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Greystones Golf Club

Greystones Golf Club

Co.Wicklow, Ireland

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Junior News

Junior Boys & Girls 2023 Spring Coaching

Starting on Saturday, February 11th 2023 for four weeks until Saturday, 4th March 2023, Davie Lewis and his assistants are continuing with our Winter / Spring coaching programme for all juniors.

These four sessions will again be held at Greystones Driving Range and we intend to revert to Saturday coaching sessions in Greystones Golf Club from 11th March 2023 for a further four weeks in advance of the return of junior competitions in early April (more to follow on this over the coming weeks).

The Greystones Driving Range coaching will run from 1pm-4pm for the following groups:

1pm – 2pm will be for the Blue group (for handicaps above 9)

2pm – 3pm will be for the Red group

3pm – 4pm will be for the White group (see below also) *

Each session will be limited to a maximum of 12-14 juniors.

It is important that if you commit to a session your child turns up, otherwise you will be preventing someone else from availing of the lesson.

The Winter sessions held before Christmas proved very popular and given the level of organization required to ensure each boy and girl gets as much coaching as possible, it is essential that you confirm your son or daughter’s attendance by no later than next Monday, 6th February 2023. We will not be accepting late attendance requests after this date. Please PM or email Patrice Dowling (087 2433726 – patrice@compshelp.com) or Declan Murray (083 4663335 – declanmurray2008@gmail.com) to confirm your son or daughter’s attendance. A coaching roster will be published by Tuesday, 7th February 2023 on the Junior Section of the website.

*Whites Coaching

Given the numbers attending we expect to attend Whites coaching, the age profile of the boys and girls participating, it is essential that we prioritise the safety of each child attending. This relates to both drop-off and pick-up in addition to within the bays during the lessons. With this in mind, we require 4 parents of those children attending the coaching to volunteer to stay for the full hour.

Volunteer Roster Responsibilities:

We need to have one parent in the shop at the Driving Range when the boys and girls arrive. This parent needs to check the child is on the roster for that day, help to get the money paid and the child out of the shop and down to the bays at the end of the range. The same parent gets all of the children back into the shop and signs them out as they are collected at the end of the session. We need to ask the parents to come in with the child at the start and to come into the shop to collect them at the end of the session. We have to be mindful that the Driving Range is not part of GGC is and is a private business running as a standalone commercial business, so we cannot allow the boys and girls to leave the Driving Range unaccompanied under any circumstances.

The other 3 parents are required at the bays with each monitoring two bays. Essentially they just need to ensure:

  • the children are not running up and down between bays and running off down to the shop;
  • when a child is hitting a shot the other child stands out of the bay;
  • the children do not leave the front of the bay to retrieve a ball on the gravel/grass in the front of the bay;
  • if a child needs the bathroom the “signing in” parent goes with them and waits in the shop. We just need to ensure the child comes back into the range; and
  • at the end of the session all the children are brought back into the shop and wait to be collected.

Payment for Lessons

The lessons are free of charge and are being paid for by Greystones Golf Club Junior Committee. Each junior will be required to pay for their own balls and the club will pay for the cost of the Professional.

Karl Holmes has again very generously offered our juniors a massive discount of 50% on a large bucket of balls, charging them only €7, for the final term of Driving Range coaching.

Attendance will be monitored and managed as best as possible.

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Girls’ Prizegiving 2022

Congratulations to all the girls who received their prizes at their annual prize-giving which took place in the clubhouse this afternoon.

Lady Captain Celine was on hand to present the girls with their prizes alongside the 2022 girls captain Mia Walsh.  Also attending the prize-giving were, Junior Convenor Peter Anderson, and Junior committee members Iris Haughton, Neil Lawless, Ann-Marie Darcy and Patrice Dowling.

The main prizes were won by Sophie Lumley, who won the Golfer Of The Year award and Isabella Stewart, who won the Golf Ireland Gold Medal.  Isabella was also  announced as Girls’ Captain for 2023.

Aoibheann Dowdall, Sinead Sefried, Vanessa Gulliver, Doireann Dowdall, Jane Lumley, Shauna Sefried, Laura Haugh, Lili McInerney, Emma Haugh, Amy Murphy and Stella Doyle all won attendance prizes.

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Jamie wins the 2022 Dermot Wheeler Trophy

Jamie Anderson and Milo Doyle teed off in the final of the 2022 Dermot Wheeler Trophy on Saturday in what was bound to be a tight match given the undoubted quality of these two players and the prize that was on offer. This is our junior singles matchplay competition which is held in memory of our member Dermot Wheeler who sadly passed away twenty years ago this year.

After eighteen holes on Saturday the pair couldn’t be separated. Unfortunately they had run out of light and had to come back yesterday to finish the match, heading to the 19th in a playoff.

Both lads hit the first green, with Milo leaving himself a tricky two putt from around sixty feet while Jamie was in to eight feet.  Milo was unlucky to three putt while Jamie, next year’s Junior Captain, held his nerve to make par and lift the trophy.

Well done to Jamie and all the boys who took part in this great competition.

Jamie Anderson with Vice Captain John

 

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Junior Boys & Girls 2022 Winter Coaching Schedule (Amended)

Junior Driving Range Coaching – Winter 2022 (Final Version)

Please see amended coaching roster, including parent supervision, for the remaining three Saturdays of our pre-Christmas junior golf coaching at the Driving Range with Davie, Ben and Harry below.

Kind regards,

The Junior Committee

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Junior Halloween Scramble

Well done to all our junior boys and girls who took part in our Mid-Term Junior Scramble competition on Friday last (4th November).  Here are a few pics from the day.

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Junior Boys & Girls 2022 Winter Coaching Schedule

From this Saturday, 5 November, 2022, and ending in March 2023, Davie Lewis and his assistants will start their three-hour winter coaching programme for the Junior boys and girls. The first block of sessions will run until 3 December 2022.

This will be every Saturday from 1pm – 4pm at the Driving Range with the following group times:

Blues: 1pm – 2pm

Reds: 2pm – 3pm

Whites: 3pm – 4pm

The roster below has been drawn-up to cover the period until 3 December. A new roster will be arranged when we return in early February 2023. Following very strong interest from our Junior members, it will not be possible for everybody to attend every week. Having registered your son or daughter to this GGC subsidised coaching, which Davie and his team are fully committed to, it is important that your child turns up at the designated time and on the correct dates. As parents, this is your responsibility so please diarise all of your son or daughter’s lesson times and dates.

Each junior will be required to pay for their own balls and GGC will pay for the cost of Davie and his team. Karl Holmes has very generously offered our juniors a massive discount of 50% on a large bucket of balls, charging them only €7, for this terms Driving Range coaching.

Please arrive 10 minutes before each lesson and ensure you are ready to start on time with your bucket of balls.

The Junior Committee

Junior Driving Range Coaching Schedule – Winter 2022_

 

 

 

 

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Great win for Shauna

Well done to Shauna Seifried who won the individual competition section of the Irish Schools Senior Girls Championships which was held in Greystones on Monday.

This was another great achievement for Shauna who, along with a number of our junior girls and boys, has enjoyed a very successful year in 2022.   Shauna shot 44 points playing off 18. She won’t see that handicap again !  Her new handicap is 14.3.

Shauna with OM, Liam, after her win on Monday

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A schools Leinster pennant for St. David’s and two of our junior girls

Congratulations to St. David’s School who won the Irish School Girls Junior Championship Leinster South pennant yesterday.

Our two Greystones GC girls, Shauna Sefried and Stella Doyle came up trumps for the St. David’s team in Hermitage GC yesterday shooting 33 points and 35 points respectively in very tough conditions. The win was all the more impressive as the format was a three person team, with the best two to count and the St. David’s team comprised of only two players.  Shauna and Stella now go on to the All-Ireland final in Milltown G.C. next April.

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Tough day for our Under 15 lads….

Hard luck to Davie Lewis, Ben Crowley and their great under 15 team who heartbreakingly came up just short today for the second year in a row as they lost in the Leinster final to Roganstown Gold Club.

Davie and Ben have had a tough couple of weeks.  Our first leg, played at Greystones two weeks ago left us facing a 3:2 deficit before today.  On the upside we were welcoming back our lowest handicap player, Jack McGovern who had been unavailable for the first leg, which would move the playing order for the remaining matches and there was a great confidence in the squad.

Unfortunately, Jack injured his wrist during the week and ended up with a heavy strapping and had to withdraw. To make matters worse our number three player, William O’Riordan injured his hand on the morning of the match and ended up needing stitches.  This of course where having a squad comes in and Davie and Ben had no hesitation in calling Ruadhán Murray and Conor Dignam back to the match day team both having played very well in previous rounds.

Out first was Conor who played well but faced a player who played away beyond his handicap today. Conor never really got a grip on the match and turned five down after nine holes. He never gave up and certainly didn’t make it easy for his opponent, however it was first blood to Roganstown on the thirteenth by a margin of 7&5.

Milo Doyle was out third today.  Milo has been great all through the campaign and faced the same opponent he faced in the first leg of the final.  On that occasion Milo came out on top, however today it was a different outcome. At five down through nine it was clear that it would be a struggle for Milo to get anything from the match and so it turned out to be, with Roganstown running out winners 7&6.

Two nil to Roganstown early doors and now they only needed one more match to lift the title while we needed to win the remaining three to force a playoff.

Our second player out today was Ruadhán Murray and he got off to a fine start, winning the first three holes. He was still three up after seven holes but was back to just one up after losses on the eighth and ninth and then on the tenth Ruadhán injured his back and it looked briefly like he may have to concede his match.  He lost the tenth to go all square but he worked hard for two halves on the next two holes and, as his back pain eased he played great to win the thirteenth and fourteenth to go back to two up. Despite a loss on the fifteenth he didn’t panic at all and a half on the sixteenth followed by an excellent win on the very difficult par 3, seventeenth closed his match out 2&1.

Marc Lawless was out in fourth position.  Marc had come from three down with three to play in the first leg only to lose on the nineteenth and today he found himself two down after just three holes. Wins on four and five leveled the match and holes were traded over the rest of the front nine and the match turned, as it had began, all square. Marc won the tenth to go one up and had a good opportunity to double his lead on the eleventh but he three putted in the wet and windy conditions to halve the hole.  It was a similar story on the par three twelfth where Marc’s opponent had found water off the tee and had to take a drop.  Mark failed to capitalise however and the hole was halved. He did win the thirteenth to go two up but lost fourteen and sixteen to find himself back to all square.  The seventeenth was halved and the pair headed to the eighteenth where an excellent birdie, Marc’s fourth of the day closed the match with a Greystones win, 1up.

Meanwhile, Toby Murphy of anchor man today was having a ding dong match.  Toby struggled off the tee a bit on the front nine and it was only his never give up attitude that had the match at just one down at the turn. The Roganstown lead was doubled with a win for them on the tenth and it was nip and tuck on eleven which was halved. On twelve, Toby made an incredible up and down for another half from over the back of the green and thirteen was also halved.On the fourteenth Toby looked in a strong position to win the hole with his opponent facing a tough bunker shot and Toby within ten feet however, as often happens in matchplay, the Roganstown man held the bunker shot and Toby had to hole a ten footer just to half the hole.   The match went dormie after we lost the sixteenth.  Toby won sixteen with a shot and hit a great tee shot, right over the pin on the seventeenth.  His opposition’s shot was equally good and, crucially was under the hole.  Toby’s putt didn’t drop and ran out to two feet after the Roganstown player had putted to six feet.  To be fair to the player he was equal to the task and rolled in an excellent putt to half the hole and win the Leinster pennant for Roganstown.

Congratulations to Roganstown. Greystones had put up and excellent fight, in very difficult conditions and look forward to next year’s campaign.

Special mention of Davie and Ben and all the work they put in this year.

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Best of luck to our Under 15s today

David Lewis & Ben Crowley will be heading to Roganstown with their Under 15 team this afternoon to play the second leg of this Golf Ireland Leinster final.

The boys will be up against it today, trailing as hey do by 3:2 after the home leg in Greystones two weeks ago, but they are well capable of turning it around.

Live scoring is available on the scoring web page.

 

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