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Senior Open Stableford

1st Leslie Addis 40pts

2nd Martin Boyd 38pts

3rd Pascal Toner 37pts (back nine)

Open Stableford

1st Martin Gill 39pts

2nd Anthony Arthurs 37pts (back six)

3rd Steven McKendry 37pts

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Last Updated: 28 June 2017

Captain's Prize Winner:

Samuel Jenkins nett 64

Runner-up:

Brendan Lynch nett 65

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Last Updated: 28 June 2017

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The burgeoning reputation of Joe Rooney was enhanced still further as the juvenile member won the June Medal at County Armagh Golf Club.

In the same month that he completed his GCSE examinations, Rooney had added cause for celebration after shooting a stunning one-under-par gross 69 in the competition held on Sunday 18 June

In an utterly flawless first 14 holes, Joe found birdies at the 3rd, 5th, 6th and 11th and parred the other 10 to walk onto the Beresford tee-box an awesome four under par.

Then came something of a blip, as the now four-handicapper toiled to a double bogey at that deceptively troublesome 15th before bogeying the Lakes.

Normal order was resumed, however, when the Easter Stableford champion steadied himself admirably to par the last to holes – the finishing touches to a tremendous nett 64.

Young Rooney follows in the footsteps of Kieran Grimley and Gary McAleavey, who have  secured the other two monthly medals awarded this term. Given his immense talent — and now the absence of that pesky schoolwork to hamper his practice plans over the summer months — Joe seems destined to be a repeated victor.

Joe Rooney is presented with the County Armagh Golf Club June Medal by Alan Johnston of Johnston's Bakery, Scotch Street, Armagh, as Club Captain Richard Stewart looks on.

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Last Updated: 28 June 2017

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We have received information from Firmus Energy regarding road works on the Newry Road starting on the 3/07/2017 and lasting for approximately 4 weeks.

There will be lane closures with traffic lights in place.

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Last Updated: 27 June 2017

A scholarly scrap between St Patrick's Grammar School teachers past and present broke out at County Armagh Golf Club on Saturday 17 June, as Paddy Loughran narrowly edged out Gerry Cullen to earn victory in the club stableford competition.

Paddy, Club Captain in 1996, started steadily if unspectacularly as he was five over par and level his handicap for the first five holes.

However, a par at the 6th followed by a birdie two at the Quarry got the retired maths man motoring and he would reach the turn with a superb 21 points.

Loughran's back-nine performance was almost as brilliant as he bashed home pars at the 11th, 12th, 14th and, most impressively, the 17th and 18th on his way to a 20-point homeward haul.

Paddy's fine 41-point total clipped his handicap to 16 and granted him a much deserved success that proves there's still plenty of competitive spirit left in this veteran campaigner.

County Armagh Golf Club's toughest hole: the 16th, Lakes.

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Last Updated: 27 June 2017

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1st Stewart Stevenson 39pts.

2nd Derek Little 38pts.

Cat 1

Brian McGuigan 37pts.

Cat 2

Conlon Rice 38pts

Cat 3

Gerry Doyle 37pts

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Last Updated: 26 June 2017

Thursday 22nd June 2017

To mark the successful completion of the 8 week Get Into Golf programme the Ladies Branch of County Armagh Golf Club held a celebration evening. Wine and refreshments were enjoyed by the participants who then took part in an enjoyable and informative table quiz on the Rules of Golf.

Participants were presented with certificates to recognise their involvement in the programme which was developed with the able assistance of Rory Leonard, the Golf Federation Officer for the Get Into Golf Initiative.

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Last Updated: 26 June 2017

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The new County Armagh Golf Club Captain's Day Perpetual Cup, which has been kindly donated by 2017 Captain Richard Stewart, will be competed for on Friday/Saturday for the very first time.

Who'll be the first person to get their name engraved on this beautiful trophy?

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Last Updated: 23 June 2017

He has been one of County Armagh's most consistent golfing campaigners over many years and, on 11 June, Paul Doyle lived up to that billing with a characteristically assured nett 66 to secure top spot in the Sunday stroke competition.

Doyle birdied the 3rd to nullify his bogey at the previous hole before further dropped shots at the 5th and 8th saw him reach the turn in 36 strokes.

A tremendous, if topsy-turvy, level-par back nine would follow, with the retired schoolteacher bogeying the 10th, 16th and 18th but slotting another birdie at the 12th and then holing his approach to the 14th green for a spectacular eagle two.

Paul's mastery of low-ball-flight golf is often admired, and he'll hope to earn more plaudits by consolidating the five-handicap status bestowed upon him by this excellent two-over-par round.

County Armagh Golf Club's index 18 and shortest par 5: the 12th, Ballyheridan.

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Last Updated: 22 June 2017

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Club Captain Richard Stewart celebrates with winners of the ‘9 & Wine' competition held on Friday 16 June, namely Tom Calvert, Vera Ellingham, Alexandra Mawhinney and Sean Dougan.

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Last Updated: 22 June 2017

Senior Open Stableford

1st Ian O'Hea 44pts

2nd Martin Oliver 42pts (back nine)

3rd Paul Doyle 42pts

Open Stableford

1st Barry Scully 39pts (back nine)

2nd Paul McKeown 39pts (back nine)

3rd Neill Dowzell 39pts

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Last Updated: 21 June 2017

It's difficult to imagine a performance more deserving of glory than that produced by John Maguire on Saturday 10 June.

Maguire illuminated the Lonsdale Cup, sponsored by Armagh City Hotel, with a stunning four-under-par gross 66 to earn a two-shot victory over the rest of a packed 195-man field.

Having netted category and gross prizes in recent weeks, John had already signalled that he was recapturing something like his best form.

Now, after turning in such a majestic display in one of the most prestigious fixtures in the County Armagh Golf Club calendar, he has identified himself as very much a golfer for the big occasion.

The then four-handicapper's sublime showing began with a tepid five at the 1st. However, a hat-trick of birdies at the 3rd, 6th and 7th and just one more dropped shot, at the 8th, saw him reach the turn in only 33 strokes.

Then followed an utterly flawless three-under-par back nine, in which another quick-fire Maguire birdie treble nestled nicely among six serene pars.

Uppermost among the myriad impressive aspects of John's Lonsdale masterclass are the fact that it arrived on a day of such stiff winds and his assured 4, 4, 4 denouement when many others would surely have lacked such composure.


The magnificent Lonsdale Cup is presented to winner John Maguire by Brian McCormack, representing sponsors Armagh City Hotel, and Club Captain Richard Stewart.

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Last Updated: 20 June 2017

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