Attn: Team Captains/Managers, Players, etc intending to participate in Inter-Club Matches
The Munster section 2020 re-draws for AIG Pierce Purcell Shield, AIG Junior Cup, AIG Jimmy Bruen Shield, AIG Senior Cup, Irish Boys Inter-Club are now available through this link https://www.golfnet.ie/about-us/documents/361/2018-munster-cups-and-shields-
Please note that matches can only commence on or after Monday 20 July 2020.
All matches to be played over a single leg on a Home/Away basis with 3 matches at Home and 2 Away up to and not including quarter final stage. The Home/Away matches should, where possible, be played on the same date/time. Matches must be arranged and completed on or before the deadline date for each round. If the two teams cannot mutually agree a date for the match, the match date is automatically designated as the date on which the deadline falls. Deadline dates are on the end of each draw sheet. Results to be forwarded as soon as possible after the match to karen@munster.gui.ie
Full "Terms of Competition" together with Interim Guidance on playing the matches (subject to continual review) will be circulated later today from Head Office. These will be added to above link in due course.
Team Sheets
To be completed for all matches and exchanged (electronically or otherwise following COVID-19 regulations) between Team Captains together with Cups & Shields report for AIG Pierce Purcell Shield, AIG Jimmy Bruen Shield and AIG Junior Cup.
Disputes
Unresolved disputes must be notified to the Branch Office within 24 hours, inclusive of the issue giving rise to the complaint - email karen@munster.gui.ie
It would be appreciated if you could forward Team Captain/Manager contact details of your teams to above email address in order to facilitate the smooth running of the events.
Best of luck and enjoy the rest of the playing season.
The event is called
Al Hayes
Singles Matchplay Qualifier
and is scheduled for Saturday 4th July 2020
and Sunday 5th July 2020.
The format is qualifying Mens Singles Stableford. It is a closed competition, visitors are not allowed to enter. The men will play the Woodstock course off the White tees.
Top 16 will qualify for the
knockout stage of the competition.
Competition Description
The event is called Junior Competition
2nd July 2020 and is scheduled to begin
on Thursday 2nd July 2020.
The format is qualifying Mixed Junior Singles Stableford. The boys will play the Woodstock course off the Green tees. The girls will play the Woodstock course off the Red tees
Members,
Please find attached a scanned copy of EXACTLY how a scorecard should be marked in the upcoming competitions. The example provided is for a group of 4 players and the exact same should done for a group of 2 or 3 players. Again, we understand there is a lot of responsibility on the marker but this is what is required under the current circumstances.
Please enter the strokes AND the stableford points just like in the example given. The number of entrants in the competition is going to be large, so if the stableford points are not entered, it will take the committee a further day to process the results. Even though the computer is in use, the committee still has to go through every card manually. We sincerely ask for your cooperation with this.
*
BUNKERS: The following Local Rule will be in place for bunkers
"When a player's ball lies in a bunker, the player may take free relief once by placing the original ball or another ball in and playing it from this relief area:
-Reference Point: Spot of the original ball.
-Size of Relief Area Measured from Reference Point: Within 6 inches of the reference
point, but with these limits:
-Limits on Location of Relief Area:
*Must not be nearer the hole than the reference point, and
*Must be in the bunker
The player may clean his ball, but is not allowed to improve the conditions affecting the stroke smoothing the sand, before placing the ball. In proceeding under this Local Rule, the player must choose a spot to place the ball and use the procedures for replacing a ball under Rules 14.2b (2) and 14.2e.
So basically, if your ball ends up in a bunker, you mark the ball, pick it up (you may clean it), and then place it within 6 inches of the original spot (not nearer the hole and must be placed in the bunker)
Regards,
Competitions Committee
Open scanned copy click : SCORECARD
Members,
Always one of the best
weekends of the year
so book early!
Captains Weekend Away
Westport : September 18 - 20
Golf
Friday- Westport
Saturday - Ballinrobe
Accommodation
The Helm, Westport
The number of places is limited
so early booking is advised.
Names & €50 deposit to PJ Carmody or Liam O'Connor
Competition Description
The event is called Open Singles:
Wednesday 1st July & Thursday 2nd July
and is scheduled to begin on Wednesday 1st July 2020. The format is qualifying Mens Singles Stableford.
It is an open competition, visitors are allowed to enter.
The men will play the Woodstock course off the Green tees.
Members,
We are now definitely ready to begin competitive golf next week! I would again like to welcome all the new members and I hope ye have a very enjoyable year and beyond in Woodstock Golf Club. If there is any way we can help ye, don’t be afraid to ask we are here to help!
I’m just writing to everyone to give them an idea of the schedule for the weeks ahead and general changes and plans for the year as a result of Covid-19. We cannot plan too far ahead this year so we will take it week by week.
Please keep registering for the new ClubV1 and HowDidIDo apps. We cannot open up the online booking system until members register and those that aren’t registered will be at a disadvantage booking tee times when the online system does go live. Attached to this email are complete instructions on how to register.
Midweek Competitions: Beginning on Wednesday the 1st July, we will now have an open competition that will run over the course of two days. The midweek competition will run on Wednesdays and Thursdays. This will give a chance for everyone to take part. For those that cannot play on Wednesday they can play on Thursday and vice versa. For singles competitions there will be a different CSS calculated on both days in accordance with GUI guidelines. This will also apply to weekend competitions on Saturdays and Sundays. Remember, if you do happen to be on the timesheet for both Wednesday/Thursday and Saturday/Sunday, the first round you play in must be your competition round or else it is deemed as practicing on the course beforehand and will be a disqualification. We would suggest that you do not play both days so everyone gets a chance to play in the competitions. The first competition will be an Open men’s singles stableford competition off the green markers on the 1st and 2nd of July.
Levies must be paid before you may play in any competition. This may be checked before every person enters a competition but validation will take place after the end of each competition. I would encourage new members to also pay levies and get their supplementary scorecards in quickly so they can receive a handicap. This will enable new members to play in competitions sooner.
Matchplay Competitions: Due to the late start as a result of Covid-19, we are running qualifying competitions for both the Al Hayes Singles Matchplay and the AMR Shanaway Cup FourBall. A decision will be made on the Westgate Motor Factors Foursomes competition at a later date.
A timeframe and schedule will be decided on these once the inter-club draws are made tomorrow Monday the 29th June.
Competition Rules and Guidelines: Unfortunately, not enough members have registered for the ClubV1 & HowDidIDo apps to enable us to use the mobile phone score entry and sign-in system for competitions. As a result of this, please find attached a copy of the guidelines and protocol for taking part in a competition paying particular attention to the role of the “marker” and scorecards. Please read them carefully before you arrive at the golf course. Copies will be available at the proshop also.
Local Rule Steps 8th Hole: Finally, please take note of the new local rule regarding the steps on the 8th hole. The local rule will be posted in the locker rooms, proshop and at the steps. The drop zone that is provided has nothing to do with providing relief from the penalty area (lake). It is solely there to provide relief from the steps interfering with your stance or swing. Line of sight relief is not provided in this rule.
Colm Mullen
Competitions Secretary
Dear Members.
Our junior members will be back golfing from tomorrow morning. 7.30 to 9.30 am.
Tuesday evening from 8 pm to 9.30.
Also Wednesday evening and Thursday evening at same time. The 4th and 5th holes will be closed off for their use.
If you are going out from 7.45 pm on please play 1st & 2nd and then go to 6th hole.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Anne Marie
Members,
Just a reminder to keep registering for the
ClubV1 Members Hub and HowDidIDo apps!
The sooner everyone registers, the sooner you will be able to see upcoming fixtures, schedule for the year ahead and club news. Also, the quicker everyone registers, the quicker we will be able to open the online booking system in the future. Most, if not all of the new members information has been inputted in to the system so they should also be able to register now as well.
New members without a GUI number and handicap will only be able to register for ClubV1. You will not be able to register for HowdidiIDo until you get a GUI number and handicap.
There are some incorrect/illegible emails we have received from members that are bouncing back to us and will therefore not allow you to register for the apps. We need to have your exact email address on our system in order for you to join.
Please find attached the information booklet containing all the information you need on how to download the apps and all the features associated with it. It is very important that everyone reads this information booklet. You have the option of showing your personal information to other members by selecting "Privacy" and ticking on the various fields to show information. Bear in mind that you might want to show your mobile and/or e-mail to allow other members to contact you to arrange matches or be contactable to team managers etc. Whatever information you decide to show to club members is entirely up to you.
A simple google search of ClubV1 Members Hub and HowDidIDo will also bring up the required links.
Any problems, please email me at mullencolm@hotmail.com
Regards,
Colm
To ensure that the game is played safely, golfers must observe the following rules:
In advance of play:
•If you are ill or have symptoms, stay at home.
•Schedule your tee-time in the manner prescribed by the club you are playing at. Under no circumstances should you arrive at the club without booking in advance.
•Ensure that your group size is no greater than that allowed by your club.
• Ensure that you have sufficient numbers of golf balls, markers, tees to avoid having to exchange equipment with others.
•Wash your hands and your golf equipment before you leave home.
•Aim to arrive at the Practice Area, if open at your club, no more than 15 minutes prior to play.
•It is recommended that, wherever possible, you travel to and from the golf course on your own or with members of your own household only
•Park your car in such a way as to facilitate physical distancing.
•Observe physical distancing rules at all times following your arrival at the club.
•If necessary, retrieve your clubs, shoes and other equipment from your locker.
•Change your shoes in the car park.
•Warm-up alone. Observe physical distancing rules on practice range and on the practice putting green. If your club has taken the decision to close practice facilities, this must be strictly adhered to.
•Avoid holing out on practice putting green, putt to a tee-peg instead.
On the course:
•Do not arrive at the first tee more than 5 minutes before your allotted tee time.
•Observe physical distancing at all times on the course.
•Following play of a hole, do not enter the next teeing ground until all members of the group in front have played their tee-shots and exited the teeing ground.
•If you must use a golf buggy, it must only be used by you and cannot be shared with or used by another player during the round.
•Do not exchange or share equipment, food or drink with other players during your round.
•Do not pick up another player’s equipment or golf ball.
•Do not use on-course water fountains, ball cleaners etc.
•Do not use rakes in bunkers
•Do not touch the flag or flagstick. Putt with the flagstick in and remove your own ball from the hole.
In addition, the following guidelines should be observed:
•Use the toilet facilities before you leave home.
•Bring your own hydration/food to the course.
•Bring your own hand sanitiser to the course & use regularly during the round.
Phase 3 Protocol Confirmed for ROI
Four-balls allowed at 10 minute intervals; Competition golf & visitors permitted; Restaurants and Bars operating as Restaurants may open under strict guidelines; Travel restrictions lifted
Phase 3 expected to commence on June 29th in Republic of Ireland
Four-balls allowed at 10 minute intervals
Competition golf & visitors permitted
Restaurants and Bars operating as Restaurants may open under strict guidelines
Travel restrictions lifted
DOWNLOAD THE PROTOCOL HERE: Protocol_Phase3_Doc.pdf
Members,
Any new members who now have a GUI number and handicap and who could not previously register for HowdidIDo should now be able to register. The list has been updated to include those people and you are linked to
Woodstock Golf & Country Club.
The more people that register, the sooner we can open up the online booking system!
Thanks,
Colm
The Golfing Union of Ireland can confirm that a significant majority of entered clubs have voted to proceed with a plan to run a limited schedule of inter-club competitions and events in 2020.
On 13 May 2020 the GUI wrote to all of its affiliated clubs requesting that they consider whether they wished to participate in a curtailed suite of inter-club competitions later this year.
Following a three-week feedback period, the results were as follows:
All-Ireland competitions:
AIG Senior Cup – 169 clubs (85% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
AIG Junior Cup – 232 clubs (79% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
AIG Jimmy Bruen Shield – 242 clubs (78% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
AIG Pierce Purcell Shield – 253 clubs (76% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
All-Ireland Gold Medals – 114 clubs (65% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
Boys Under-18 Inter-Club – 108 clubs (92% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
Provincial competitions:
Jack O'Sullivan (Connacht) – 27 clubs (78% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
Barton Cup (Leinster) – 81 clubs (62% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
Leinster Under-15 Inter-Club – 35 clubs (65% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
Ulster Cup – 67 clubs (70% of original entry number) in favour of proceeding
What happens next?
It is the intention that draws and related information for these competitions will be published on Monday 29th June, with a potential commencement of matches not before 20th July 2020. The target commencement date is still subject to change to a later date, strictly dependent on public health restrictions – this will be confirmed with the publication of the draws.
As will be noted from the plan below, it remains to be determined whether the All-Ireland competitions will run to completion, or whether they will conclude at provincial level only in 2020. A further update on this timeline will be issued with the draws at the end of the month.
Also accompanying all draws will be a guidance checklist that all participating clubs must adhere to in order to prioritise safety of all concerned during matches.
What will be different about specific events?
With regard to the AIG competitions (Senior Cup, Junior Cup, Jimmy Bruen and Pierce Purcell) the plan provides for the following:
There will be no stroke play qualifiers. Instead, the competition will be run in the same way in all four provinces, with all matches prior to at least the provincial quarter-final being played on a home/away basis with the team drawn at home hosting three matches and the team drawn away hosting two. There will be a tight schedule to complete matches, with rounds generally being run off within a fortnight of each other. It will be essential that all participating clubs work with us and each other to ensure that all rounds are played in a timely manner. The full rules and procedures around this will be published with the draws at the end of the month.
Host clubs will NOT be required to provide post-match sit-down meals, caddies will not be allowed in any of the events, and there will be no requirement to provide complimentary practice rounds prior to matches. Practice, instead, will be discretionary, subject to each club's capabilities, and if agreed, it should always be reciprocal.
In order to facilitate safe social distancing, the AIG Jimmy Bruen and Pierce Purcell Shields will be conducted as four-ball competitions instead of foursomes. Matches will still be played off scratch and the handicap limits remain as before.
The All-Ireland finals have been provisionally rescheduled for Donegal Golf Club on 15-18 October 2020, which will facilitate these national competitions being run to a conclusion provided that matches are played on time and) that public health measures remain favourable. Should these provisos prove impossible to meet due to circumstances beyond our control, it remains the intention as per the plan to conclude these competitions at provincial level.
The intention is to hold the final of the Under-18 Inter-Club along with the four AIG events in Donegal in October, while the All-Ireland Gold Medal final remains scheduled for the K Club on 6th October, but with a new format that is fully set out in the plan
see here: https://www.golfnet.ie/SiteAssets/Inter-Club%20Plan%20for%20Clubs.pdf
Final confirmed entries
To view the final confirmed list of entries,
click here: www.golfnet.ie/guilive#/competition/2216844/info
Hi Folks.
Help is needed again this Friday evening from 7 pm onwards to spread the sand in the bunkers. Please bring with you a rake and shovel. Paddy our head green keeper is looking for the cosmetic look. Please rake the sand from the middle of the bunker to cover the earth and stones around the sides. Rake out from centre to sides. Please make sure to check in at Proshop before you start.
Regards
Anthony Coote.
Course liaison officer.
In light of the large volume of queries received, the GUI and ILGU would like to clarify the situation which led to its communication to golfers and golf clubs confirming that club competitions would not be permitted in Phase 2.
Please note: This relates to golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland only.
In mid-April the GUI and ILGU submitted a draft Protocol to Government which outlined the means by which the Unions felt that golf could be re-introduced on a safe, low-risk basis. This submission by the Unions ultimately led to golf being included, as one of only two named sports, in Phase 1 of the Government’s Roadmap for Reopening Society and Business.
Once the Unions became aware of the phased approach taken by Government, Golf’s Protocol was updated to include phases matching those in the Government’s Roadmap and the Union’s submitted their updated Protocol to Government, including an Appendix setting out Golf’s phased plan. The Appendix indicated that Club competitions would be allowed in Phase 2.
The GUI and ILGU then issued the Protocol to clubs and golfers, emphasising that:
“Public health measures are likely to be continually updated by the Government. Even if golf continues to be allowed in such circumstances, the Protocol governing the safe playing of the game may be updated in line with any changes to public health measures.”
Phase 1 of Golf’s Protocol was subsequently approved by the Government appointed Expert Group on the Return to Sport. Feedback from the group was silent in relation to Phase 2 and subsequent phases.
On the week commencing 25th May, the Unions submitted their detailed Protocol for Phase 2 to Government, including some easing in restrictions relating to group sizes and tee-time intervals, indicating that the Protocol would be published and issued to affiliated clubs on Monday, 1st June.
On Wednesday, 3rd June, the Expert Group on the Return to Sport met and considered Phase 2 protocols from various sports. At this meeting, the Group decided that competitions across all team and individual sports would not be permitted in Phase 2. This was communicated to the Unions on Thursday, 4th June.
Clearly, the Unions remained of the view that golf competitions, played under that conditions set out in Appendix 2 of the Unions Phase 2 Protocol, posed no additional risk to golfers. This was communicated to Sport Ireland on the afternoon of Thursday, 4th June and Sport Ireland were asked to reconsider the position.
On the afternoon of Friday, 5th June, Sport Ireland confirmed the decision of the Expert Group, as follows:
“An important point is that the Expert Group advises against any competitive sport in Phase 2. That is a general point across all sports and not directed at golf specifically although relevant to your plans. Fairness and consistency of the application of advice across all sport is an important element of the mandate of the Expert Group.
There is a rationale behind that advice. Phase 2 remains a high risk Phase with COVID 19 still active in community settings. People are encouraged to return to sport and physical activity but strictly within public health guidelines. There are significant relaxations of the protocols but caution is still recommended. Competition in sport is not advised as it means higher intensity activity, more people involved in a particular event and an incentive for people to travel beyond the 20 km limit.
We understand your point that closed club competitions were included in protocols submitted some weeks ago. However, the Expert Group works on a Phase by Phase basis as the public health advice can change. Phase 2 was only considered on June 3 and it is understood that the public health emergency is an evolving situation with a high level of uncertainty from week to week. NGBs have to plan ahead but those plans are subject to change depending on Government approval and advice.”
The Unions then issued their statement to clubs confirming that competitions could not be played in Phase 2.
On the morning of Saturday, 6th June, the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport issued a Press Release (See: https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/c7327-return-to-sport-expert-group-recommends-further-steps-towards-phase-2-protocols/) confirming the decision of the Expert Group. The Press Release states:
“On this occasion, the Expert Group emphasized that the resumption of permitted sporting activity under phase 2 related to team sports training (but not matches) where social distancing can be maintained and where there is no contact. The focus is on team training, not on the playing of team games.
Accordingly, the Expert Group confirmed that training matches, friendlies, competitive fixtures or competitions in individual or team sport are not included under phase two; these will arise in later phases.”
The GUI and ILGU acknowledge the work of the Expert Group in the complex matter of getting sport re-started in a safe manner and particularly, for the progressive approach the Group has taken in deciding that golf would be included from Phase 1. We will continue to work with the Group as we progress through the Roadmap.
The Unions welcome the easing of travel restrictions from 8th June, and their proposed elimination from Phase 3, which will allow increased access to golf courses and the potential for additional revenue generation from green fees.
Finally, we would like to commend our member clubs and golfers for the manner in which they have embraced Golf’s Protocol during Phase 1 and we welcome the fact that our game continues to provide an outlet to people in these challenging times.
Members,
An update to the phase 2 protocols yesterday informed us that we are not allowed to have any competitions until after the 29th of June. Therefore, there will be no competitions until after that date. This is a move that surprised us all as we had prepared fully for a return to competitions from next Monday the 8th of June. The members also put in a huge effort last night to get the bunkers back in play and in excellent condition and a sincere thanks to those members. It is a setback from a financial standpoint also, considering competitions are vital for revenue for all golf clubs especially in these tough times.
The basic thinking coming from the discussions between the GUI, ILGU, Sport Ireland and the government is that there would be no competitive action in any sport across the board.
While it is disappointing, we are able to return to playing in fourballs on Monday the 8th June which I am sure is a relief to many players.
Also, it will give our new members more time to obtain a GUI number and handicap. Due to the huge rise in new members, it will give our committees more time to process all this information.
Finally, thanks to everyone who registered for the HowDidIDo and ClubV1 apps.
Just to note, some people have only registered with HowDidIDo. You must then register for ClubV1 after this. You will use the exact same details you used to log in to HowDidIdo to log in to ClubV1. HowdidIDo provides you with a "Login Passport" and you use this to log in to ClubV1. ClubV1 is the app you will use the most for Club News, Results, Fixtures and booking teetimes and so on.
Thanks
Colm Mullen
Comp Secretary
A massive thank you to everyone who showed up at the bunker night last night!
It was amazing to see almost 40 members up in the club making the bunkers both perfectly playable and looking amazing.
It was remarkable to see people that have been members of the club for 30 years up there and also people that have been members of the club for 3 weeks helping out. A special thank you to those new members that came last night, we are most grateful.
Regards,
Tony Coote
Club Liaison Officer
Protocol for Phase 2
in Republic of Ireland
Phase 2 will commence on June 8th
PLEASE NOTE:
This article was updated on
5th June 2020 at 7.55pm
and relates to golf in the
Republic of Ireland only
UPDATE: COMPETITIONS NOT PERMITTED IN PHASE 2
UPDATED PROTOCOL AVAILABLE HERE: Protocol_Phase2_5th June.pdf
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Members,
Welcome back to the golf course. We are now ready to begin competitive golf next week! I would especially like to welcome all the new members and I hope ye have a very enjoyable year and beyond in Woodstock Golf Club.
I’m just writing to everyone to give them an idea of the schedule for the month ahead and general changes and plans for the year as a result of Covid-19. We cannot plan too far ahead this year so we will take it month by month.
Midweek Competitions: As we cannot have open competitions during this phase, we will now have a closed club competition for members that will run over the course of two days. The midweek competition will run on Wednesdays and Thursdays. This will give a chance for everyone to take part in the midweek competition. For those that cannot play on Wednesday they can play on Thursday and vice versa. For singles competitions there will be a different CSS calculated on both days in accordance with GUI guidelines. This will also apply to weekend competitions on Saturdays and Sundays. Remember, if you do happen to be on the timesheet for both Wednesday/Thursday and Saturday/Sunday, the first round you play in must be your competition round or else it is deemed as practicing on the course beforehand and will be a disqualification. We would suggest that you do not play both days so everyone gets a chance to play in the competitions. The first closed club competition will be a men’ singles stableford competition off the green markers on the 10th and 11th of June.
Matchplay Competitions: Due to the late start as a result of Covid-19, we are running qualifying competitions for both the Al Hayes Singles Matchplay and the AMR Shanaway Cup FourBall. A decision will be made on the Westgate Motor Factors Foursomes competition at a later date.
The Singles Matchplay Qualifier will run on the 13th and 14th of June and the top 16 players will qualify for the matchplay section of the competition. This section will be seeded so 1st in the qualifier will play 16th, 2nd plays 15th, 3rd plays 14th and so on.
The Shanaway Cup FourBall Matchplay Qualifier will take place on the 20th and 21st of June and the top 8 will qualify for the matchplay section of the competition. This section will also be seeded with 1st in the qualifier playing 8th, 2nd playing 7th and so on. Also, for the FourBall Matchplay Qualifier, one Junior member may play with an adult member but 2 juniors may not play together.
Levies must be paid before you may play in any competition. This may be checked before every person enters a competition but validation will take place after the end of each competition. I would encourage new members to also pay levies and get their supplementary scorecards in quickly so they can receive a handicap. This will enable new members to play in competitions sooner.
Competition Rules and Guidelines: Please find attached a copy of the guidelines and protocol for taking part in a competition paying particular attention to the role of the “marker” and scorecards. Please read them carefully before you arrive at the golf course. Copies will be available at the proshop also.
Local Rule Steps 8th Hole: Finally, please take note of the new local rule regarding the steps on the 8th hole. The local rule will be posted in the locker rooms, proshop and at the steps. The drop zone that will be provided is nothing to do with providing relief from the penalty area (lake). It is solely there to provide relief from the steps interfering with your stance or swing. Line of sight relief is not provided in this rule.
Colm Mullen
Competitions Secretary
Dear Members,
The new club management system ClubV1 is ready for rollout!
The new system is amazing. It will allow members to book tee times, check their handicap, access to all competitions results and fixture lists etc. etc.
Please find attached detailed instructions on how to download and register both apps (ClubV1 & HowDidIDo) on android or iOS or through a desktop.
Also attached is a booklet outlining the many features of both the ClubV1 and HowDidIDo apps. Please read through it as it explains how you can manage every part of your own account.
I would encourage all members to download and register for the apps as quickly as possible so we can get online booking and communications to all members as quickly as possible.
The online booking system will not be in operation until the next phase and you will need to ring the pro-shop for tee times so we can continue to adhere to GUI protocols and guidelines.
Members,
Golf’s Protocol in Phase 2 of Roadmap for Reopening Society and Business is likely to permit clubs to include fourballs on their timesheets and the re-introduction of competitive golf. The competition Secretary, Colm Mullen will advise members thereon later in the week.
It is important for golfers to note that if members wish to avail of the ‘Golfers Insurance’ they should furnish their remittance of €27 to Anne Marie Russell at the Pro-shop. The Closing date for acceptance of the insurance premium is Sunday 7th June, 2020.
With competitive golf likely to commence next week there is likely to be big demand for tee times. In the interest of fairness only those members of have paid their Club Levy for the current year may participate in club competitions. If you have overlooked same, the levy is €20.00 and can be paid in the Pro-shop.
It is also noted that the Handicap Secretary has received a large number of requests from new members for a handicap. The GUI levy of €24.00 should be paid in order for the handicap application to be processed. Any existing member should also ensure that their GUI levy is paid for the current year. Again, payment can be made in the Pro-shop.
The Club Officers and Committees are most thankful to you the members who have adhered to the Protocols in place for the re-opening of the golf club. There has been a very small number of players who have not adhered to the rules of booking your tee time and checking in at the Pro-shop before playing. We strongly encourage those players to stop the practice of walking onto the 1st Tee/Golf Course without checking in. The club can only ensure that golf is conducted in a safe and responsible manner if everyone complies with the rules. The Club Officers must ensure that Woodstock Golf club is complying with the agreed Protocols and golf is taking place in a safe and socially distant manner.
Anne Marie Russell has done excellent work to date to ensure that our Contact Tracing Records are kept properly and up to date. Please make her task that bit easier by adhering to the rules.
Enjoy the return to golf and stay safe,
Jimmie Kelly,
Hon Secretary.
Dear Members,
I hope everyone is keeping safe and well.
Well done to everyone so far on adhering to the rules and guidelines.
Everything has gone very well so far.
In order to get club competitions back up and running next week, which is the plan, there are some things we need to do in preparation for this.
We need to get the bunkers back in play and in pristine condition. Without this, we cannot go ahead with any qualifying competitions. In order to do this, we need help from the members. We are meeting at the shed at 8pm Friday evening. If we get 4 people working on each hole (2 per bunker) we will get each hole done in no time!
Please leave your car in the carpark and walk to the shed.
Bring a spade, clippers and a bucket if possible.
Paddy would like us to pull any weeds or debris from the bunker and he would also like us to clip the grass around the edges of the bunker. We can also edge the bunkers neatly using a spade so we have a clear defined edge on each bunker.
There is no need to rake the bunker as more sand will be going into them
once they are tidied up.
Hope to see you Friday!
Regards
Anthony Coote
Course Liaison Officer
Phase 2 will commence on June 8th,
subject to government approval
Four-balls allowed at 14 minute intervals
Re-introduction of competition golf
Subject to the government confirming this week that Phase 2 can commence under the Roadmap for Reopening Society and Business, the GUI and ILGU have announced details of how golf will operate from June 8th.
Golf 's Protocol, in Phase 2, has been relaxed slightly to permit clubs to include four-balls on their timesheets. This phase will also see the reintroduction of competitive golf and all clubs have been issued guidance on running competitions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The task of administering competitions, performed by volunteer committee members, may be more labour intensive in the current circumstances. Golfers must be mindful, as a result, that additional time is likely to be required to finalise results and update handicaps.
Outdoor group activities can also resume during this phase and the process of reintroducing junior activity to golf clubs is included in the updated Protocol.
The Protocol sets out the basis on which golf can be played in a safe manner, during Phase 2 of the Government's Roadmap. Golfers are expected to observe the underlying public health guidance, including travel restrictions, set out at: www.hse.ie/coronavirus/ and www.gov.ie. These rules are subject to change and golfers are asked to check www.golfnet.ie regularly for updates.
As we enter Phase 2 of the phased re-introduction of golf, there remains a major responsibility on golf clubs and golfers to ensure that our sport is conducted in a safe and responsible manner. Full adherence to the provisions of this Protocol is absolutely essential. Golf is in the very privileged position to have been allowed to resume at this stage and this return has been based on the sport being able to demonstrate to government that it can take place in a safe, socially distant manner.
The ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency remains our primary concern and overriding priority. The Unions acknowledge the tremendous efforts of all frontline workers which has allowed golf and society in general to consider this gradual return to normal life.
The Protocol for Phase 2 is available for download here: Protocol_Phase2.pdf
Clubs have been issued guidance on running competitions when they are permitted to resume during
the COVID-19 pandemic.
Covid –19 Guide For Committees
Technical Framework.pdf
Running Competitions
Guidance for Clubs - Competitions.pdf
We are currently upgrading the phone system here at Woodstock and the phone line 0656829463 will be down for 24 hours.
The Time-sheet is fully booked for this coming Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
If you require a tee time for Tuesday June 2nd or any other day next week email me at woodstockproshop@gmail.com
Apologies for any inconvenience,
Regards
Anne Marie
Delighted to see members back on the fairways today. Everything ran smoothly.
Please be advised that members are asked to leave the club immediately after completing their round.
Members are asked not congregate in the Carpark or around the Proshop.
From Monday 25th the last tee time every day will be 8.08 p.m.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Regards
Anne Marie
Attached is a further copy of the Woodstock Returning to Golf Protocols which was sent to members on Monday 11th May but which some members did not receive.
Woodstock returning to Golf Guidelines1
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Omitted from the copy emailed on Monday under item 12:
The Health and Safety authority are likely to carry out inspections to verify compliance with Protocols and thus we expect you the member will comply with same.
As we prepare to return to the course, the GUI and ILGU have prepared a short video with some ideas on how to stay safe while playing. #StaySafe
Facebook link:: https://www.facebook.com/golfingunionofireland/videos/254308892436221/
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Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/418026546
Anne Marie
Woodstock Golf Club will reopen on 18th May
for all golfing members residing within 5km
and we expect significant demand
for access to play golf.
We request that members respect GUI/ILGU guidance, Government requirements and
fair usage given anticipated high demand
in the weeks ahead.
For the immediate future from
May 18th - June 7th,
it is expected that golf in Woodstock
will operate as outlined below in the:
Woodstock returning to Golf Guidelines PDF file:
Protocol for reintroduction of
Golf in Ireland from May 18th CLICK HERE
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Specific details in relation to Golf at Woodstock
Golf Club, will be posted in the coming days including details of when the time-sheet will open.
I will be available Monday, Wednesday and Friday of the coming week from 10.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. for Annual Subscription payments and Levies.
Please read the attached document carefully.
Anne Marie
The text below is a circular issued to all clubs
today, 8th May 2020.
Protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner
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All clubs and golfers have a responsibility to ensure it is adhered to
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Golf fortunate in being one of the first sports to resume during the pandemic
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Subject to the Government confirming next week that Phase 1 can commence, golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol
jointly published by the GUI and ILGU.
This Protocol is the basis on which the Unions and Golf Ireland sought the inclusion by the Government of the resumption of golf
in Phase 1 of its Roadmap.
As one of the first sports to be allowed to resume, there is a major responsibility on golf clubs and golfers to ensure that our sport is conducted in a safe and responsible manner. Full adherence to the provisions of this Protocol is absolutely essential.
It should be noted that the Government continues to monitor the situation closely and have not ruled out the reintroduction of restrictions which could see golf clubs closed once again if the Protocol is not followed.
The Protocol is aligned to the five planned phases of the Government’s Roadmap and sets out how the restrictions on golf will be eased over the coming months. Please note that this Protocol may be updated or amended in line with ongoing Government advice.
Golf is in the very privileged position to be allowed to resume at this stage and this return has been based on the sport being able to demonstrate to government that it can take place in a safe, socially distant manner.
All clubs, golfers and staff have a shared responsibility to ensure the Protocol is adhered to. We ask that clubs pledge their commitment to implementing the protocol by signing up
using the link sent by email to the club.
We are aware that there are several other unofficial guidelines in circulation. These documents have not been reviewed by the relevant government departments and state agencies. Therefore, golf clubs and golfers must exclusively adhere to the Protocol
as published by the GUI and ILGU.
The ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency remains our primary concern and overriding priority. The Unions acknowledge the tremendous efforts of all frontline workers which has allowed golf and society in general to consider this gradual return to normal life.
The Protocol is available as PDF file for download HERE
Independent.ie Newsdesk
May 06 2020 07:58 PM
Golf will be open for business on May 18 but it won't be business as usual.
While the easing of Covid-19 restrictions is welcomed by all, many will still be in place during the early stages of the Government’s easing of lockdown measures.
Golf's governing bodies on the island of Ireland – the GUI and the ILGU – are waiting for the Government to clear up some of the finer details before they release their official protocol for golfing under Phase 1 of the Government roadmap.
Golf’s governing bodies welcome Government announcement on the reopening of golf courses
Golfnet/ 01.May 2020
Golf’s national governing bodies – Golf Ireland, the Irish Ladies Golf Union and the Golfing Union of Ireland – have warmly welcomed the Taoiseach’s confirmation that golf courses can reopen for play on a restricted basis in the first phase of the Government’s roadmap for the easing of Covid-19 restrictions later this month.
Since the restrictions were introduced in March, the governing bodies have been engaging intensively with the Irish Government and its agencies on a range of issues including the financial impact of the crisis on golf clubs, the importance of allowing essential maintenance of courses over the past five weeks, and the potential for the safe resumption of golf.
To that end, golf’s governing bodies have prepared a comprehensive draft protocol on the safe resumption of play on which we have been engaging with the Government over recent weeks. We now intend to finalise this protocol in the coming week, in consultation with the Government, and issue clear advice to our member clubs well in advance of the reopening of courses on 18 May. That advice will emphasise the absolute necessity of golf clubs adhering to the terms of the protocol for safe play.
In the initial stage, play will be for members only and competitions will not be permitted. We would ask clubs to refrain from opening timesheets for booking until the protocol is published, as it will contain vital information on group sizes and timesheet intervals.
The governing bodies will also continue to work closely with the Government in the coming weeks and months to seek support for golf clubs that have been severely impacted by the Covid-19 restrictions.
As today’s announcement only relates to golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland, the governing bodies will continue to work with the U.K. authorities and the Northern Ireland Executive to seek the safe resumption of golf for our clubs in Northern Ireland.
Mark Kennelly, CEO of Golf Ireland said:
“The golf community in Ireland welcomes the Taoiseach’s confirmation that our clubs can reopen on a restricted basis in the first phase of the Government’s plan to ease the Covid-19 restrictions. This means that golf will be one of the first sports to resume and will give golf club members the opportunity to return to play on a limited but safe basis.
“Golf offers the potential to play a significant role in the recovery from this crisis in public health terms. Our sport provides a valuable outlet for healthy outdoor activity which can be enjoyed with the appropriate safety measures in place”.
“We hope that, later in the year, golf can also make a valuable contribution to economic recovery, particularly in the domestic tourism sector.”
“On behalf of the national governing bodies, I want thank the golfers of Ireland for putting the health of their communities and fellow members first during this crisis and to urge them to continue to strictly adhere to the protocols for safe golf which will be finalised shortly and to continue to follow the public health advice of the Government and health authorities.”
“We wish to acknowledge the tremendous efforts being made by frontline workers across Ireland whose commitment and dedication to caring for those inflicted with COVID-19 has led us to a point where we can begin to consider a return to activities such as golf.”
As this beautiful weather
continues to shine down on us,
we would all love to be out on
the golf course right now
playing any old kind of golf.
The restrictions are now in
place until May 5th at least.
Our greenkeepers are maintaining
the course and they tell me that
it is looking beautiful.
Please obey the regulations
as set down by the GUI/ILGU
and do not venture onto the
Golf course either to walk your dog
or practice your chipping or putting.
(All markers and flags have been removed.)
Thank you for your continued support.
Happy Easter to you and your families
and hope to see you all after the 5th of May.
Stay home and Stay safe,
Anne Marie
Members
It is with profound regret that we must ask
our members to refrain from using the course
in order to comply with the Government recommendation in relation to the
Coronavirus pandemic which has been endorsed by both the ILGU AND GUI.
While golf is an outdoor sport that allows players to exercise in the fresh air, the message is very clear – members must stay at home to help contain the spread of COVID-19.
The only good news is that our green keeping staff can still attend and work on the course and ensure that it is in pristine condition when we get the opportunity to play the game that we all love as soon as it is safe to do so.
It has been great to see the return of our Course Superintendent, Paddy Comber to Woodstock Golf Club recently after his long illness. We all know the wonderful work he has done over the years and he and the staff are most deserving of our support. Paddy and his staff had earmarked next week for the annual hollow – tining and will take the opportunity to proceed with this work.
The Coronavirus has a huge impact on all our members. It is inevitable that with the loss of employment many of you will find it extremely difficult to make the monthly payments of your subscription. Could we ask you to do your best as the money will be utilised to keep our wonderful staff in employment to maintain the course. Anyone who has a difficulty please revert to me when an alternative payment plan can be put in place.
The course closure is difficult for everyone. The fact that a date of opening of 19th April 2020 has been set does not mean we will open in 1 Month.
However, the period of closure will be credited to members membership at the end of the year, E.g. if we Reopen on 1st May 2020, your membership for this year will run until 28th February 2021. To those members who have paid there 2020 subscription in full you will also get the additional credit at the start of next year
You will appreciate that there are developments daily in relation to COVID-19.
We will continue to liaise with the appropriate authorities and adhere to best practice as recommended.
Finally, I thank you, the members for your wonderful support in the past and wish everyone good health.
Stay Safe.
Anne-Marie
Spring League
Team of 4 Rumble. 18 Holes
1st
Paddy Meehan, Dickie Pyne,
Brian Kilker, Eugene Conroy
Score: 100 Pts.
2nd
Ross Darmody, Colm O'Callaghan,
Ray Hallahan, Colin Higgins
Score: 99 Pts.
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Singles S/F 18 Holes
1st. Pat Barry (30). 44 Pts.
2nd. Barry Scanlan (17). 41 Pts.
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Due to the current situation and circumstances, the Waltz can be played any day of the week up to Sunday. This is to free up the tee times and especially numbers on weekend and space it out a bit more. The tee times are also spaced at 15 minute intervals to further practice social distancing guidelines and advice. Please make sure to book tee times for each day from here forward.
Thanks
Colm Mullen
Competition Sec.
Attention:
Due to the outbreak of COVID-19
we have made a decision to defer
our seniors competition until April 7th.
We will review the situation nearer this date.
If anyone wishes they can play casual golf
(Please phone pro shop to book in advance)
but remember to stay 2 meters
away from each other.
Thanks
Tony Coote
Senior’s Captain
Please note;
there will be restrictions on the amount of people I’m allowing into the pro shop together.
Please only one from each 4 ball to sign in your four ball or 3 ball. The rest please remain outside the pro shop.
If you need anything we will get it to you at the door.
Sorry for any inconvenience but needs must for us all to remain healthy.
Thanks
Anne Marie
Golf & Coronavirus:
Can you play golf
amid coronavirus concerns?
With proper precautions, yes
A leading infectious disease expert says the game can still be enjoyed,
albeit with some modifications
By
Mike Stachura
Click Here
Statement on COVID-19
from GUI and ILGU
Updated at 11am on 13th March 2020 -
important updates included
about events and meetings.
Click Here
Spring League Week 1, Team of 4 scramble,
3 drives from each player.
1st
Cormac Walsh, Kieran Dromey,
Seamus Kelly, Jarlath Fahy
Score: 47.4
2nd
Tony Neville, Liam O'Connor,
Brendan Keogh, John Mulcahy
Score: 47.6
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Club Singles. 15 Hole S/Ford.
1st.
Tom Mc Kaigney (19). 31 pts.
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14th /15th March
Week 2 Spring League
4 Ball B/Ball, (9/10th Handicap)
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Club Singles for those not in Spring League.
Please Phone the Proshop to book Tee Times.
SORRY TO SAY
COURSE WILL REMAIN
CLOSED THIS WEEKEND.
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THE FOLLOWING WEEKEND
WILL SEE THE 4BALL BETTER BALL
BEING PLAYED IN SPRING LEAGUE.
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SUNDAY MARCH 1ST IS THE
CAPTAINS DRIVE IN AT 2.30 PM.
FOLLOWED BY 9 HOLE SCRAMBLE.
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OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT MATT POWER, CAPTAIN LIAM O'CONNOR,
LADY CAPTAIN FIONA LANDY, SENIOR CAPTAIN TONY COOTE
WILL DRIVE OFF AT 2.30 PM
TEAMS FOR 2020 SPRING LEAGUE.
1.
ROSS DARMODY. COLM O'CALLAGHAN. RAY HALLIHAN. COLIN HIGGINS.
2.
TYRONE KEARSE. GERRY HAYES. MARTIN WHITE. MICHAEL COUGHLAN.
3.
PADDY MEEHAN. DICKIE PYNE. BRIAN KILKER. EUGENE CONROY.
4.
TONY COOTE. ROBBIE DORMER. JASON DORMER. COLM MULLEN.
5.
GERRY O'MALLEY. PAT SOLON. PAT KEANE. FRANK SLATTERY.
6.
TONY. MARTIN. MICHAEL. SEAN NUGENT.
7.
TONY NEVILLE. LIAM O'CONNOR. BRENDAN KEOGH. STEVE LAHIFFE
8.
BRENDAN NEYLON. SHANE POWER. JONATHAN CLOHESSY. MATT POWER.
9
PAT O'BRIEN . PAT MC MAHON. RYAN ENRIGHT. KIERAN QUINN.
10.
PAUL COOTE. BRIAN KEOGH. JIMMIE KELLY. GREG FOGARTY.
11.
BERNARDO KELLY. SEAN WILLIAMS. RUAIRI BREEN. BRIAN LOGUE.
12.
BRIAN GILLIGAN. PJ CARMODY. MARTIN LYONS. KIERAN BROWNE.
13.
JASON CONSIDINE. OLLIE MC NAMARA. SEAN HOWARD. JOHN REIDY.
14.
JOHN MC BRIDE. FRANK TONE. BRIAN CARTY. BRENDAN ARTHUR.
15.
KEN HORGAN. FRANK LANDY. RONAN HORGAN. CHRIS MC GRATH.
16.
KIERAN DROMEY. CORMAC WALSH. JARLATH FAHY. SEAMUS KELLY.
17.
RAY. EDDIE. STEPHEN CASEY. FRANK MC ENERY.
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SAT 22ND/SUN 23RD FEBRUARY.
WEEK 1. TEAM OF 4 SCRAMBLE. 3 DRIVES FROM EACH PLAYER.
SAT 18TH JAN 2020
18 HOLE S/FORD
1ST. KEITH MC INERNEY (14) 44 PTS.
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SAT 25TH & SUN 26TH JAN 2020
18 HOLE S/FORD
1ST. RONAN O'LOONEY (15) 46 PTS
2ND. MICHAEL COUGHLAN (22) 44 PTS (B9)
3RD. PAT KEANE (10) 44 PTS (B9).
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CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY TO SPRING LEAGUE
EXTENDED TO 9TH FEB.
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2'S WINNERS 25TH/26TH JAN
CHRIS MC GRATH
PAUL SHERLOCK
PAT MC MAHON
DENIS RYAN
SPRING LEAGUE 2020
Entries for this years’ Spring League are now being taken.
Entries must be in by
9pm, Sunday 2nd February!
There will be no draw for teams this year and you may choose your team of 4 players.
Teams are made up of 4 players but each team must have a minimum of 2 players of 12 handicap or less.
Entry can be submitted by placing an envelope in the men’s competition box with the following information
1.Name
2.Current handicap
3.Contact telephone number
4.Entry fee(€30 per person/€120 per team)
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The Spring league will be played over 6 weeks this year. The league will begin on the weekend of the 15th/16th of February. The format will be as follows:
Week 1: 15th/16th February: Team of 4 Scramble
(1/8 of handicap & 3 drives to count from each player)
Week 2: 22nd/23rd February: 4Ball Better Ball
(9/10 handicap)
Week 3: 29th Feb/1st March: Rumble
(1 score to count holes 1-6, 2 scores to count holes 7-12, 3 scores to count holes 13-18) *
Week 4: 7th/8th March: Modified 4Ball
(Pick best drive and play your own ball in, full handicap)
Week 5: 14th/15th March: Waltz
(1 score to count at 1st/2 scores to count at 2nd/3 scores to count at 3rd/1 score to count at 4th/2 scores to count at 5th/3 scores to count at 6th and repeat every 3 holes)
Week 6: 21st/22nd March: Singles
(3 scores to count, Captains scores decides a tie)
Week 7: 28th & 29th March: Semi-Finals
Captains match decides a tie)
Week 8: 4th & 5th April: Final
(Captains match decides a tie)
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If you do not have a team and you wish to play, please leave your entry in the competitions box and we will find you a team!
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Rules:
-Subs to be assigned and/or approved by competitions committee
-Teams will only be allowed use a total of 3 subs and can only be used from week 1 to week 5. Only 1 sub can be used in any given week.
-The committee may defer or extend the dates above or cancel any week’s competition completely
- Any further rules will be advised prior to commencement of the competition
Please advise the competitions committee or the pro-shop
if you are interested in being called as a sub.
Colm Mullen
Competition Sectretary
TUESDAY 31/12/2019
MODIFIED TEAM OF 3
ONE SCORE TO COUNT.
WINNERS:
DICKIE PYNE (9)
JOE CASEY (15)
PAT QUINN (25)
SCORE: 47 PTS
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SENIORS COMPETITION EVERY TUESDAY (WEATHER PERMITTING).
PLEASE BE AT THE PRO SHOP FOR 10.45 AM. DRAW AT 11AM SHARP.
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KEYS LOST ON COURSE ON SUNDAY LAST.
IF FOUND PLEASE BRING TO PRO SHOP.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
SAT 21ST / SUN 22ND
CHRISTMAS HAMPERS 4BALL
WINNERS
KIERAN PATTON (17)
&
SEAMUS KELLY (18)
SCORE: 48 PTS. BACK 9
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PLEASE CALL TO PRO SHOP TO COLLECT
HAMPERS AND TURKEY VOUCHERS
THOSE THAT WON IN PAST 2 WEEKS.
*
COMPETITION ON
THURSDAY DEC 26TH
MODIFIED TEAM OF 4.
3 DRIVES TO COUNT FROM ALL 4 ON TEAM.
DEAR MEMBERS
SHORTLY YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR ANNUAL SUB LETTER FOR 2020.
THE INCENTIVE THIS YEAR IS TO GIVE SOME LUCKY MEMBER
THE CHANCE TO HAVE
FREE MEMBERSHIP FOR 2020.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS PAY YOUR ANNUAL SUB IN FULL BY END OF JANUARY TO THE PRO SHOP.
ONCE WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FIRST 50 SUBS A DRAW WILL BE HELD TO REIMBURSE THE LUCKY WINNER WITH THEIR PAYMENT.
IF THE PUNTER HAPPENS TO BE HUSBAND/WIFE,
ONE SUB WILL BE REIMBURSED.
MEMBERS ON STANDING ORDERS/ DIRECT DEBITS PLEASE CALL
TO PRO SHOP TO FILL OUT FORMS FOR SAME.
TAKING THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH YOU AND YOURS
A HAPPY AND PEACEFUL CHRISTMAS.
ANNE MARIE
28/11/19
15 HOLE SINGLES S/FORD.
1ST BRIAN LOGUE (17). 36 PTS
2ND JOHN MC GRATH (10). 35 PTS
3RD PADDY MEEHAN (10). 35 PTS
4TH EUGENE QUINN (20). 34 PTS
5TH TONY COOTE (13). 34 PTS
6TH RICHARD PYNE (11). 33 PTS
7TH JOHN O'DONOVAN (23). 32 PTS
8TH EUGENE CONROY (20). 31 PTS
9TH FRANK MC ENERY (13). 30 PTS
FRONT 6. JOE CASEY (17). 14 PTS
BACK 9. JACK DUFFY (19). 21 PTS
CLUB COMPETITION RESULTS
17/11/2019
1ST EUGENE CONROY (20). 44 Pts
2ND PAT O’BRIEN (18). 43 Pts
3RD BRIAN LOGUE (17). 42 Pts
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10TH/11TH/11/2019
1ST FRANK MC ENERY (13). 46 Pts
2ND TOMMY FLYNN (18). 45 Pts
3RD JOE MC INERNEY (19). 44 Pts
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03/11/2019
1ST FRANK SLATTERY (21). 44 Pts
2ND CHRIS MC GRATH (11). 43 Pts
2's CATHAL NAGLE
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THIS WEEKEND
23RD/24TH NOVEMBER
TURKEY COMPETITION.
Tuesday 19th November
15 Hole Modified Scramble
19 played and
the following are the winners.
Paddy Meehan (8)
Brian Logue (17)
Eugene Conroy (18)
Score: 46 Pts.
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DON'T FORGET
SENIORS HAMPER
NEXT TUESDAY 26TH.
Draw at 10.45. STARTING FROM TEE 1st. 5th. and 10th holes.
GOLF FOLLOWED BY AGM AND DINNER IN
THE CLUBHOUSE FROM 2.45 PM.
€25 DINNER & GOLF.
World Handicap System
The World Handicap System (WHS)
is ready to be launched from January 2020
and will provide golfers with a unified and
more inclusive handicapping system
for the first time.
The system is expected to launch in Ireland on 2nd November 2020.
Though many countries are planning to adopt the new system in January, the system will go live in other parts of the world throughout the year to accommodate different implementation plans and variations in the golfing calendar.
Developed by The R&A and USGA in close coordination with existing handicapping authorities, the WHS will provide all golfers with a consistent measure of playing ability, with handicaps calculated in the same way wherever they are in the world.
A key objective of the initiative was to develop a modern system, enabling as many golfers as possible to obtain and maintain a Handicap Index. Golfers will be able to transport their Handicap Index globally and compete or play a casual round with players from other regions on a fair basis. It will also indicate the score a golfer is reasonably capable of achieving the next time they go out to play.
The table lists the estimated implementation timeframes for a selection of countries:
Indicative Time Frame*
January
Argentina, Australia, Canada, India, Mexico, Panama,
Republic of Korea, South Africa, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela
February – March - April
Hong Kong, New Zealand, Singapore and Sweden
May - June - July – August
Portugal
September - October – November – December
Great Britain and Ireland
*Subject to change
The WHS has two main components – the Rules of Handicapping and the Course Rating System. The Rules of Handicapping are encompassed within seven Rules to inform administrators and golfers on how an official Handicap Index is calculated and administered, with some flexibility given to national associations based on how the sport is played and enjoyed in their region. The Course Rating System, based on the USGA Course Rating System first adopted nearly 50 years ago and already adopted on nearly every continent, sets out a consistent method of determining a course’s difficulty.
Together, these components become the foundational elements in determining a golfer’s Handicap Index.
Martin Slumbers, Chief Executive of The R&A said, “The game of golf is transforming to meet the needs of the modern-day golfer; modernising the Rules this year was an important step forward in that regard and the World Handicap System will be another.
“Our hope is that the launch of the WHS will be a catalyst for change; signalling the start of a new era of golfer engagement, being inclusive by embracing all golfers, whatever their level of ability, and broadening its appeal to a much wider audience.
“Change also means opportunity and, managed appropriately, this can only be good for the game. It does mean there will be a period of adjustment, as we saw with the new Rules, but once it beds in golfers and golf clubs will benefit in many ways from the new system.”
“When the golf community works together, everyone benefits,” said Mike Davis, CEO of the USGA. “We have seen the benefit that handicapping has provided for decades, providing greater enjoyment for all who play.
To have a single set of Rules of Handicapping for the game will connect golfers from country to country, and we are excited to bring the best of all worlds together through this initiative.
“It is one of the many ways we are investing in golf’s future, to strengthen and foster growth of the entire game for years to come.”
In preparation for the launch of the WHS, more than 3,000 golf courses have been rated for the first time and an extensive education program has been delivered. By the end of 2019, more than 90 National Associations will have attended an educational seminar and a robust library of resources is hosted on WHS.com to support regional education.
Rules of Handicapping books are being produced and will be translated and delivered through national associations.
In addition, the USGA and The R&A have developed a series of golfer-focused materials, including videos, infographics and posters, which can be used by national associations and shared with golf clubs for the benefit of golfers.
This includes a promotional video which can be seen here featuring Annika Sorenstam, Gary Player and voices from recreational golfers from around the world to encourage as many golfers as possible to obtain and maintain a handicap.
The materials explain the system’s key features, including:
Flexibility in formats of play, allowing both competitive and recreational rounds to count for handicap purposes and ensuring that a Handicap Index reflects demonstrated ability
A minimal number of scores needed to obtain a new handicap; with the number of scores needed to obtain a new handicap being 54 holes from any combination of 18-hole and 9-hole rounds (with some discretion available for national or regional associations)
An average-based calculation of a handicap, taken from the best eight out of the last 20 scores and factoring in memory of demonstrated ability for better responsiveness/control
A calculation that considers the impact that abnormal course and weather conditions might have on a player’s performance each day
Timely handicap revisions
A limit of Net Double Bogey on the maximum hole score (for handicapping purposes only)
A maximum handicap limit of 54.0, regardless of gender, to encourage more golfers to measure and track their performance to increase their enjoyment of the game
The formation of a World Handicap System was first conceived in 2011 between the USGA and The R&A in an effort to engage more golfers in the game and promote equity, no matter where golf is played.
The effort unites six existing handicapping systems into one, while embracing the many ways the sport is played across cultures.
Beginning in 2020, the new WHS will be governed by The R&A and the USGA and administered by national and regional golf associations around the world.
The existing six handicapping authorities, Golf Australia, the Council of National Golf Unions (CONGU) in Great Britain and Ireland, the European Golf Association (EGA), the South African Golf Association (SAGA), the Argentine Golf Association (AAG) and the USGA, represent approximately 15 million golfers in 80 countries who currently maintain a golf handicap.
As an extension of their support of the Rules of Golf worldwide, Rolex has made a commitment to support The R&A’s and the USGA’s efforts to implement the World Handicap System.
To learn more about the World Handicap System please visit WHS.com.
For WHS information specific to a country, use the Association Finder for further information.
Presentation of outstanding Prizes,
Friday night November 1st at 8.00 p.m.
List of Prizewinners attached.
If you are unable to attend, please nominate somebody
to collect your prize on your behalf.
Woodstock Roll of Honour 2019
Spring League
Winners: Cormac Walsh; Matt Power; Bernardo Kelly; Brian Logue
Westgate Motor Factors Foursome Matchplay
Winners: Ollie McNamara & Jimmie Kelly
Runners-Up: Michael Griffin & Pat McMahon
AMR Shanaway Cup Fourball Matchplay
Winners: Michael Talty & Martin McMahon
Runners-Up: Jack Bugler & Tom Dormer
Al Hayes Singles Matchplay
Winner: Michael Conroy
Runner-Up: Ollie McNamara
Captains Fourball
Winners: Seán Williams & Pat McMahon
Runners-Up: Martin Nugent & Jarlath Fahy
Senior Scratch Cup
Winner: Brian Shally
Junior Scratch Cup
Winner: Cormac Walsh
Intermediate Scratch Cup
Winner: Clive Kelleher
Minor Scratch Cup
Winner: John Reidy
Club Championship
Winner: Ian Birchall
Woodstock Masters
Winner: Ian Birchall
Golfer of the Year 2019
Winner: Tony Cleary
26th/27th October
Club Singles
1st Tommy Flynn (18) 44pts
2nd Liam O'Connor (13) 42pts
3rd Eugene Conroy (21) 41pts
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Open Team of 4 Scramble
Ken Horgan, Mark Geraghty,
Ronan Horgan, Frank Landy
Score: 53.4 Nett
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Reminder
End of season presentation night will take place
in the Bunker Bar
this Friday the 1st of November 8pm Sharp.
Complimentary finger food on the night.
Hope to see you all there.
Preferred Lies - Model Local Rule E-3
When a player's ball lies in a part of the general area cut to fairway height or less, the player may take free relief once by placing the original ball or another ball in and playing it from this relief area:
Reference Point:
Spot of the original ball.
Size of Relief Area Measured from Reference Point:
One scorecard length from the reference point,
but with these limits:
Limits on Location of Relief Area:
Must not be nearer the hole than the reference point,
and Must be in the general area.
In proceeding under this Local Rule, the player must choose a spot to place the ball and use the procedures for replacing a ball under Rules 14.2b(2) and 14.2e.
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Special or Required Relief Procedures
E-3 Preferred Lies
Purpose. When occasional local abnormal conditions might interfere with fair play, the affected parts of the course can be defined as ground under repair.
But adverse conditions such as heavy snows, spring thaws, prolonged rains or extreme heat can sometimes damage the course or prevent use of heavy mowing equipment.
When such conditions are widespread on the course, the Committee can choose to adopt a Local Rule for "preferred lies" (also known as "winter rules") to allow fair play or help protect the fairway.
Such a Local Rule should be withdrawn as soon as conditions allow.
5TH & 6TH OCTOBER.
MASTERS FINAL
1ST. IAN BIRCHALL (22). 45 PTS
2ND. PAT SOLON (13). 41 PTS
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CLUB SINGLES
1ST. EUGENE CONROY (21). 41 PTS
2ND. TOM MALONE (13). 40 PTS
3RD. BRIAN LOGUE (17). 39 PTS (B9)
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2’S COMPETITION
COLM MULLEN, BRIAN GILLIGAN, CATHAL NAGLE, JONATHAN CLOHESSY.
€11.50 EACH CREDIT IN PRO SHOP.
*
NEXT SAT/SUN 12TH & 13TH OCT.
CLUB SINGLES
28TH & 29TH SEPT
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
1ST IAN BIRCHALL (18). 62 NETT (B3).
2ND TONY CLEARY (+1). 62 NETT
3RD SEAN WILLIAMS (9). 63 NETT (B9).
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NOTE: AS A RESULT OF THE COMPETITION BEING REDUCED TO
15 HOLES, HANDICAPS WERE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY TO EXCLUDE SHOTS A PLAYER WOULD HAVE ON THE 6TH, 7TH, & 8TH HOLES.
Dear Club Members,
Ollie O’Loughlin is holding his annual
Sr Ethel Normoyle, Charity Golf Outing
at Woodstock Golf Club on
Saturday the 5th October 2019.
Ollie will be running the outing on behalf of Missionvale Ireland Ltd., a local based charitable trust, which was specifically set up in 2008 to support the ongoing work of Sr. Ethel in the aids infected (70% of population) and poverty stricken township of Missionvale in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
Sr Ethel hails from Lissycasey and has spent the last 30 years of her life helping the poor in Missionvale Township.
Details of the charity and the work of Sr Ethel Normoyle are contained in their website missionvaleireland.org.
Ollie would appreciate any support Woodstock Golf Club members could give towards this event. The outing is a ‘team of four event-modified scramble ’ and is open to all golfers with a cost of €120 per team. Tee box sponsorship is also welcome at a cost of €100. The tee times has been reserved from 12.30 to 15.30 on Saturday the 5th October. Woodstock will also facilitate any team that wishes to play on Friday the 4th October
Ollie wishes to emphasise that he knows that members are regularly getting requests for this kind of event and fully understands if you are not in a position to help his charity at this time.
Finally Ollie would like to thank you for all your support in the past and to assure you this support has made a significant contribution towards the work of Sr Ethel who regularly reminds Ollie that she is forever grateful to the members of Woodstock Golf Club for their support over the years and that she remembers them in her prayers.
For Tee -Time booking
contact Ollie @ 087 2666729
OPEN 4 BALL LADIES & GENTS
KINDLY SPONSORED BY
THE OLD GROUND HOTEL
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LADIES RESULTS
1ST FIONA LANDY (25) & ROSIE ENRIGHT (27). ENNIS. 38 PTS.
2ND NIAMH O’REGAN (11) & AINE BURKE (19). 36 PTS.
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GENTS RESULTS
1ST OLLIE MC NAMARA (13) & TONY COOTE (14). 42 PTS (B3).
2ND PADDY MEEHAN (10) & EUGENE CONROY (21). 42 PTS.
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THANK YOU ALL FOR SUPPORTING THE LADIES SECTION.
LADIES MASTERS RESULTS.
SPONSORED BY JACK HEASLIP.
1ST SHAUNA WALL (24). 73 NETT
2ND MARY SADLIER (13). 76 NETT.
3RD MARY GLEESON (27). 81 NETT.
4TH FRAN FEIGHERY
5TH MARIANNE MC GOUGH.
6TH FIONA LANDY
7TH MARY HOWARD
8TH UNA PATTON
9TH KATHLEEN MC ENERY.
CSS 73.
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TUESDAY SEPT 17TH.
OPEN 4 BALL B/BALL LADIES AND GENTS.
SPONSORED BY THE OLD GROUND HOTEL
(NO SENIORS COMPETITION TUESDAY.
SENIORS PLAYING IN 4 BALL INSTEAD.)
TIMESHEET IN OPERATION. BOOK ONLINE OR PHONE PRO SHOP.
Reminder -
Reporting Scores Home or Away.
As per CONGU, all players are obliged to report to their
home club both
Qualifying and Non- Qualifying
scores not on the CDH system (computer)
Non-Qualifying competitions include away days of groups in the club where golf is played under competition conditions, pro-ams,
society competitions, team competitions at other courses (i.e. Betterballs, Scrambles, Classics and singles open competitions at other courses
where for any reason the competition is non-qualifying)
*
The away scores sheet is located on the locker room notice board.
*
Failure to comply may be dealt with under clause 24.1
SUNDAY 11TH & TUESDAY 13TH AUGUST.
CAPTAIN'S PRIZE TO LADIES.
(MR. MICHAEL REEN).
1ST ANNE MARIE RUSSELL (12). 35 PTS
2ND MARY MC NAMARA (18). 34 PTS
GROSS: AIDEEN WALSH (1). 40 PTS
3RD. FIONA LANDY (25). 33 PTS.
FRONT 9. MARY HOWARD. (31). 17 PTS
BACK 9. KATHLEEN MC ENERY. (30).
17 PTS.
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SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH.
CHRISTMAS HAMPERS 18 HOLE S/FORD.
SPONSORED BY CARROLL GOLF.
1ST. SHAUNA WALL (24). 35 PTS
2ND. MARY HOWARD (31). 34 PTS
3RD. MARY GLEESON (27). 31 PTS.
4TH. FRAN FEIGHERY (19). 30 PTS (B9).
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UPCOMING FIXTURES.
SUNDAY SEPT 15TH MASTERS FINAL. SPONSORED BY JACK HEASLIP.
TUESDAY SEPT 17TH. OPEN FOURBALL LADIES AND GENTS (NO MIXED TEAM).
SPONSORED BY THE OLD GROUND HOTEL. PLEASE BOOK ONLINE
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7TH & 8TH SEPTEMBER
INTERMEDIATE &
MINOR SCRATCH CUPS
18 HOLE STROKE. GREEN MARKERS.
INTERMEDIATE SCRATCH CUP
1ST. CLIVE KELLEHER (13).
DROMOLAND 80 GROSS
2ND. GERRY HAYES (12). 81 GROSS
3RD. BRIAN KEOGH (12). 84 GROSS
4TH. DAVID GREENE (14). 85 GROSS.
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MINOR SCRATCH CUP
1ST JOHN REIDY (19). 90 GROSS
2ND PAT MC MAHON (22) 92 GROSS (B9).
3RD. SHANE O'DOHERTY (21). DROMOLAND 92 GROSS.
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CLUB SINGLES.
1ST DECLAN REIDY (7). 37 PTS
2ND. GERRY KELLY (5). 36 PTS.
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UPCOMING FIXTURES. (WEATHER PERMITTING).
THIS WEEKEND 14TH & 15TH SEPTEMBER. AUGUST MEDAL.
SATURDAY 21ST & SUNDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER. SEPT MEDAL
SATURDAY 28TH & SUNDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS.
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RESULTS
24TH /25TH AUGUST 2019.
MICHAEL CULLINAN MEMORIAL 18 HOLE S/FORD
1ST ALAN MARKHAM (5). 41 PTS.
2ND CORMAC WALSH (5). 40 pts.
3RD. TYRONE KEARSE (11). 39 PTS.
4TH GERRY O MALLEY (17). 38 PTS.
5TH GERRY HAYES (13).
CSS 35 PTS
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LADIES RESULTS MICHAEL CULLINAN MEMORIAL
1ST MARY SADLIER (13). 35 PTS
2ND. MARY GLEESON (27). 33 PTS.
3RD. MARY HOWARD (31). 28 PTS
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27TH AUGUST OPEN SINGLES 17 HOLE.
1ST SEAN WILLIAMS (12). 40 PTS.
2ND MICHAEL MC BRIDE
(SLIEVENAMON). (19). 37 PTS.
31ST AUGUST 12 HOLE S/FORD
1ST JOHN MC GRATH (10). 30 PTS
2ND. JACK BUGLER (6). 27 PTS.
3RD. EUGENE CONROY (21). 26 PTS (B9).
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Intermediate Scratch Cup
1st. Clive Kelleher (13). Dromoland
67 nett.
2nd. Gerry Hayes (12). 69 nett.
3rd. Gerry O'Malley (16). 71 nett.
4th David Greene (14). 71 nett.
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Minor Scratch Cup.
1st. Pat Mc Mahon (22). 70 nett.
2nd. Shane O'Doherty (21). Dromoland
71 nett. (B9)
3rd. John Reidy (19). 71 nett. (B6)
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Club Singles
1st. Declan Reidy (7). 37 pts.
2nd. Gerry Kelly. (5). 36 pts.
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Congratulations
Hole in one at the 6th
Frank Mc Enery
CONGRATULATIONS
Well Done Tony!
WINNER
Connacht Seniors Open Championship
on 27 & 28th August.
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Connacht Seniors Amateur Open Championship (Tuam)
RESULTS
The death has occurred of
Norman E. Timmins
Son Risa, Woodstock View,
Ennis, Co. Clare, August 30th 2019,
peacefully, at Carrigoran House, Newmarket on Fergus.
Sadly missed by his loving wife Edith, sons Edward and Norman, extended family and friends.
Reposing at his home on Saturday
(31st August) from 5pm until 7 pm.
Arriving to St. Columba's Church,
Bindon Street, Ennis, on Sunday
for Funeral Service at 12.30 pm.
Followed by cremation service in
Shannon Crematorium.
*
No flowers please, donations if desired to Carrigoran House.
At Rest
Woodstock Golf Club
OLD GROUND HOTEL
OPEN DAY 2019
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH
*
Ladies 4 Ball Better Ball
Gents 4 Ball Better Ball
(No mixed teams)
Sponsored by
THE OLD GROUND HOTEL
Members: €5 Visitors: €15
Contact: Anne Marie
065-6829463
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Food available in The Bunker Bar all day.
Michael Cullinan Memorial
18-hole S/Ford, white markers
1st Alan Markham (5) 41 Pts
2nd Cormac Walsh (4) 40 Pts
Gross: Anthony Sweeney (1) 38 Pts
3rd Tyrone Kearse (11) 39 Pts
4th Gerry O’Malley (17) 38 Pts
5th Gerry Hayes (13) 38 Pts
CSS 35 Pts
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Michael Cullinan Memorial
Ladies winners.
1st Mary Sadlier (13). 35 Pts
2nd Mary Gleeson (27). 33 Pts
3rd Mary Howard (31). 28 Pts
18th/19th AUGUST.
CLUB SINGLES
GREEN MARKERS S/FORD.
1ST. BRIAN GILLIGAN (0). 38 PTS (B9).
2ND. CORMAC WALSH (4). 38 PTS.
3RD. TOM MC KAIGNEY (20). 38 PTS
4TH KEN O'SHAUGHNESSY (11).37 PTS
CSS 35 PTS.
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2’s Competition
JASON DORMER, TONY COOTE. FRANK LANDY, NOEL MULCAHY.
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THIS WEEKEND SAT 24TH & SUNDAY 25TH AUGUST
IS THE
MICHAEL CULLINAN MEMORIAL
18 HOLE S/FORD. WHITE MARKERS.
THIS IS AN OPEN COMPETITION.
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PRESENTATION SUNDAY EVENING
IN THE BUNKER BAR AT 7 PM.
PRESENTATION OF
CAPTAINS PRIZE TO LADIES WILL ALSO TAKE PLACE.
Note to all officers of Woodstock
Captains, Presidents & Lady Captains attending Bernie Power’s funeral mass on Saturday please wear your blazer.
Guard of honour
from church door to hearse.
Men officers in one side,
lady officers on other side.
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Members if you wish to wear the
club jumper for guard of honour
please do so also.
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May She Rest In Peace.
As a mark of respect.
The golf course will be closed from 11.00 am to 1.30 pm on Saturday.
Kind Regards,
Anne Marie Russell
Bernie Power RIP
Past Lady Captain.
Died on August 11, 2019
Bernadette (Bernie) Power (Nee Boyle) (Shanaway Road, Ennis, Co. Clare
and formerly of Brownsgrove,
Tuam, Co. Galway).
August 11th 2019
(suddenly) in Rome, Italy.
Reposing at her home this Friday
(23rd August) from 4pm to 8pm.
Removal Saturday morning to Ennis Cathedral, arriving for 11 a.m. funeral Mass, followed by private cremation.
Family flowers only please, donations
if desired to the ISPCC.
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May she rest in peace.
*
As a mark of respect.
The golf course will be closed from 11.00am to 1.30 pm on Saturday.
.JPG)
CONGRATULATIONS
TO AINE DONEGAN
WHO HAS BEEN PICKED BY THE ILGU
TO REPRESENT IRELAND
IN THE
WORLD JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
TO BE HELD IN CANADA
FROM SEPT 24th to 27th.
WELL DONE AINE.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO AINE DONEGAN
WHO TOOK 5 FROM 5 POINTS IN THE GIRLS HOME INTERNATIONALS PLAYED IN SCOTLAND.
IRELAND TIED 3 ALL WITH ENGLAND BUT ENGLAND WIN ON COUNTBACK.
ONLY THE SINGLES GOT PLAYED TODAY DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS.
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WELL DONE AINE ALL AT WOODSTOCK ARE SO PROUD OF YOU.
CAPTAINS WEEKEND AWAY
FRIDAY SEPT 13TH & SAT SEPT 14TH.
GOLF IN GALWAY BAY FRIDAY 13TH SEPT. TEE RESERVED 2.04 PM TO 2.40 PM. €50 INCLUDES GOLF AND LUNCH. SATURDAY SEPT 14TH. GOLF IN ATHENRY GOLF CLUB. €20 PER PERSON. TEE RESERVED 12.20 TO 1.10 PM. FRIDAY SEPT 13TH 10 TWIN ROOMS BOOKED AT FLANNERY’S HOTEL COST IS €150 PER ROOM. INCLUDING BREAKFAST. €50 DEPOSIT TO PRO SHOP TO CONFIRM BOOKING. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED FOR ROOMS.
BEST WISHES
TO AINE DONEGAN
AT THE HOME INTERNATIONALS IN DOWNFIELD GOLF CLUB IN SCOTLAND.
STARTING TOMORROW, THE 7th AUGUST.
GOOD LUCK FROM ALL AT WOODSTOCK.
CAPTAINS PRIZE RESULTS
(Mr. Michael Reen)
1st KEN HORGAN 106.5 (B9) NETT
2nd PAUL COOTE 106.5 NETT
GROSS: BRIAN GILLIGAN 72
3rd TONY COOTE 107 NETT
4th ALAN MARKHAM 107.5 NETT
SENIORS: PADDY MEEHAN 72NETT
PAST CAPTAIN: JIMMIE KELLY 74 NETT
CAT 1 ADRIAN KEARNEY 73 NETT
CAT 2 PAUL SHERLOCK 70 NETT
CAT 3 GREG FOGARTY 78 NETT
LEADING QUALIFIER: ENDA FINNUCANE 67 NETT
Dear Members,
Due to adverse weather conditions and probable incoming poor weather, we are currently trying to get all players playing today to complete their 18-hole qualifying rounds.
Pending all players finishing their qualifying rounds today, a decision will be made at 4.30pm today regarding the 9-hole playoff.
Regards,
Competitions Committee
CAPTAINS WEEKEND AWAY
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH
& SATURDAY SEPT 14TH.
PLAYING GALWAY BAY GC
ON FRIDAY 13TH AT 2.04 PM
€45 FOR GOLF.
PLAYING ATHENRY GOLF CLUB
ON SATURDAY 14TH SEPT FROM 12.20
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10 TWIN ROOMS AVAILABLE IN FLANNERY’S HOTEL.
€150 PER ROOM. B/B.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
CONTACT THE PRO SHOP.
€50 DEPOSIT TO CONFIRM
DON’T FORGET DIVOT FILLING THIS EVENING.
MEET AT THE PRO SHOP AT 6PM.
ALL MEMBERS WELCOME.
PLEASE NOTE
PICTURES HAVE BEEN SENT INTO US AT THE PRO SHOP IN RELATION TO THE STATE OF OUR BUNKERS.
WHEN PRACTICING IN BUNKERS CAN YOU PLEASE RAKE IT BEFORE YOU COME OUT.
ALSO, DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE COURSE WITHOUT BEING KEPT ON A LEAD. THERE ARE DOG FOOTPRINTS IN A LOT OF BUNKERS AS WELL. PLEASE MEMBERS PLEASE KEEP OUR COURSE THE WAY YOU WOULD LIKE IT. WE ARE GETTING A LOT OF FEEDBACK FROM VISITORS COMPLEMENTING ON HOW GOOD OUR COURSE IS.
PLEASE KEEP IT THAT WAY.
SAT 27th & SUN 28TH JULY
RESULTS MEN’S
MONTHLY MEDAL
1ST CHRIS MC GRATH (12) 64 NETT
2ND TYRONE KEARSE (12) 66 NETT
GROSS: ANTHONY SWEENEY (1) 71
3RD MATTHEW MC GRATH (8) 68 NETT (B9)
4TH ANDREW MOLONEY (15) 68 NETT
CSS 72
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LADIES MONTHLY MEDAL RESULTS
CAT A
AIDEEN WALSH (1). 77 NETT
CAT B
SHAUNA WALL (24). 73 NETT
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OPEN SINGLES 18 HOLE
GREEN MARKERS. S/FORD.
1ST THOMAS GLEESON (14) 42 PTS (B9)
2ND ANDREW WHELAN, ENNIS (5)
42 PTS
3RD LUCAS KELLY (15) 40 PTS (B9)
4TH AARON GREENE, ENNIS (17)
40 PTS
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CSS 38 PTS
NO 2'S YESTERDAY.
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SAT 27TH & SUNDAY 28TH JULY MONTHLY MEDAL.
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CAPTAINS PRIZE
(Mr. Michael Reen)
ON SATURDAY 3RD & SUNDAY 4TH AUGUST.
DRAW SHEET IN PROSHOP.
PLEASE GIVE YOUR NAME TO PROSHOP.
DRAW IN HALF HOURLY SLOTS.
DRAW WILL BE POSTED ON FRIDAY 2ND AUGUST
ON THE BOOKING SYSTEM.
PLEASE MAKE SURE TO HAVE YOUR NAME IN ON TIME.
LAST TEE TIME SUNDAY IS 11.56. PLAYOFF SUNDAY EVENING.
South of Ireland 2019 SP (Lahinch)
Lahinch Golf Club
24/07/2019 - 25/07/2019
BEST WISHES TO
TONY CLEARY
&
BRIAN GILLIGAN
PLAYING IN THE
SOUTH OF IRELAND IN LAHINCH.
TEE TIMES
LEADERBOARD
LADY CAPTAINS PRIZE
(Mrs. Mary Mc Namara)
1ST NANCY BURKE (28). 34 PTS (B9).
2ND FRAN FEIGHERY (19). 34 PTS
GROSS: MARY SADLIER (13). 18 PTS
3RD PATSY NUGENT (37). 33 PTS.
4TH FIONA LANDY (25). 32 PTS.
PAST LADY CAPTAIN
KATHLEEN MC ENERY. (30). 32 PTS.
FRONT 9: MARY HOWARD 17 PTS.
BACK 9: MARY GLEESON 18 PTS.
NEAREST THE PIN: FRAN FEIGHERY
LONGEST DRIVE: 2ND HOLE. CLARE HALL
LONGEST DRIVE: 9TH HOLE. MARY SADLIER
9 HOLE COMPETITION: AGATHA MERRY
GUEST: FIONA O'BOYLE (12) SPANISH POINT. 38 PTS.
BEGINNERS: MARIE MC NAMARA.
CSS 73.
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GENTS RESULTS
1ST JOE CASEY (17) 65 NETT
2ND BRENDAN MC MAHON (15) 66 NETT
GROSS: TONY CLEARY (+1) 71
3RD BRENDAN KEOGH (16)
4TH PAT SOLAN (14) 68 NETT
CAT 2: KEN O'SHAUGHNESSY (11) 71 NETT
CAT 3: COLM O'CALLAGHAN (13) 68 NETT
CAT 4: VINCENT HENNESSY (21) 69 NETT
SENIORS: OLLIE MC NAMARA. (13) 70 NETT
GUEST: PAT SHANNON ( KILRUSH).
CSS 71
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SAT/SUN 20TH/21ST JULY.
CAPTAINS FOURBALL.
WEDNESDAY JULY 10TH
RESULTS OPEN SINGLES.
GREEN MARKERS STROKEPLAY.
1ST STEVEN HORGAN (20). 65 NETT
2ND BARRY SCANLAN (18). 66 NETT
3RD MARK SWEENEY (12). 67 NETT
4TH RODGER MC MAHON (ENNIS) (16). 68 NETT
CSS 70
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2'S RESULTS 3/07/19
ROBBIE DORMER & ANDREW MASON. € 15 EACH CREDIT IN PRO SHOP.
*
2'S RESULTS 10/07/19
STEVEN HORGAN, MARK SWEENEY, CORMAC WALSH, KEN HORGAN
ANDREW MOLONEY, AIDAN DOHERTY. € 4.60 EACH CREDIT IN PROSHOP.
DEAR MEMBERS.
OUR JUNIOR SECTION HAS BEEN A HUGE SUCCESS IN RECENT YEARS AND THIS HAS CONTINUED WITH MANY NEW MEMBERS THIS YEAR. THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR OUR CLUB BUT MEANS WE REQUIRE MORE VOLUNTEERS TO HELP WITH SUPERVISION.
SUPERVISION CONSISTS OF WALKING WITH TWO GROUPS OF CHILDREN, NAMELY OUR BEGINNERS, TO ENSURE TO PLAY AT A STEADY PACE AND ENSURE THAT THEY REMAIN SAFE.
I ASK THAT YOU CONSIDER GIVING OUR JUNIORS YOUR HELP THIS SUMMER. THIS WILL ENSURE THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF WHAT HAS BEEN A MAJOR SUCCESS TO OUR CLUB OVER THE PAST NUMBER OF YEARS.
A ROTA WHERE YOU CAN SIGN UP FOR SUPERVISION WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE PRO SHOP FROM TOMORROW (MONDAY).
YOURS IN GOLF
JUNIOR COMMITTEE
TUESDAY 2ND JULY
OPEN 4BALL B/BALL
1st NOEL KELLY (17) ADARE &
CHRISTY EARLS (18) ADARE 48 PTS
OPEN TEAM OF 4 SCRAMBLE
1st NICKY RYAN, KEALAN O’FLAHERTY, ROSS O’FLAHERTY, CILLIAN O’CONNOR 54.5 NETT
2nd JIM MC MAHON, RORY KENNEDY, JAMES MEADE, CONOR MC MAHON
55.4 NETT
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WEDNESDAY 3RD JULY
OPEN SINGLES
1st KEITH FARR (4) 41PTS
2nd SHANE MC CARTHY (13) 40PTS (B6)
3rd ANDREW MASON (12) 40PTS
CSS 37 PTS
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There will be no club competition this weekend
due to the Irish Open in Lahinch.
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Lady Captain’s Prize (Mrs Mary Mc Namara)
Saturday & Sunday 13th & 14th July.
SAT 29TH & SUNDAY 30TH JUNE
IRISH OPEN
WARM UP COMPETITION
1ST AIDEEN WALSH (1) 42 PTS
2ND MICHAEL NUGENT (11) 39 PTS (B9)
BEST GROSS:
AINE DONEGAN (+2) 37 PTS
3RD TONY NUGENT (4) 39 PTS
4TH GERRY O'MALLEY (16) 38 PTS (B9)
5TH MARTIN NUGENT (10) 38 PTS
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CSS 37PTS
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2'S
KEITH FARR, TONY NUGENT,
JOHN DORMER, ROBBIE DORMER,
JASON DORMER, TONY COOTE,
FRANK LANDY
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
AIDEEN WALSH
ON BEING NAMED ON THE
LADIES MUNSTER INTER PROS
BEING HELD IN MOUNT WOLSELEY GOLF RESORT
FROM 9TH TO 11TH JULY.
WELL DONE
BEST OF LUCK
TO OUR JUNIOR CUP TEAM
WHO PLAY SHANNON GC
IN SHANNON TOMORROW MORNING
29/06 AT 9.10 AM
ATTENTION MEMBERS AND GUESTS.
SWITCHING THE 9’s.
OUR OPEN SINGLES ON WEDNESDAY 26TH JUNE WILL BE RUN AS FOLLOWS AS A TRIAL RUN FOR ONE DAY ONLY. THE PURPOSE OF THIS IS TO GET MEMBERS AND GUESTS FEEDBACK ON HOW THE COURSE WOULD FUNCTION IF WE WERE TO PLAY THE FRONT NINE AND BACK NINE IN REVERSE IN THE FUTURE.
PLAYERS WILL BEGIN ON THE 10TH HOLE AND PLAY THROUGH TO THE 18TH HOLE. THIS WILL BE THE FRONT NINE.
PLAYERS WILL THEN WALK TO PRESENT 1ST HOLE AND PLAY THROUGH TO THE 9TH HOLE WHICH WILL BE THE FINISHING HOLE.
THIS WILL BE THE BACK 9.
THERE ARE NEW TEMPORARY SCORECARDS IN THE PROSHOP WHICH WILL BE GIVEN TO EACH PLAYER WHEN THEY SIGN IN AS NORMAL FOR THE COMPETITION.
THESE SCORECARDS ARE LAID OUT WITH THE 10TH HOLE MARKED AS THE 1ST HOLE SO PLAYERS ARE ASKED TO FILL OUT THEIR SCORECARDS AS NORMAL. PLAYERS WILL REGISTER FOR THE COMPETITION AS NORMAL ON THE COMPUTER ALSO.
UNFORTUNATELY, AS OF YET WE ARE UNABLE TO CHANGE THE ORDER OF THE BACK NINE AND FRONT NINE ON THE COMPUTER WHEN PLAYERS ARE INPUTTING THEIR SCORES.
THEREFORE, PLAYERS MUST ENTER THE SCORES THEY GOT FOR EACH HOLE CORRECTLY ON THE COMPUTER. (e.g. you will enter your score for the 1st Hole on the computer as normal and continue for all 18 holes). PLEASE TAKE CARE WHEN ENTERING YOUR SCORES INTO COMPUTER.
COMPETITIONS COMMITTEE
BEST OF LUCK
TO OUR SENIOR CUP TEAM
WHO PLAY LIMERICK GC
IN LIMERICK TOMORROW
22ND JUNE AT 10.40 AM
DUE TO A BREAKDOWN IN COMMUNICATIONS AND A CLASH OF DATES BETWEEN THE PLAYING OF THE MICHAEL CASHMAN IN NENAGH AND THE SIMON O'DONNELL QUALIFIER, THE SENIORS COMMITTEE FEEL THAT THE CASHMAN TEAM WERE DISENFRANCHISED FROM PLAYING IN SIMON O'DONNELL.
IT IS THE COMMITTEES DECISION TO ALLOW THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM TO PLAY THE QUALIFYING SINGLES NEXT TUESDAY 25th JUNE IN THE AFTERNOON. PLAY OFF GREEN MARKERS. 18 HOLE S/FORD. FULL HANDICAPS. PLEASE BOOK TEE TIMES ONLINE OR IN PRO SHOP. PLEASE RETURN YOUR SCORECARDS TO THE JUNIOR SCOREBOX.
REGARDS
RORY
LADIES TEAMS
1st
JOAN CULLINAN COOTE, JOAN MURPHY,
BETTY O’REILLY, NUALA D’AURIA
(ALL ENNIS) SCORE: 85 PTS
2nd
MARY MC NAMARA, FIONA LANDY,
SHAUNA WALL, MARIE MC NAMARA
SCORE: 84 PTS
3rd
MARIANNE MC GOUGH, FRAN FEIGHERY,
UNA PATTON, CAROLINE MALONEY
SCORE: 83 PTS
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MENS RESULTS
1st KIERAN DROMEY, MICHEAL TALTY,
MARTIN MC MAHON, BARRY MC NICHOLL
SCORE: 98 PTS (B9)
2nd ALAN NEVILLE, FRANK NEVILLE,
ADAM MULLEN. FRANK BUTLER
SCORE: 98 PTS
3rd ADRIAN KEARNEY, PAUL COOTE,
CHRIS MC GRATH, KEN O’SHAUGHNESSY
SCORE: 97PTS
4th BRIAN ARTHUR, BRENDAN ARTHUR,
JOHN MC GRATH, WILLIE THOMPSON
SCORE: 95PTS
5th PAT COOTE, RORY COOTE,
SEAN SHERLOCK, PAT FALLON (THURLES)
SCORE: 94 PTS (B9)
6th JOHN WILLIAMS, COLM CAREY,
PA RYAN (GORT) DECLAN O’NEILL (D/LAND)
SCORE: 94 PTS
7th JIMMIE KELLY, MIKE KELLY,
MICHAEL O’BRIEN, RICHARD HAYES (EAST CLARE)
SCORE: 93 PTS
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THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT IT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS.
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NEAREST THE PIN ON 8TH
EVAN GREER 6 FEET
*
LONGEST DRIVE ON 17TH
DAVE KENNEALLY (ENNIS)
*
HARD LUCK YESTERDAY TO OUR MIXED TEAM WHO WERE DEFEATED BY EAST CLARE IN THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
WELL DONE ON A GREAT VICTORY OVER KILRUSH.
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THE AREA FINAL OF THE IRISH MIXED FOURSOMES,
EAST CLARE V LAHINCH,
WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING IN WOODSTOCK AT 5PM AND NOT THURSDAY AS WAS THE ORIGINAL DATE.
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WEDNESDAY OPEN SINGLES WHITE MARKERS S/FORD.
IRISH MIXED FOURSOMES
ON SUNDAY 16TH JUNE
FROM 8 AM.
*
NO CLUB COMPETITION!
12/06/2019
OPEN SINGLES.
GREEN MARKERS STROKEPLAY
1ST NIALL HANNON (13) ENNIS
67 NETT
2ND STEVEN HORGAN (20) 70 NETT
3RD CIARAN COOTE (13) 71 NETT
CSS 72
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2'S
JASON DORMER, TOM DORMER.
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2'S FROM PRESIDENTS PRIZE.
JOHN BRESLIN. KEITH FARR, NOEL MULCAHY, CORMAC WALSH,
JOE HURLEY, MICHAEL O'BRIEN, BRIAN GILLIGAN
PRESIDENT’S PRIZE
(MR. KIERAN PATTON)
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1st FRANK MC ENERY 43 pts
2nd CIAN DARMODY 42 pts
BEST GROSS: TONY CLEARY 38 pts
3rd JOE HURLEY 37 pts
CAT 2: BARRY MC NICHOLL 35 pts
CAT 3: TOM DORMER 36 pts
CAT 4: MICHAEL COUGHLAN 31 pts
PAST PRESIDENT: JIMMIE KELLY
SENIORS: MICHAEL O’BRIEN 35 pts
GUEST: NIALL HANNON (ENNIS) 39 pts
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CSS SATURDAY 33 Pts. R/O
CSS SUNDAY 35 Pts.
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DON’T FORGET CLUB CLASSIC
ON FRIDAY 14TH & SATURDAY 15TH JUNE.
BOOK TEE TIMES IN PRO SHOP.
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IRISH MIXED FOURSOMES ON SUNDAY MORNING FROM 8 AM.
NO CLUB COMPETITION ON. 2 ROUNDS IN MIXED TO BE PLAYED.
PRESIDENT’S PRIZE TO LADIES
(MR. KIERAN PATTON)
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1ST FIONA LANDY 36 PTS
2ND SHAUNA WALL 34 PTS
3RD MARY SADLIER 32 PTS
4TH AIDEEN WALSH 30 PTS (B9)
FRONT 9
KATHLEEN MC ENERY 19 PTS
BACK 9
CAROLINE MALONEY 16 PTS
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THE IRISH MIXED FOURSOMES IS ON IN WOODSTOCK
ON SUNDAY 16TH JUNE.
NO GENTS OR LADIES CLUB COMPETITION ON.
2 ROUNDS OF MIXED TO BE PLAYED.
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A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM
AND PANEL FOR ALL YOUR EFFORTS
WITH THE JB CARR COMPETITION.
HARD LUCK YESTERDAY IN
THE RETURN LEG V EAST CLARE.
THEY WERE TIGHT MATCHES BUT
WENT EAST CLARE'S WAY.
THANK YOU TOO TO OUR GREAT SUPPORTERS
BOTH IN EAST CLARE AND IN WOODSTOCK YESTERDAY.
FINAL OVERALL RESULT EAST CLARE WON 6/4.
THANKS
ANNE MARIE & EUGENE
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BEST OF LUCK TO MANAGER BRIAN LOGUE
AND HIS MICHAEL CASHMAN TEAM PLAYING
BALLYNEETY GC IN BALLYNEETY
AT 4 PM TOMORROW FRIDAY 31ST MAY.
SAT 25th & SUN 26th MAY
MEDAL
1st JOHN MULCAHY (6). 65 Nett
2nd CORMAC WALSH (5). 68 Nett
Best Gross: BRIAN GILLIGAN (0) 74 (B9)
3rd NICKY RYAN (5). 70 Nett
CSS 75
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2’s COMPETITION
KEN O‘SHAUGHNESSY
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WEDNESDAY OPEN SINGLES. GREEN MARKERS S/FORD.
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SAT 1st & SUN 2nd JUNE 4 BALL B/BALL.
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MONDAY JUNE 3rd.
SENIOR SCRATCH CUP (Plus to 3) & JUNIOR SCRATCH CUP (4 to 10).
36 HOLE OPEN COMPETITION
THE FOLLOWING IS THE
JB CARR TEAM V EAST CLARE
IN EAST CLARE
TOMORROW AT 3 PM.
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MICHAEL NUGENT & KIERAN PATTON
JIMMIE KELLY & TONY COOTE,
GERRY O'MALLEY & DECLAN COOTE,
MICHAEL O’BRIEN & JOE CASEY,
OLLIE MC NAMARA & GERRY GRIFFEY
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RESERVES:
MARTIN WHITE & SEAMUS KELLY, BRENDAN ARTHUR & MATT POWER.
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THE ORDER OF PLAY WILL BE GIVEN ON THE DAY.
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PLEASE BE IN EAST CLARE FOR 2.30 PM
THANK YOU
ANNE MARIE & EUGENE
WISHING THE BEST OF LUCK
TO OUR PIERCE PURCELL TEAM
AGAINST SPANISH POINT
ON SAT 25TH MAY
IN KILKEE AT 10.30AM.
ALL SUPPORT WELCOME.
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& ALSO FOR INFO
SINGLES MATCHPLAY DRAW ON NOTICE BOARD IN LOCKER ROOM.
1st
Siabh & Niamh Mc Dermott (Dromoland)
Score: 49 Pts
Best Gross:
Val Shann (Lahinch) & Karen White (Spanish Point)
Score: 31 Pts
2nd Anne Jordan & Mary Davron (Gort)
Score: 45 Pts
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Men’s 4Ball
1st Tony & Sean Nugent 46 Pts
2nd Cormac Walsh & Chris Mc Grath 45 Pts (B9)
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Ladies 9 Hole
Mgt Nash 15 Pts
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Gents 9 Hole
Tony Neville 20 Pts (B3)
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€3070.00 was raised
for Breast Cancer Research at University Hospital Galway.
Thank You all for your support.
HANDICAP ALLOWANCES
FOR 4BALL BB MATCHPLAY.
LOWEST HANDICAP GOES TO SCRATCH, THE OTHER 3 PLAYERS PLAY OFF 9/10TH OF THE DIFFERENCE FROM THE SCRATCH PLAYER.
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SEE ALSO PAGE 5
A QUICK GUIDE TO THE
CONGU® HANDICAPPING SYSTEM
PLEASE NOTE.
CLOSING DATE FOR WOODSTOCK CUP SINGLES MATCHPLAY SPONSORED BY
AL HAYES MOTORS SKODA ENNIS
IS SUNDAY 19TH MAY, AT 8PM.
GET YOUR ENTRY IN OVER WEEKEND.
SAT 11TH & SUN 12TH MAY
CLUB SINGLES
(WHITE MARKERS, STROKE PLAY)
1ST KIERAN PATTON (18) 69 NETT
2ND DIARMAID WHELAN (6) 72 NETT (B9)
BEST GROSS: BRIAN GILLIGAN (+1) 75
3RD DAVID WHITE (12) 72 NETT
4TH TOM MC KAIGNEY (21) 73 (B9)
CSS 75 (33PTS)
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15TH MAY
OPEN SINGLES WEDNESDAY
GREEN MARKERS, STROKE PLAY.
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SAT 18TH & SUN 19TH MAY
CLUB SINGLES S/FORD (GREEN MARKERS)
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TUESDAY 21ST MAY
PLAY IN PINK DAY FOR BREAST CANCER DAY.
OPEN 4 BALL BETTERBALL TO BOTH LADIES & GENTS.
€15 PER PERSON.
ALL PROCEEDS TO BREAST CANCER RESEARCH.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO OUR JB CARR TEAM
WHO DEFEATED
SHANNON 4/1 LAST TUESDAY.
WE ARE NOW IN THE
COUNTY FINAL V EAST CLARE
OVER 2 LEGS. HOME AND AWAY.
MICHAEL CASHMAN CUP
A PRACTICE ROUND HAS
BEEN BOOKED AT
BALLYNEETY GOLF CLUB
ON TUESDAY NEXT
14TH MAY AT 5 PM
WILL ALL THOSE ATTENDING
PLEASE CONTACT
BRIAN LOGUE ON 085 1305363.
THANKS
BRIAN LOGUE
J B Carr Diamond Trophy
TUESDAY MAY 7TH
AT 2.30 PM
WOODSTOCK V SHANNON
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THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS TO BE
IN ATTENDANCE AT 2PM.
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MARTIN WHITE. MICHAEL O'BRIEN. MICHAEL NUGENT.
TONY COOTE. DECLAN COOTE. GERRY O'MALLEY.
KIERAN PATTON. JOE CASEY. OLLIE MC NAMARA.
SEAMUS KELLY. MATT POWER. BRENDAN ARTHUR.
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CLUB COLOURS PLEASE
WOODSTOCK CUP 2019
SINGLES MATCHPLAY
KINDLY SPONSORED BY
AL HAYES MOTORS SKODA ENNIS
FORMAT: SINGLES MATCHPLAY
ENTRIES ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR THE WOODSTOCK CUP SINGLES MATCHPLAY.
PLAY FROM WHITE MARKERS. PLAYER ON TOP OF DRAW HAS THE HONOUR ON 1ST TEE.
ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY
SUNDAY 19TH MAY. AT 8 PM.
DRAW WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY 20TH MAY.
ENTRIES CAN BE SUBMITTED BY PLACING AN ENVELOPE IN THE
MEN'S COMPETITION BOX WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. NAME. CURRENT HANDICAP. CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER.
ENTRY FEE €10.00.
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PLEASE NOTE CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID BEFORE START OF COMPETITION (REF: CLUB CONSTITUTION).
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
U 18 BOYS WHO QUALIFIED FOR THE MUNSTER U 18 C'SHIPS
NEXT ROUND.
OUT OF 9 TEAMS PLAYING HERE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, WOODSTOCK WERE THE WINNERS WITH 108 PTS.
ENNIS GC ALSO QUALIFIED ON 106 PTS. WELL DONE TO ENNIS BOYS ALSO. SAFE TO SAY WE ARE IN GOOD HANDS WITH OUR GREAT JUNIOR SECTION.
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IRISH BOYS U18 INTER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2019
Eligibility - Born in 2001 or later.
Woodstock Round 1
Start Date:28/04/2019 End Date:28/04/2019
Sunday, April 28th @ Woodstock
CSS 36 pts.
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1st: Woodstock 108 pts.(37,36,35)
2nd: Ennis 106 pts.(40,34,32)
Others
East Clare 103 pts.
Lahinch 99 pts.
Dromoland 98 pts.
Adare Manor 89 pts.
Kilrush 81 pts.
Shannon 77 pts.
Spanish Point 36 pts.
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27TH & 28TH APRIL
MONTHLY MEDAL
1ST RONAN HORGAN (14)
72 NETT (B6).
2ND MARK SWEENEY (13)
72 NETT
BEST GROSS: JASON CONSIDINE (2)
75 GROSS (B9)
3RD KEITH FARR (5)
73 NETT (B9).
CSS 74
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WEDNESDAY MAY 1ST
OPEN SINGLES
S/FORD (GREEN MARKERS)
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SAT 4TH / SUN 5TH MAY
CLUB S/FORD (GREEN MARKERS)
MON 6TH MAY
3 PERSON SCRAMBLE
* * * *
CONGRATS TO
AINE DONEGAN
WHO WON THE
VAUGHAN TROPHY
SENIOR SCRATCH CUP
IN LAHINCH YESTERDAY
IN TOUGH WEATHER CONDITIONS.
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29/04/2019
Golfnet.ie
Aine Donegan (Lahinch) secured her second victory on the Scratch Cup Circuit this year at her home club, Lahinch. The event, which was reduced to 18 holes due to severe weather conditions, saw four players tied on five over par however Donegan was awarded the honours on a countback.
HOLMPATRICK 4 BALL B/BALL
1ST JOHN O’CONNOR (11)
& MIKE KELLY (18) 51 PTS
2ND ANDREW MOLONEY (14)
& DAVE FITZPATRICK (12) 47 PTS
1ST PLACE
WILL GO ON TO REPRESENT
WOODSTOCK GOLF CLUB
IN BLARNEY GOLF CLUB ON
4TH AUGUST.
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BANK HOLIDAY OPEN SINGLES
1ST KEITH FARR (5) 39 PTS
2ND BRIAN GILLIGAN (+1) 38 PTS
3RD CORMAC WALSH (4) 37 PTS
CSS 72
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TODAY
WEDNESDAY OPEN SINGLES
S/FORD (WHITE MARKERS)
*
SAT 27TH & SUN 28TH MONTHLY MEDAL
PLAY IN 3’S.
*
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR JB CARR TEAM WHO DEFEATED DROMOLAND YESTERDAY 4/1 IN DROMOLAND.
* * * *
MEMBERS WISHING TO AVAIL OF THE GOLF INSURANCE UNDER GOLFCARE INSURANCE SCHEME NEED TO DO SO BY 28TH APRIL.
*
GUI/ILGU FEES AND CLUB LEVY ARE ALSO DUE.
PLEASE NOTE THAT NONE OF THE ABOVE CAN BE PAID UNLESS YOU HAVE YOUR ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION PAID IN FULL OR BY DIRECT DEBIT.
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION WAS DUE BY MARCH 1ST.
(EXTENDED TO 31ST MARCH). REF CLUB CONSTITUTION.
MEMBERSHIP MUST BE PAID TO ALLOW YOU TO PLAY IN CLUB COMPETITIONS AND TO REPRESENT THE CLUB IN TEAM EVENTS.
NON-COMPLIANCE WILL HAVE MEMBERS
REMOVED FROM THE SYSTEM.
PLEASE ARRANGE PAYMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
SAT 13TH & SUN 14TH
18 HOLE S/FORD.
1ST RONAN O’LOONEY (16). 40 PTS
2ND JOHN MC BRIDE (12). 35 PTS
CSS: 35PTS.
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 17TH
OPEN SINGLES 18 HOLE S/FORD. GREEN MARKERS
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SAT 20TH & SUN 21ST.
HOLMPATRICK 4 BALL
AS THE GOLFING SEASON IS NOW UNDERWAY. WE STRONGLY URGE MEMBERS TO PROTECT YOUR COURSE.
PLEASE REPLACE DIVOTS AND REPAIR PITCHMARKS ON GREENS. WE PRIDE OURSELVES WITH GOOD GREENS SO LETS ALL BE VIGILANT AND PROTECT THEM.
IF YOU ARE PRACTISING ON THE COURE PLEASE DO SO FROM THE ROUGH AND NOT MIDDLE OF FAIRWAYS OR FROM TEE BOXES EITHER LADIES OR GENTS TEE BOXES.
THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. WE ARE DOING OUR BEST TO KEEP THE COURSE IN GOOD CONDITION.
PLEASE MEMBERS DO THE SAME.
THANKING YOU
MANAGEMENT.
SAT 6TH & SUN 7TH APRIL.
18 HOLE S/FORD.
1ST TONY NEVILLE (12). 43 PTS
2ND PAT KEANE (10). 41 PT (B6)
3RD STEVE LAHIFFE (16). 41 PTS
4TH BRIAN GILLIGAN (0) 39 PTS
CSS 72 (36PTS)
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
CORMAC WALSH, BERNARDO KELLY,
BRIAN LOGUE, MATT POWER.
ON WINNING THE
SPRING LEAGUE FINAL YESTERDAY (SUNDAY). 2 1/2 TO 1 1/2.
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WELL DONE TO JASON CONSIDINE, SHANE POWER,
BRIAN KEOGH, BRIAN LYNCH ON 2ND PLACE.
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OPEN SINGLES START WEDNESDAY 17TH APRIL.
SAT 13TH & SUN 14TH CLUB SINGLES S/FORD.
J B Carr Diamond Trophy
THE FOLLOWING
ARE THE PAIRINGS
FOR TRIALS IN WOODSTOCK ON
THURSDAY NEXT 11TH APRIL.
TEE RESERVED FROM 4.20 PM.
PLEASE BE IN PRO SHOP AT 4PM!
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TONY COOTE & JIMMIE KELLY
DECLAN COOTE & MICHAEL GRIFFIN
MICHAEL NUGENT & KIERAN PATTON
MARTIN WHITE & SEAMUS KELLY
BRENDAN ARTHUR & JOE HURLEY
JOE CASEY & MICHAEL O’BRIEN
WILLIE THOMPSON & MATT POWER
TOM DORMER & SEAN COLLERAN
LIAM MC INERNEY & JARLATH FAHY
MARTIN NUGENT & EUGENE CONROY
OLLIE MC NAMARA & GREG FOGARTY
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ANYONE NOT AVAILABLE PLEASE CONTACT THE PRO SHOP.
EUGENE CONROY
SENIORS CAPTAIN
* * * *
SHANAWAY CUP
FOURBALL MATCHPLAY.
KINDLY SPONSORED BY
A.M.R. GOLF
*
ENTRIES ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR THE
SHANAWAY CUP
CLUB 4BBB MATCHPLAY.
FORMAT: 9/10 OF HANDICAP.
PLAY FROM GREEN MARKERS.
TEAM ON TOP OF DRAW HAS THE HONOUR ON 1ST TEE.
*
ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY MONDAY 29TH APRIL AT 6PM.
DRAW WILL BE HELD ON 30TH APRIL
*
ENTRIES CAN BE SUBMITTED BY PLACING AN ENVELOPE
IN THE MEN'S COMPETITION BOX WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
1. NAME(S).
2. CURRENT HANDICAPS.
3.CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
4. ENTRY FEE (€20 PER TEAM).
PLEASE NOTE CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID
BEFORE START OF COMPETITION. (Ref: CLUB CONSTITUTION).
IF YOU NEED A PARTNER PUT IN YOUR ENTRY (€10)
AND WE WILL FIND YOU ONE.
JUNIORS MAY PLAY/ENTER WITH AN ADULT MEMBER.
*
COLM MULLEN
COMPETITION SECRETARY.
Aine Donegan
(Woodstock)
mindful of upcoming
opportunity at
Irish Girls' Open
The Irish Girls Open Stroke Play takes place at Roganstown Hotel and Country Club from April 5th to 7th
*
Competitors play 18 holes on Friday and Saturday with the top 50 players qualifying for the final round of 18 holes on Sunday.
Spectators are welcome to watch what is expected to be some excellent golf at Roganstown Golf & Country Club.
*
TEE TIMES
Fri 5 April 2019
* * * *
Pierce Purcell Shield
TRIALS WILL BEGIN SHORTLY.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE PUT YOUR NAME ON SHEET IN THE LOCKER ROOM.
*
PLEASE NOTE:
ALL PLAYERS MUST HAVE ANNUAL SUBS PAID IN FULL OR ON STANDING ORDER ALONG WITH THEIR LEVIES PAID BEFORE ENTERING FOR TRIALS.
*
THANKING YOU
KIERAN DROMEY / MICHEAL TALTY
MANAGERS
* * * *
FOR INFO!
Pierce Purcell Shield
The Pierce Purcell Shield is a national scotch foursomes competition aimed at golfers with handicaps between 11 & 15.
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The Basics:
Team consists of 10 members
Foursomes Stroke Play into Foursomes match play
Played off scratch
Each player must have had a minimum of 4 returns in qualifying competitions recorded last year
Handicap
NOT eligible if no handicap last year
NOT eligible if handicap was less than 11 last year
Combined handicap of each pair must NOT have been LOWER than 25 last year
Age – nobody under 18 (on 1st Jan of year of tournament) is eligible for selection
Captain may nominate 2 pairs as reserves
A nominated reserve pair may be placed in the same position as the pair who had to withdraw
Caddies are not permitted.
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SAT/SUN 23RD/24TH MARCH
18 HOLE SINGLES S/FORD
1ST TOM MC KAIGNEY (21). 44 PTS
2ND JOE CASEY (16). 43 PTS
3RD EUGENE CONROY (20). 40 PTS
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SPRING LEAGUE
18 HOLE S/FORD
1ST MICHAEL GRIFFIN (22). 43 PTS
2ND GREG FOGARTY (25). 41 PTS ( BACK 9)
3RD TONY NEVILLE (12). 41 PTS.
*
WESTGATE MOTORS SCOTCH FOURSOMES
ENTRIES NOW BEING TAKEN.
CLOSING DATE SUN 31ST MARCH AT 6PM.
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NEXT WEEKEND COMPETITION IS MODIFIED 4 BALL B/BALL
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Golfnet
11th March
Aine Donegan (Woodstock) wins the Carlow Scratch Cup.
Winter was still very much in the air for the first event of the ILGU Scratch Cup Circuit at Carlow Golf Club yesterday.
However the high winds and icy squalls did not phase 16-year-old Aine Donegan (Woodstock) who, following rounds of 78 and 77, secured a three shot victory over Louise Coffey (Malone).
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Attention Spring League Players.
Due to the adverse weather conditions and the course being closed,
the Spring League has been cancelled this weekend
and deferred until next weekend.
Anyone in the Spring League may play their Spring League Singles
from Wednesday the 20th March up to Sunday 24th March.
Unfortunately, any Spring League singles cards
handed in prior to today wil be null and void.
In the event of any further cancellations
the standings after week 4 will apply and the top 4 teams
as of then will qualify for the semi-finals.
All players may still enter the club singles today
if the course is open.
Yours sincerely
Competition Committee.
CAPTAIN'S
DRIVE-IN PICTURES
SEE
WOODSTOCK GOLF PHOTOS
WESTGATE MOTOR FACTORS CUP
FORMAT:
SCOTCH FOURSOMES MATCHPLAY.
(EACH PLAYER DRIVES ON EVERY HOLE, PICK BEST DRIVE AND PARTNER PLAYS ALTERNATE SHOTS TO HOLE OUT)
*
ENTRIES ARE NOW BEEN TAKEN FOR THE
WESTGATE MOTOR FACTORS CUP.
ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY 31ST MARCH 2019 AT 6 PM.
DRAW WILL BE HELD ON APRIL 1ST.
ENTRY CAN BE SUBMITTED BY PLACING AN ENVELOPE IN THE MEN' COMPETITION BOX WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.
1. NAME (s).
2. CURRENT HANDICAP
3. CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER
4. EMAIL ADDRESS
5. ENTRY FEE (€20 PER TEAM).
PLEASE NOTE CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID BEFORE START OF COMPETITION. (REF CLUB CONSTITUTION).
*
IF YOU NEED A PARTNER PUT IN YOUR ENTRY (€10)
AND WE WILL FIND YOU ONE.
*
COLM MULLEN
COMPETITION SECRETARY.
*
2019 COMPETITION COMMITTEE:
COLM MULLEN, JASON CONSIDINE,
OLLIE MC NAMARA, BARRY KEANE.
Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th
15 HOLE SINGLES S/FORD
1ST JOE CASEY (16). 37 PTS
2ND SEAN NUGENT (26). 33PTS.
*
SPRING LEAGUE RD 4. MODIFIED 4 BALL
1ST BRIAN GILLIGAN (0) & MICHAEL COUGHLAN (23). 45PTS.
2ND BRENDAN NEYLON (6) & MICHAEL GRIFFIN (22). 43 PTS.
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MONDAY MARCH 18TH. ( BANK HOLIDAY).
COSTELLOE CUP WILL BE HELD IN ENNIS GOLF CLUB.
(SCOTCH FOURSOMES 1/2 COMBINED HANDICAP)
PHONE ENNIS GOLF CLUB ON 6824074
AND PRESS FOR EXTENSION FOR PRO SHOP.
*
ROUND 5 SPRING LEAGUE SINGLES S/FORD 15 HOLES
CAN BE PLAYED UP TO MONDAY 18TH MARCH.
*
CLUB COMPETITION FOR NON SPRING LEAGUE PLAYERS
SAT/ SUN/ MON WILL BE 18 HOLES S/FORD.
MEMBERS
THE DUBAI DUTY FREE IRISH OPEN
TAKES PLACE IN LAHINCH BETWEEN
WEDNESDAY JULY 3RD & SUNDAY JULY 7TH.
WE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED BY LAHINCH GOLF CLUB TO PROVIDE VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST THEM WITH THIS EVENT.
WOODSTOCK HAVE BEEN ASKED TO MARSHALL A SPECIFIC HOLE FOR THE PRO AM PLUS THE 4 TOURNAMENT DAYS.
IT WILL BE ORGANISED ON A TWO SHIFT BASIS DAILY FROM
WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAY AM AND PM WITH EACH SHIFT REQUIRING
10 MARSHALLS FOR 7 HOUR DURATION.
IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED PLEASE PUT YOUR NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS ON THE LIST AT THE PRO SHOP INDICATING WHAT TIME COMMITMENT YOU COULD GIVE TO THE MARSHALLING ASPECT.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE HAVE TO CONFIRM ACCEPTANCE TO LAHINCH GOLF CLUB BY 31ST MARCH AS VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION FORMS
WILL BE ISSUED FOR COMPLETION.
JIMMIE KELLY
HON SECRETARY.
SUNDAY MARCH 10TH WILL SEE:
CAPTAIN MIKE REEN
LADY CAPTAIN
MARY MC NAMARA
SENIORS CAPTAIN EUGENE CONROY
DRIVE INTO OFFICE.
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THIS WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A 9 HOLE SCRAMBLE FRONT & BACK 9 AND THEN TO THE BUNKER BAR FOR FINGER FOOD AND PUNCH.
DRIVE IN AT 2.30 SHARP.
PLEASE BE HERE AT 2.15 IF PLAYING IN THE SCRAMBLE.
Club Singles
1st
Frankie Slattery 33pts
*
Spring League Rumble
1st
Jason Considine, Brian Keogh, Brian Lynch, Shane Power
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Upcoming Fixtures 9th & 10th March
Club Singles
Spring League Modified 4Ball
* * * *
10th March at 2pm
Captains Drive In
9 hole Scramble after.....
Come join us to see all this years Captains drive in!!
23rd & 24th February
Club Singles
1st Pat Keane (10) 37pts
2nd Joe Green (7) 36pts (B9)
3rd Joe Casey (16) 36pts
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Spring League
4Ball Better Ball
1st Jimmie Kelly & Paul Sherlock 41pts
2nd Andrew Sherlock & Tyrone Kearse 39pts (B9)
**
W/END 2ND & 3RD MARCH.
TEAM RUMBLE IN SPRING LEAGUE.
15 HOLE SINGLES S/FORD ALSO.
*
16th / 17th Feb.
SPRING LEAGUE ROUND 1. TEAM SCRAMBLE
1st Team: ROSS DARMODY, COLM O'CALLAGHAN, RAY HALLAHAN & BRENDAN ARTHUR
Score: 44.2 PTS
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CLUB SINGLES.
1ST IAN BIRCHALL (21) 38 PTS
2ND TOM DORMER (16) 37 PTS
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W/END 23RD & 24TH.
4BALL B/BALL IN SPRING LEAGUE & CLUB SINGLES.
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RULE OF THE WEEK.
STROKEPLAY. RULE 3.3
PURPOSE: STROKE PLAY HAS SPECIFIC RULES. (particularly for scorecards holing out because:
EACH PLAYER COMPETES AGAINST ALL OTHER PLAYERS IN THE COMPETITION.
ALL PLAYERS NEED TO BE TREATED EQUALLY UNDER THE RULES.
AFTER THE ROUND, THE PLAYER AND MARKER (who keep's the players score) MUST CERTIFY THAT THE PLAYER's SCORE FOR EACH HOLE IS RIGHT AND THE PLAYER MUST RETURN THE SCORE CARD TO THE COMMITTEE.
SCORING IN STROKE PLAY.
THE PLAYER'S SCORE IS KEPT ON HIS OR HER SCORECARD BY THE MARKER WHO IS EITHER IDENTIFIED BY THE COMMITTEE OR CHOSEN BY THE PLAYER IN WAY OF APPROVED BY COMMITTEE.
THE PLAYER MUST USE THE SAME MARKER FOR THE ENTIRE, UNLESS THE COMMITTEE APPROVES A CHANGE EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER IT HAPPENS.
(1). MARKERS'S RESPONSIBILITY: ENTERING AND CERTIFYING HOLE SCORES ON SCORECARD.
AFTER EACH HOLE DURING THE ROUND, THE MARKER SHOULD CONFIRM WITH THE PLAYER THE NUMBER OF STROKES ON THAT HOLE, INCLUDING STROKES MADE AND PENALTY STROKES, then enter that gross score on the scorecard.
WHEN THE ROUND HAS ENDED:
THE MARKER MUST CERTIFY THE HOLE SCORES ON THE SCORECARD.
IF THE PLAYER HAD MORE THAN ONE MARKER, EACH MARKER MUST CERTIFY THE SCORES FOR THOSE HOLES WHERE HE OR SHE WAS THE MARKER.
(2). PLAYERS RESPONSIBILITY: CERTIFYING HOLES SCORES AND RETURNING SCORECARDS.
DURING THE ROUND THE PLAYER SHOULD KEEP TRACK 0F HIS OR HER SCORES FOR EACH HOLE.
WHEN THE ROUND HAS ENDED THE PLAYER:
SHOULD CAREFULLY CHECK THE HOLE SCORES ENTERED BY THE MARKER AND RAISE ANY ISSUES WITH THE COMMITTEE,
MUST MAKE SURE THAT THE MARKER CERTIFIES THE HOLE SCORES ON THE SCORECARD.
MUST NOT CHANGE A HOLE SCORE ENTERED BY THE MARKER EXCEPT WITH THE MARKER'S AGREEMENT OR COMMITTEE'S APPROVAL.
MUST CERTIFY THE HOLE SCORES ON THE SCORECARD AND PROMPTLY RETURN TO COMMITTEE AFTER WHICH THE PLAYER MUST NOT CHANGE THE SCORECARD.
IF THE PLAYER BREACHES ANY OF THESE REQUIREMENTS IN RULE 3.3b THE PLAYER IS DISQUALIFIED.
(3). WRONG SCORE FOR A HOLE. IF THE PLAYER RETURNS A SCORECARD WITH THE WRONG SCORE FOR A HOLE:
RETURNED SCORE HIGHER THAN ACTUAL SCORE. THE HIGHER RETURNED SCORE FOR THE HOLE STANDS.
RETURNED SCORE LOWER THAN ACTUAL SCORE OR NO SCORE RETURNED. THE PLAYER IS DISQUALIFIED.
TEAMS FOR SPRING LEAGUE 2019
BRIAN GILLIGAN, MICHAEL COUGHLAN, BRIAN CARTY, FRANK TONE
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CORMAC WALSH, MATT POWER, BERNARDO KELLY, BRIAN LOGUE
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MIKE REEN, LIAM MC INERNEY, SEAN HOWARD, JOE KELLY
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BRENDAN NEYLON, MICHAEL GRIFFIN, BRENDAN MC MAHON, JOHN MC BRIDE
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ANDREW SHERLOCK, TOM DORMER, TYRONE KEARSE, PJ CARMODY
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JASON CONSIDINE, BRIAN LYNCH, SHANE POWER, BRIAN KEOGH
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JONATHAN CLOHESSY, RUAIRI BREEN, JIMMIE KELLY, PAUL SHERLOCK
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ROSS DARMODY, BRENDAN ARTHUR, COLM O’CALLAGHAN, RAY HALLAHAN
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COLM MULLEN, GREG FOGARTY, TONY NEVILLE, A.N. OTHER
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ANYONE INTERESTED IN BEING A SUB
PLEASE CONTACT COLM MULLEN.
After landmark votes at separate meetings held today,
the Irish Ladies Golf Union and the
Golfing Union of Ireland have formally approved
the establishment of Golf Ireland.
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KEVIN GLYNN OF THE MUNSTER BRANCH OF THE GUI AND
TERRY MULVIHILL OF THE ILGU WILL GIVE A TALK ON THE NEW RULES
IN ENNIS GOLF CLUB FOR MEMBERS OF WOODSTOCK & ENNIS GOLF CLUB ON WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23RD AT 7.30 PM. ALL ARE WELCOME.
CLUBS WILL BE DOUBLING UP SO KEVIN & TERRY WILL GET TO SPEAK TO ALL BEFORE END OF JANUARY. THANK YOU.
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SINGLES S/FORD. 15 HOLE 22ND & 23RD. DECEMBER
1ST. TJ MC NAMARA (17). 34 PTS.
2ND. BRENDAN ARTHUR (19). 34 PTS. BOT.
WEDNESDAY 26TH & THURSDAY 27TH DEC. TEAM OF 3 SCRAMBLE
1ST. TONY(3). MICHAEL (12). & SEAN NUGENT (26). 46.875
2ND. CORMAC WALSH (4). FIONN NOLAN (9). CHRIS MC GRATH (11). 47.0
MONDAY 31ST. DEC. & TUESDAY 1ST JAN 3 PERSON SCRAMBLE
TIMESHEET FROM 9AM.
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