Gents Club Stableford
Sunday 26th September 2021

1st   Sean Gallagher                36 pts
2nd Tony McGilloway (10)      35 pts
Gross: Brendan McGrath (1) 32 pts
3rd Gerard McGinley (9)        33 pts BOT

Front Nine: Roger Green (13)  19 pts
Back Nine:  Brian Dolan (13)   17 pts




Gents Open Stableford
Saturday 25th September 2021

1st   Sidney Porter (17) B&S       44 pts
2nd Keith Lapsley (6)                 40 pts
Gross: Brendan McGrath (1)     33 pts
3rd  Ray Finn (11)                        37 pts BOT

Front Nine: Brendan Mason (20) R'Mount  20 pts BOT
Back Nine:  Pauric Dunleavy (4)                    20 pts BOT




​Gents Senior Open Stableford
Monday 20th September 2021

1st   Tony Diver (15)                       35 pts
2nd Ken Armstrong (14)               34 pts BOT
Gross: Paul Grant (7)                    24 pts
3rd Francis Casey (17) Ardglass  34 pts

Front Nine: John McGlynn (17) L'Kenny       20 pts BOT
Back Nine:  Clifford Vaughn (12) N'Stewart 18 pts BOT

Gents Club Stroke
Sunday 19th September 2021

1st   Declan McBride (26)    64
2nd Ger Dalton (9)               65
Gross: Sean Duffy Jnr (2)     70
3rd John Chambers (10)      67

Front Nine: Paul McGuckin (18)  31
Back Nine:  Michael Kelly (12)     33


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Gents Open Waltz
Saturday 18th September 2021

1st - 89 pts
Sean C Duffy (2)
Keith Lapsley (6)
Sean Duffy Snr (10)
Aidan Fox (20)

2nd - 85 pts
Andy Murray (9)
Ken Armstrong (14)
Chris Daly (14)
Nigel Doherty (15)



Gents Open Stableford
Wednesday 15th September 2021

1st   Declan McBride (28)    43 pts
2nd Stanley Johnston (21)   39 pts
Gross: Andy Murray (9)      28 pts
3rd Dean Shields (15)           38 pts

Front Nine: Charles Roarty Jnr (10)  22 pts
Back Nine:  Martin McBride (16)       21pts      

September Monthly Medal - Stroke
Sunday 12th September 2021

1st   John McCosker (17)           63
2nd Tim Ryan (14)                     64
Gross: Brendan McGrath (2)  68
3rd Neil McGinley (12)              66

Front Nine: Cornie McMullan (13)  30.5
Back Nine:  Danny Sweeney (12)     31




Gents Open Stableford
Saturday 11th September 2021

1st   Gary Doherty (16)             41 pts
2nd Denis Martin (21)             38 pts BOT
Gross: Brendan McGrath (2)  34 pts
3rd William Hamilton (20)      38 pts BOT

Front Nine: Keelan McGee (7)       22 pts
Back Nine:  Dean McColgan (10)  22pts 


Gents Open Stableford
Wednesday 8th September 2021

1st   Nigel Nixon (18)             40 pts
2nd Shaun Cannon (8)         38 pts BOT
Gross: Pauric Dunleavy (4) 32 pts
3rd Ken Armstrong (16)       38 pts

Front Nine: Brian Dolan (13)            22 pts
Back Nine:  Eugene Gallagher (15)  21 pts

Kilbrae Cup Stableford (Golfer of the Year)
Sunday 5th September 2021

1st   Fergus Mullen (16)             44pts
2nd Cyril Robinson (27)            40 pts
Gross: Brendan McGrath (2)    34 pts
3rd Eamon Hunter (17)              39 pts

Front Nine: Paul Grant (7)              22 pts BOT
​Back Nine:  Dominic Bogues (12)  22 pts


Gents Open Stroke
Saturday 4th September 2021

1st   Terry King (26)                    64 BOT
2nd Michael Murray (19)           64
Gross: Brendan McGrath (2)    68
3rd Rory McLaughlin (11)          65 BOT

Front Nine: Jamie Gillespie (21)   29.5
​Back Nine:  Tommy Friel (19)       30.5


Gents Open Stableford
Wednesday 1st September 2021

1st   Malcolm Allan (24)                     45 pts
2nd Cliff Lenehan (15)                       43 pts
Gross: Shaun Cannon (8)                 33 pts
3rd Dan O'Gallachoir (10) G.Dore   40 pts BOT

Front Nine: Brian Dolan (13)   20 pts BOT
Back Nine:  Terry King (27)     22 pts  

Dunfanaghy Golf Club are naturally very proud of Darcy Hogg and his continuing success on the golf course. However, his success is no longer limited to the island of Ireland, as he represented Ireland as part of the Irish Boys’ team at the 2021 Home Nations event in Woodhall Spa Golf Club in England last month. These R&A Home International matches saw males and females from a range of age groups play together in the same team in the traditional round-robin, match play format.
 
As Darcy is only 16 years old, playing for the Irish Boys Under-18 team was an incredible achievement and he is already following in the footsteps of Irish golfing greats such as Rory, Padraig, Darren and Graham. Darcy played with a poise and maturity which belied his age, and was the only team member to return 2 points from his 4 matches. The last Dunfanaghy member to scale the heights of golfing success was Ciaran McMonagle, brother of our Professional, Seamus McMonagle, who was capped at all age levels for his country. 
 
The round robin format for the U18s’ matches featured combinations from the 14 person strong team.  (6 girls and 8 boys). This allowed for seven foursomes, three girls’ and four boys’ matches, and 14 singles matches to be played. Darcy not only won his singles match, but also his foursomes match, which meant that he returned almost half of the team’s points. Although England won overall, Darcy’s personal success is to be applauded.
 
James Marriott’s participation in the Ulster U16 event in Carnlea, Bangor and particularly his impressive first round 68, is also of note, even though he may have been disappointed to settle for the runner’s up spot. James T Sweeney, in the same tournament, also did himself proud, finishing a few shots behind. Not to be outdone by his older sibling, Evan Hogg (13yrs old came 2nd in the Irish Boys’ U14 Championship, after having to win a 3 way play off for the silver medal position.
 
Almost 50 players entered and have played in the annual Paul McGinley under age competition, with the Cup, Plate, Intermediate and Cadet sections now in their final stages. The prestigious Cup was won and retained by James T Sweeney in 2019 and 2020, but he is being challenged by Rory Kelly, Lucas Wood and Hugh Daly as the competition reaches its conclusion. Not to be overshadowed by his brothers, Lorcan Hogg won the Cadets section, while Niall Moore came out on top in the Intermediate competition. Dunfanaghy Golf Club is lucky to have so many young players who have the potential to bring more success to Dunfanaghy in the coming years.