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ALMOST 200 men took to the fairways to play for the Charles McKenna Cup at Dungannon Golf Club during the last weekend in March.
The weather was super with high temperatures and lots of sunshine and the course was in great condition.
Terry Donnelly and Gerry Cullen both returned the top score of 45 points, however Terry claimed the cup by virtue of a better back nine score. Brian Rafferty and Denver Smith were hot on their heels with 44 points whilst Ciaran McGirr won his second ‘Best Gross’ prize this season, going round 4 under par: most impressive shooting!
Results
1st Terry Donnelly 45 pts BB9
2nd Gerald C Cullen 45 pts
3rd Brian Rafferty 44 pts BL6
Gross Ciaran McGirr 68
Sections
0-10 James Conway 42 pts
11-17 Denver Smith 44 pts
18-24 Pete Mallon 41 pts
25+ Ronan Hanna 43 pts
Women’s 13 Hole Stableford - March 29
The sun shone brightly on the women who took to the fairways on Tuesday to play a 13 hole stableford competition. Marian McKeown and Joan Gormley returned the best scores of the day: 27 points, however Marian claimed first prize as she had a better second nine score than Joan.
This week sees the first 18 hole competition of the season – there will be some tired legs on Tuesday evening!
Results
1st Marian McKeown 27 pts BSN
2nd Joan Gormley 27 pts
Wednesday Competition - March 30
Mickey Quinn won the first Wednesday Competition of 2022 by four clear points, coming in with an impressive 45 points. John Jordan and Willie Haydock finished in second and third places respectively and Blaine Nugent carded 75 to claim the prize for the best gross score.
1st Michael G Quinn 45 pts
2nd John Jordan 41 pts
3rd Willie Haydock 39 pts
Gross Blaine Nugent 75
On Friday evening, the club will host its first mixed event of 2022 – the Captains’ Drive In.
Pairs of men and women will compete in this fun event, playing alternate shots in a seven hole mixed foursomes competition, hosted by the Captain, Alison Chestnutt and Lady Captain, Anne Burns.
The Captains will ‘Drive off’ at 6pm after the firing of a shotgun to signify the start of the competition and the other competitors will be allocated a starting hole as everyone will tee off at their designated hole at the same time.
There will be a prize presentation in the bar after the competition, so it will be great to see a buzz in the clubhouse once again, after two years of COVID restrictions.