Bolton, Des O’Hanlon

16th  Patrick Hennessy

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results, Ladies Competition Results

David O’Toole wins Gold

Congratulations to David O’Toole who won the 2023 Gold Medal with a 71 today, beating Barry Massey by a single shot.

Also on contention today for the Gold Medal were, Rob Hurley, Denis Cromie, Mark Connaughton, Conor Lucey and Antti Happonen.

David’s win moves him to fourteenth in the GOTY but this is not settled yet, with two Class Cup finals outstanding. David Fagan holds a slender lead but M<ark Connaughton can win if he wins his Class Cup final.

Updated GOTY sheet is now on website in the Matchplay section or by clicking here.

 

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results, Latest News

President Marguerite’s Prize

Many congratulations to Daniel Hatton who today won President Marguerite’s prize, beating Ray McDonnell 4&3.

The match was tight on the front nine, with Ray making an excellent up and down on the ninth from over the back of the green for a half to turn just one down.

On the back nine Daniel won ten to go two ahead only to be pegged back to one down when Ray won the eleventh with a par.  Twelve went to Danny and, when he won the thirteenth when it looked like all the world he was going to loose it, it was looking ominous for Ray at three down. Daniel’s tee shot on fourteen to eight feet was enough to go four ahead and, when Ray could only manage a half on the fifteenth, it was game over. Hard luck to Ray who played some excellent golf to get to the final and of course many congratulations to Daniel, President’s Prize winner 2023.

Some consolation for Ray is the prospect of an upcoming Father & Son son final. Ray & Keith will play Pierce & Shane Power in the final.

Well done to President Marguerite whose beautiful prize was presented to Daniel after the President’s Dinner this evening.

Many thanks to Ali, Olivia and Liz for a most excellent dinner and to Paul and Alan who ensured that all were well watered !

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Saturday 23rd September – Medal Winners’ Final

Saturday 23rd September

Medal Winners’ Final

1st     Niall Kavanagh (13)                            65

2nd    Robert Hennessy (29)                        66 (back 9)

3rd       John Coffey (16)                                  66 (back 9)

Class 1     Gerry Kenny (9)                          66 (back 9)

Class 2     Trevor Phillips (10)                    68

Class 3     Jonathon Kirwan (19)               69

Class 4     John Behan (22)                         66

Gross        Alan Condren (+3)                     69

Front 9     Pat Ryan (39)                              30

Back 9      David Fagan (22)                        32 (last 6)

Medal Final Winner       

Dave O’Toole (10)                                        71 (back 9)

Two’s – €8 per 2

1st     Trevor Phillips

5th    Shane O’Neill, Danny O’Connor, Edward Murtagh

8th    Derek O’Regan

11th  Niall Kavanagh, Brian Frawley, Rod O’Shea, Alan Condren

14th  Eugene Strong, Niall Kavanagh, Robert Hennessy, Harry Kirk, Alan Keane, Conor Davis, Gerry Kenny, Gavin McGirr

16th  Neville Galloway, Stephen Aherne, Philip Pratt, Conor Davis, Alan Condren, Kevin Cahill

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results

Wednesday 20th September – 9 Hole Singles

Wednesday 20th September

9 Hole Singles

1st     Brendan O’Reilly (9)                  20 pts (Last 6)

2nd    Darragh Browne (4)                  20 pts

Two’s – €39 per Two

5th    Darragh Browne

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results

Wednesday 20th September – Invitation Singles

Wednesday 20th September

Invitation Singles

1st     Edward Murtagh (22)                        41 pts

2nd    Jerry Teehan (18)                                40 pts (Back 9)

3rd    Kieran Dowdall (15)                           40 pts

4th    Donal O’Gallagher (6)                        39 pts

 

Hole in One

5th    Ronan O’Farrell

Two’s – €9 per Two

5th    Gerry Kenny, Malachi Collins, Frank Looby, Gary O’Connor

11th   Michael Farrelly

14th  Donal O’Gallagher, Pat Gormley, Colm Mulcahy

16th  Stephen Buckley, Colm Mulcahy

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results

Saturday 16th September – Main Hamper

Saturday 16th September

Main Hamper

1st     Walter Gilbert (8)                                        6 up

Michael Whelan (20)      

2nd      Denis Duff (13)                                             5 up (back 9)

Danny Carey (20)

3rd    Michael McDonnell (12)                            5 up   

         Colm Drew (14)

Two’s – €19 per Two

5th    Peter Burke, Dave Kirby

14th  Mark McAleer, Brian Murray, Brendan Sweeney

16th  Pat Gormley

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results

Agonisingly close once again but the wait for another green pennant continues…

For the second time this year a Greystones GC team teed it up in an All-Ireland final this morning (15th). Our Junior Cup team, managed by Ray Crotty, Collie Dunne and Brian Frawley and guided by our PGA Pro, David Lewis took on Limerick GC at Knightsbrook GC in less that ideal weather conditions.

The same team that won the semi-final yesterday was selected for the final with Chris Lawless out number one, Will O’Riordan out second, Harry Kirk three, Toby Murphy fourth and Chris Boylan playing in the anchor position.

Six long months of preparation by the entire panel had gone into getting to this point and it was clear from the opening tee shots that Limerick were going to formidable opponents.

Chris was level par after six holes, but two down in the match!  A birdie for Chris on eight got him back to just one behind in a what was a very high quality match. Holes nine to eleven were halved in pars but twelve went to Limerick when Chris unfortunately lost a ball close to the green in heavy rough after catching the lip of a fairway bunker.  On thirteen Chris’ par putt for a half lipped out and he was now three down. He had a good chance to claw one back on the next hole but once again saw his putt lip out. Three down with four to play became game over when his opponent made birdie on fifteen to win the match 4&3.

Will was out second and was also up against a tough player. He lost the opening hole but was one up after four having won the second and fourth holes. Holes seven and eight went to his Limerick opponent and after a half on nine, where Will had to hole a five footer, the match moved to the back nine with Limerick having a one hole advantage. On ten, Will’s opponent hit his drive well right and had to hit a provisional ball, which he hit up the middle, Will’s drive had also gone up the middle.  The Limerick man’s first ball was located in a tricky position near a broken down wall but he had a swing and he hit a great shot to find the putting surface.  As it turned out, on this hole, straight up the middle off the tee was an area of short rough from where Will hit has approach to four feet and looked for all the world like he was about to square the match. As Will approached the green, his opponent’s caddy went to retrieve their provisional only to find that Will had hit their provisional ball in error ( both balls were Titleist 2 ), so two down instead of all square.  Will bounced straight back however, to birdie and win eleven to get back to one down.

Out behind Will, Harry was not having his best day on the course and this was compounded by the fact that his opponent was having a very good one. Harry started slowly and by the time he found any rhythm he was five down through six. Form this point, despite his best efforts his opponent didn’t give him any breathing space and the match finished on the twelfth 7&6.

Toby, out number four, also lost the first but went into Toby mode from there and turned two up. Further wins on eleven and twelve got him to four up with six to play and very much in control of the match.

Our anchor man Chris Boylan, who was unbeaten in this competition before today, was up against an opponent with a similar record and it was clear that this was going to be a match and a half. Chris bucked the trend and won the opening hole and was clearly revelling in the match. He won the second, fifth and seventh also to get to three ahead, having lost the forth. Eight went to Limerick and a half on nine had the match at two up for Chris after the opening nine holes.  Ten and eleven went to Greystones with Limerick getting one back with a birdie on twelve.

Meanwhile, up ahead Will was in a bit of bother however. His opponent had been playing very steady golf all morning but now upped his game, making an excellent up and down on twelve for par to go two up.  He then held a thirty five footer for birdie on thirteen to go further ahead and made another birdie on fourteen to move to dormie four up.  On fifteen he was on the green twenty five feet above their hole in two while Will’s approach from the wet rough came up short of the green.  Will’s chip came up eight feet short and the Limerick man’s putt held up five feet from the hole. All down to nerve now. Will steadied himself and held his par putt to test his opponent but his opponent was up to the challenge and held his putt to win the match, the tie and the Junior Cup for Limerick.

Behind, Toby was three up through thirteen and Harry was four up playing fourteen when they were called in.

While the result today was devastating for the players and team management, hopefully when they reflect on their performances and the achievement of getting to the last two from two hundred and ninety two competing teams they will recognise how impressive this years campaign has been.

Thanks for the memories lads and here’s to 2024…

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Filed Under: Gents Competition Results, Latest News

Junior Cup All-Ireland Final here we come……

A brilliant performance from our Junior Cup team this morning (14th Sept) in their All-Ireland semi-final saw them win emphatically against Ulster Champions, Clandeboye.

Chris Lawless won, 2&1 after an excellent match in which he was never behind. Despite losing the first, William O’Riordan put in a top rate shift to win early by a margin of 5&4. It was Harry Kirk who earned the third point to win the overall tie on the sixteenth, 3&2.

Out on the course, Toby Murphy was two up through fourteen while Chris Boylan had just birdied fourteen to also get to two up when they were called in.

Congratulations to Brian Frawley, Ray Crotty, Collie Dunne and their entire squad.

A big day tomorrow when we face Limerick, who saw off Strabane this afternoon in the second Semi-Final.

Hopefully the lads can bring home a Green Pennant tomorrow.

Tee off in Knightsbrook is at 09.00 tomorrow.

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Wednesday 13th – Competition Results

Invitation Fourball

1st     Gearoid McKenna (20)                        48 pts

Jim Wood Jnr (13)

2nd    Sean O’Gorman (14)                            47 pts

Keith Stewart (16)

3rd     Joseph Coleman (23)                          44 pts

Patrick Raftery  (20)

Hole in One

11th  Gearoid McKenna

Two’s – €10 per Two

1st     Jamie McDonald

5th     Alan Mooney, John Behan, George Hughes

11th  Gearoid McKenna, Jamie McDonald

14th  Sean O’Gorman, Eddie Prenter, Michael McGrath, Mark Connaughton, Ray McDonnell, Jamie McDonald

 

 

 

9 Hole Singles

1st     Keith Walsh (10)                                          22 pts

2nd    Antti Happonen (5)                                     21 pts

3rd     Eoghan Byrne (8)                                         18 pts (Last 3)

Two’s – €16 per Two

5th     Oliver Nolan, Shane Nolan, Ian Kelly

Filed Under: Competition Results, Gents Competition Results

Wednesday 13th September – Invitation Fourabll

Wednesday 13th September

Invitation Fourball

1st     Gearoid McKenna (20)                      48 pts

Jim Wood Jr. (13)

2nd    Sean O’Gorman (14)                          47 pts

Keith Stewart (16)

3rd    Joseph Coleman (23)                         44 pts

Patrick Raftery (20)

Hole in Ones

11th  George Hughes, Gearoid McKenna

Two’s – €8 per Two

1st     Jamie McDonald

5th    Alan Mooney, John Behan, George Hughes

11th  Jamie McDonald

14th  Sean O’Gorman, Eddie Prenter, Michael McGrath, Mark Connaughton, Ray McDonnell, Jamie McDonald

Filed Under: Gents Competition Results

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Mens Results

  • Saturday the 30th of September – Singles Stableford (September 30, 2023)
  • Sunday the 24th of September – Canon Fennelly (September 24, 2023)
  • David O’Toole wins Gold (September 23, 2023)
  • President Marguerite’s Prize (September 23, 2023)
  • Saturday 23rd September – Medal Winners’ Final (September 23, 2023)
  • Wednesday 20th September – 9 Hole Singles (September 20, 2023)
  • Wednesday 20th September – Invitation Singles (September 20, 2023)
  • Saturday 16th September – Main Hamper (September 16, 2023)
  • Agonisingly close once again but the wait for another green pennant continues… (September 15, 2023)
  • Junior Cup All-Ireland Final here we come…… (September 14, 2023)
  • Wednesday 13th – Competition Results (September 14, 2023)
  • Wednesday 13th September – Invitation Fourabll (September 13, 2023)

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