Greystones Golf Club

Co.Wicklow, Ireland

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Junior Results – 10 August 2024

Blues (18 holes):

  1. Ollie Packman 41pts
  2. Daniel Garvey 39pts
  3. Garrett Keogh 36pts

Reds (9 holes):

  1. Max Mahady 21pts (last 3)
  2. Patrick Murray 21pts
  3. Sal Maxwell 20pts

Whites (6 holes):

  1. William O’Neill 17pts
  2. Evan Hatton 14pts
  3. Hugo Henley 12pts

7Ups (6 holes):

  1. Elijah Davis 13pts
  2. Bobby Tierney 13pts
  3. Sean Hughes 11pts

Handicap Cuts:

  1. Max Mahady 26 to 20
  2. Patrick Murray 32 to 26
  3. Sal Maxwell 36 to 32
  4. Daniel Cunningham 28 to 26
  5. Mason Melody 34 to 32
  6. Hugh Taylor 20 to 18
  7. William O’Neill 54 to 39
  8. Evan Hatton 27 to 21
  9. Elijah Davis 27 to 24
  10. Bobby Tierney 48 to 45

Congrats to all winners. Please pick up your prize next Saturday if you missed the prizegiving.

The Junior Committee

Leinster Men’s Senior Interclub lose to Naas

Our Men’s Leinster Senior Interclub team were playing there 3rd round against Naas Golf Club. Trevor Phillips was looking after things in Naas while Stephen O’Brien was in charge at home. The team selected were as follows:

Home:

  • Neil Lawless and Paul Creedon
  • Michael Whelan and Macdara Cummins

Away:

  • Colm Drew and Conor Lucey
  • Dermot Barry and Andy Nolan

Naas got off to a good start in the first game and we’re two up after 7 holes. They added another win on 9 to be 3 up against Neil and Paul.

In the second game Michael and Macdara were two down after 3 but won 4 of the next 5 holes. Naas pulled one back on 9 for Greystones to be one up at the turn.

Meanwhile away in Colm and Conor were up first and got away to a steady start and were all square after 4 holes. They won 2 and lost one of the next three and were one up after 9.

Dermot and Andy had a tough start and found themselves 2 down after 4 but steadied the ship and remained 2 down after 9.

At home Paul and Neil were looking to reel in their opposition and started well by winning the tenth. However wins by Naas on 13 and 16 meant Naas went one ahead after a 4&2 win

Macdara and Michael also won ten to go 2 up. Another win on 13 put them in control but two quick wins by Naas on 14 and 15 made things interesting again. A win on 17 closed the match out 2&1 and levelled the tie at one all.

All eyes now were on Naas as they had started half an hour later.

Andy and Dermot won the tenth to trim the deficit to one. Unfortunately that was as close as they got as Naas pressed home their advantage by winning 12, 15 and 16 to win 4&2. Naas now were 2-1 up.

Last match out were Colm and Conor. They extended their lead to 2 by winning the 11th. Naas had their backs against the wall and came out fighting and won the 13th, 15th and 16th to go one up. A half on 17 was all Naas needed to guarantee the half point they needed to progress to the next round.

Commiserations to Trevor and Stephen and the team and best of luck to Naas in the next round.

 

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Junior Results – Captain’s Prize – 13 July 2024

We hosted our first major of the year today, Ciara and Mark’s Captain’s Prize for the Juniors. We had an incredible turnout of 67 boys and girls playing in great playing conditions, as evidenced by the fantastic scoring across all of our categories.

Our Junior Girls Captain Sophie Lumley and Junior Boys Captain Dylan Holmes were on hand to call out the results and present the prizes with Ciara and Mark, ably assisted by our Junior Convenor Neil Lawless who did a great job in organising our first major of the year.

Congratulations to Emma Haugh who won Ciara’s prize for the girls with a great score of 38pts, and to Cillian McInerney who won Mark’s prize for the boys with a brilliant score of 43pts! A Captain’s Prize is an incredibly hard prize to win, so well done guys.

Blues:

1 (Boys) Cillian McInerney 43pts

1 (Girls) Emma Haugh 38pts

2 John O’Boyle 40pts

3 JP Lynch 39pts

Gross: Conor Dignam 39pts

Reds (9 holes):

  1. Chloe Creedon 26pts (last 3)
  2. Devin Kelly 26pts
  3. Sinead Seifried 24pts

Whites (6 holes):

  1. Noah Thompson 16pts
  2. Sean Farrell 15pts
  3. Sean Nunan 14pts

7Ups (6 holes):

  1. Farrah Keogh 16pts
  2. Oran Guilfoyle 14pts
  3. Ben McFadden 13pts

Handicap Cuts (a long list!):

  1. Devin Kelly 36 to 20
  2. Noah Thompson 33 to 21
  3. Sean Farrell 33 to 24
  4. Farrah Keogh 48 to 36
  5. Oran Guilfoyle 27 to 21
  6. Ben McFadden 54 to 48 (first cut, well done Ben!)
  7. Jack Daly 22 to 20
  8. Matthew Byrne 36 to 34
  9. Robbie Watchorn 36 to 26
  10. Annie Dillon 48 to 39
  11. Amy Murphy 33 to 27
  12. Conor O’Farrell 33 to 27
  13. Iseult Naidoo 51 to 48
  14. Charlie Dunne 54 to 51
  15. James Ward 33 to 30
  16. Donnacha Cribben 54 to 51

Category Change:

  1. Sean Nunan to Reds (well done Sean!)

Congratulations to all of our winners, and thank you to all of the parents and boys and girls who attended the prizegiving in the Clubhouse after the competition. Our majors are special days and it was great to see everyone after.

A huge thank you to Ciara and Mark, for both your prizes today and your ongoing support for Junior golf in GGC. We have a Junior Section that is the envy of many clubs!

Thank you also to Paul, Jackie and the team behind the bar and also to Ali, Liz, Olivia and the team in the kitchen who fed and watered everybody.

We also had a busy week in the provincial championships. Will O’Riordan was just pipped at the finish line when he was beaten in a play-off for the Munster U18 Boys after shooting a great final round of 2 under par 69, playing his last 6 holes in 3 under par. This followed Will’s 3rd place finish in the Leinster U18 Boys a few weeks ago – great golf Will! Dylan Holmes was tied 22nd, while Jamie Anderson and Toby Murphy also played. And well done to Dylan, Jamie and Will who played for our Mens Senior Cup team today in a great win over Lucan in the Leinster South Area quarter-final.

Isabella Stewart shot a final round of 73 to finish tied 5th in the Munster U18 Girls and Shauna Seifried finished in 12th place after a final round of 79 (Sinead is following you Shauna after a great score today!). Well done ladies!

Up in Tyrone, Ruadhán Murray shot a 77 to finish in 8th place in the Ulster U14 Boys. Ruadhán will make his interprovincial debut in 2 weeks time for the Leinster U14s when they play Ulster. Well done Ruadhán!

The Junior Committee

Alan Condren contending in Lough Erne

Day 2 in Lough Erne was cut day. Alan Condren entered the day with a 3 shot lead. On a day where only 3 players broke par The cut came at +13 with 37 players making it through to the 3rd and final round.

Alan shot a 2 over 74 to finish on 1 over. This puts Alan in 2nd place one off the lead which is held by Shane Kenneally (Kinsale)

Our other representative Tom Byrne unfortunately missed the cut in tied 71st.

 

Best of luck to Alan tomorrow.

 

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Ladies Junior Cup

The Junior Cup team did battle against Arklow on Sunday 16th June.

The home team of Shauna Seifried, Mary Lockhart and Deirdre Ahern stole the show with three amazing wins against tough opposition. Niamh Keilthy and Marguerite Hamill fought hard in very tough windy conditions in Arklow.

Special thanks to all the caddies who helped keep nerves at bay and to the players and subs who gave up their time to practice and play. You’re a great bunch. Onwards and upwards now to the quarter final against Dun Laoghaire.

Intermediate Foursomes

The Intermediate Foursomes team took on Lucan on Sunday 9th in their quarter final round, managed by Orla Delaney Another wet & windy day in both venues but didn’t stop Greystones who had 3 wins against a very strong Lucan team.

Playing at home were Amanda Lawless & Áine O’Rourke along with Marguerite Hamill & Joyce Kirwan who had very comfortable wins. Great golf played by both pairings.

Geraldine O’Shea & Helen Creedon along with Jacinta Deane & Trisha Moore played away & the standard of golf was exceptional from both pairings. Jacinta & Trisha went 5up & finished on the 15th & with 2 birdies & multiple pars left their opponents speechless . It was a pleasure to watch them all play
Next round is semi final against Rathfarnham on Saturday June 29th

Pro Davies prize to the Ladies


Congratulations to Deirdre Aherne on winning our Pro Davie Lewis’ prize yesterday…battling the wind successfully. We are so lucky in Greystones Golf Club to have Davie as our Pro and thanks to him to all the support he gives to us Ladies both in the shop and with Team coaching.

Boyne Trophy 2024

What a day!
Our Ladies played against Milltown in the first round of the Boyne Trophy 2024 on Sunday 19th May.
The Ladies came away having won two matches (Deirdre and Joyce 6&4) Iris and Orla (5 & 4).
Trish and Anne had a nail biting finish up to the 20th hole, missing out narrowly.
It was a well fought day by all, we are extremely proud of each of the ladies.
Greystones was extremely well represented. Looking forward to 2025.

Boyne Trophy 2024

What a day!!

Our ladies played against Milltown in the first round of the Boyne Trophy 2024 on Sunday 19th May. The Ladies came away having won two matches (Deirdre and Joyce 6 & 4) (Iris and Orla 5 & 4).
Trish and Anne had a nail biting finish up to the 20th hole missing out narrowly.
It was a well fought day by all, we are extremely proud of each of the ladies. Greystones was well represented and We are looking forward to 2025.

Intermediate Foursomes Match against Bray

On a very wet and windy day on Monday 13th May, the Intermediate Foursomes Team managed by Orla Delaney got their 2024 Championship going on what was one of the worst days of golfing weather….especially in Bray where the girls had to contend with fog and mist as well as driving rain and very poor visibility.
The two home teams got off to a flying start and great golf was played with the first pairing Amanda Lawless and Sandra Cotter closing their match very early on 14…a great win.
Trish Shiel and Aine ORourke got the job done, only needing a half on 18 to comfortably win their match. Two in the bag

The two pairings away, Jacinta Deane and Joyce Kirwan (first pairing) and Iris Haughton and Orla Delaney (2nd pairing) were up against very strong opposition as well as the elements and lost their away matches. As Bray had home advantage the play off was held in Bray.
Jacinta and Joyce had been picked beforehand as the play off pair and they got off to a flying start with a magnificent drive by Joyce on first play off role which they managed to half. Then Jacinta had an excellent drive on the second par 3 and stitched it and a par was enough to clinch the match.
Well done everyone!
Also well done to our President John Langrell, Lady Captain Ciara, Marguerite, Therese, Helen, Janet,
Mary and Niamh for coming out and supporting in such terrible conditions.