Drogheda Independent

A GOOD WALK

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Andrew got proceeding­s off in fine style hitting his drive straight down the fairway to show the rest of the 23 competitor­s the way. The course was in excellent condition even with the rain at the start.

The competitio­n got off to an unusual start as ‘Buggy Bandits’ Paul Hughes and Joe Carroll were called back to the clubhouse after it emerged they had taken a member’s buggy instead of one the clubs buggys.

There was a great turnout for the big tournament of the year and the winner in category 1 was Chris Murden on 35 points with Joe Carroll in second place on 33 points. In category 2 the winner was Colm O’Hanrahan on 35 points with Noel McGill in second place on 32 points.

So the winner of the Captains Prize was David Murden on 37 points and our congratula­tions go out to him on his excellent win as he has been very consistent all year with the society.

The longest drive of the day was won by Paul Curran with Darren O’Brien collecting nearest the pin prize. The new Captain was announced on the night and the honour for 2018 goes to Micky Noone.

Our thanks go to Captain Andrew Lynch for the lovely food that was dished out later that evening after the presentati­on of the prizes in the Punters Bar. Also thanks to Paul Curran and Fives taxis for the safe transporta­tion to and from the venue and to the bar staff of the Punters and to the caterers.

The next outing is for President Nigel Giff’s Prize which will be at Donabate Golf Club on Wednesday 13th September. Look forward to seeing another good attendance for that prize. FORE!

SEAPOINT

SUNDAY’S Medal 9 competitio­n, sponsored by Newgrange Motor Centre: Overall winner Donal Brady (14) 73 nett ocb, 2nd Ken Baker (8) 73 nett, Gross prize Dylan Keating (3) 77; Cat 1 David Leahy (6) 74 nett ocb, Cat 2 Declan Sullivan (13) 74 nett ocb, Cat 3 Gerard Murphy (20) 75 nett.

Last Wednesday’s nine-hole stableford: 1st Frank Curran (13) 20pts ocb, 2nd Liam Munster (7) 20pts.

August 20th Mixed Open Two-Person Team Event: 1st Dave Henry & Dermot Dempsey 57pts, 2nd Ian Black & Eoghan Green 56pts, 3rd Alan Miller & Catriona Carrie 48pts ocb.

SEAPOINT LADIES

AUGUST 17th Medal 7 strokes competitio­n: 1st Ciara Moore (25) 73, 2nd Pauline Butterly (15) 76, 3rd Marie Traynor (36) 78.

The August 15th nine-hole stableford qualifier was won by 22-handicappe­r Ann O’Connor with 21 points. Congratula­tions to all the winners.

SEAPOINT P&P

THE LDM Matchplay takes place this coming weekend. Best of luck to all our participan­ts.

Please note that the next rounds of the Club Doubles and Club Mixed Doubles Matchplays must be completed by this coming Sunday.

Our Captains Day takes place this year on Sunday September 17th and there will be further details next week.

For more informatio­n about the club, check out our website at www.seapointpi­tchandputt­club. com and our Facebook page.

TOWNLEY HALL

RESULTS from last weekend’s Captain’s Prize were as follows:

1st Pauric Pentony, 2nd Paul McAuley, 3rd Liam Flynn, Gross prize John Coen; Front nine Mal MacMahon, Back nine Derek O’Brien, Nearest the pin John Coen, Longest drive John Maguire. Qualifier winners: 1st Joe Coogan, 2nd Jim Faulkner; Non-qualifier winners: 1st Seamus O’Brien, 2nd Mick Foley.

The winner of the mid-week competitio­n last week was Jim Faulkner, while the winner for the week before was Tommy Murphy with 23 points.

 ??  ?? Thirteen-year-old Laytown & Bettystown junior playerTadh­g Lynch, who scored a hole-in-one on the 13th hole in theWard League competitio­n played at Ashbourne Golf Club.
Thirteen-year-old Laytown & Bettystown junior playerTadh­g Lynch, who scored a hole-in-one on the 13th hole in theWard League competitio­n played at Ashbourne Golf Club.

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