Castlebar golf club Mayo

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Castlebar Golf Club were Runners-Up in the All-Ireland Final of the Irish Mixed Fourball at Oughterard Golf Club on Saturday 28th September 2024 when they lost out to Woodstock Golf Club by 3-matches to 1-match. They were led out by Mark Corrigan with Margaret Tighe who had a 3 and 1 win against Tony Neville with Margaret Ann Killeen, they were followed by John Kelly with Derval Molloy who lost their match by 7 and 6 against Mike Kelly with Anne Marie Russell, in the penultimate match Johan Collins with Gina Kelly lost their match against Pat O'Brien and Hannah O'Brien by 3 and 2 and in the bottom match Gary Canny with Deirdre Moylette had a 4 and 3 win against John M. O'Connor with Eilis Neville.
They met Belvoir Park Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the previous day and beat the Co. Down Club on the 1st Playoff hole. First on the tee was Mark Corrigan with Margaret Tighe who had a convincing 5 and 4 win against John Lindsay with Sian Henry, next up was John Kelly with Derval Molloy who lost their match against George Wilson with Valerie McCollum by 4 and 3, in the penultimate match Johan Collins with Gina Kelly went down by 5 and 4 against Robert Giles with Margaret Boyle and in the bottom match Gary Canny with Deirdre Moylette had a 2-hole win against Neil McGivern with Celine Keenan.
They played Roe Park Golf Club in the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals at the same venue on Saturday 14th September and the beat the Co. Derry Club by 3-matches to 1-match. Mark Corrigan with Margaret Tighe led them out and halved their match against Derek Powell with Ann Kearney, next on the tee was John Kelly with Derval Molloy who had a 4 and 3 win against Fintan Curley with Estelle Rose, in the penultimate match Sean Haugh with Gina Kelly had a resounding 7 and 6 win against Charlie Mearns with Hailey Rose and the bottom match Gary Canny with Deidre Moylette against Marius Deehan with Carol Scott was halved when called-in.

The Boys’ from Castlebar Golf Club were Runners-Up in the All-Ireland Final of the Boys’ Foursomes when they lost out to Tramore Golf Club by 5-holes at Warrenpoint Golf Club on Wednesday 21st August 2024. In the top match Ryan Kilkelly with Aaron Quigley had a 1-hole win against Tom Scully with Patrick Doyle and in the bottom match Tommy Heneghan with Connor Stapleton lost their match by 6-holes against Michael Elliott with Darren O'Reilly.

Sarah Prendergast was selected for Women’s Connaught in the Interprovincial team event at PGA Slieve Rusell Golf Club from 3rd to 5th July 2024. Others on the team were Maeve Kelly (Strandhill Golf Club), Sophie Leonard-Dodd (Enniscrone Golf Club), Shannon Burke (Ballinrobe Golf Club), Hannah McInerney (Gort Golf Club), Maebh McLoughlin (Co. Sligo Golf Club) and Ellen Lonergan (Westport Golf Club) they were managed by Jacqui McGrath from Tuam Golf Club and captained by Enda Lonergan from Westport Golf Club.

Antoinette Starken won the All-Ireland Women’s Bronze Medal at Headfort Golf Club on Wednesday 2nd 2024, with a score of 5-under 68 one shot better than Jean Beatty Loughrea Golf Club, Jess Shiels Rathcore Golf Club and Elaine Healy Kilmashouue Golf Club.

Castlebar Golf Club won the Connaught Shield in on 21st October 2023 when they beat Galway Golf Club by 7½-matches to 2½-matches. In the first leg at home on the 7th Tommy Heneghan with Tommy Moylett led them out against David Tierney with Stuart Healy and lost their match by 3 and 2, they were followed by Aaron Quigley with Billy Evans who recorded a 2 and 1 win against Mark Gibbs with Noah Cunningham, next on the tee was Michael Kilcourse with Gary O'Shaughnessy lost out by 2 and 1 against Ross Burns with Kyle O'Kennedy, in the penultimate match Kieran Horkan with Val Jennings had a 4 and 3 win against Gerry Cox with Luke Power and in the bottom match Ryan Gibbons with Jake Gannon had a comfortable 5 and 4 win against Paul Leahy with Darren Caulfield.
In the 2nd leg at Galway Golf Club on 21st they were led out by Stephen Munnelly with Val Jennings who had a 4 and 2 win against David Tierney with Stuart Healy, next up was Michael Kilcourse with Gary O'Shaughnessy who halved their match against Darren Caulfield with Kyle O'Kennedy when called-in, they were followed by Aaron Quigley with Billy Evans who had a 2-hole win against Ross Burns with Karl McLoughlin, in the penultimate match Tommy Heneghan with Tommy Moylett recorded a 2 and 1 win against Mark Gibbs with Noah Cunningham and in the bottom match Ryan Gibbons with Jake Gannon had a 3 and 2 win against Gerry Cox with Luke Power.

The Ladies of Castlebar Golf Club were Runners-Up in the All-Ireland Semi-Final of the Irish Women’s Junior Cup at Westport Golf Club on Thursday 21th September 2023 when they went down to Castle Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match.
In the top match Sarah Prendergast halved her match against Yvonne Manahan, she was followed by Sheila Baynes who went down by 6 and 5 against Ellen Smyth, next on the tee Leah Kerr lost her match against Zoe Dunne by 4 and 3, in the penultimate match Carmel Moran went down by 7 and 6 against Katie Dunne and the bottom match Eimear Minogue recorded a halve against Claire Brennan. Castle went on and won the Green Pennant the following day against Castletroy.

The Ladies of Castlebar Golf Club won the Quarter Finals of the Women’s Junior Cup on Sunday 3rd September 2023 at Lough Erne Golf Club when they beat Co. Armagh Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
They were led out by Sarah Pendergast who had a 4 and 3 win against Paula McCrory, she was followed by Sheila Baynes who lost her match by the minimum against Ellen Brady, she was followed by Leah Kerr who halved her match against Lilian McMullen when called-in, in the penultimate match Carmel Moran had a 2-hole win against Mary Pollack and in the bottom match Eimear Minogue had a very comfortable 5 and 4 win against Colette McSorley.
The Ladies of Castlebar Golf Club won Connacht Final of the Women’s Junior Cup on Saturday 29th July 2023 when they beat Athenry Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches at Westport Golf Club. They were led out by Sarah Prendergast who won her match by 3 and 1 against Nicola Burke, she was followed by Sheila Baynes who beat Nicola Nally by 4 and 3, next on the tee was Leah Kerr who had a 2-hole win against Pat Jacobsen, in the penultimate match Carmel Moran lost her match by 2 and 1 against Emer Beatty and in the bottom match Eimear Minogue had a 6 and 5 win against Teresa Coen.

The Boys’ from Castlebar Golf Club reached the Quarter-Finals of the Boys’ Foursomes on Tuesday 29th August 2023 at Castletroy Golf Club when they lost out to Belvoir Park Golf Club by 9-holes.
In the top match Aaron Quigley (3) with Connall Durcan (14) lost their match against Thomas Keown (6) with Oliver Murtagh (7) by 7-holes and in the bottom match Conor Stapleton (0) with Owen Kelly (3) went 2-holes down to Eoin Burrows (0) with Jack Conroy (6).

The Boys' of Castlebar Golf Club won the Connaught Final of the Club Boys' Foursomes on Tuesday 25th July 2023 when they beat Galway Bay Golf Club by 3-holes at their home Club.     They beat the boys’ from Co. Sligo Golf Club by 7-holes in the morning.
They were Led out in the Connaught Final by Aaron Quigley ((3) with Conall Durcan (13) who lost their match by 2-holes against Daithi Fitzgerald (11) with Aodhain Fitzgerald (11) and in the bottom match Conor Stapleton (0) with Owen Kelly (3) had a 5-hole win against Dylan Smyth (4) with Mark Kilgannon (11).

Young Aaron Quigley was selected on the Connaught Under-18 Interprovincial Team played at Ballykisteen Golf Club on 21st and 22nd August 2023.
The other members of the team were Aodhagan Brady & Luke Harrison (Co. Sligo Golf Club), Darragh McGrath (Athlone Golf Club), Charlie Mooney (Ballinasloe Golf Club), Conor Stapleton (Connemara Golf Club) and Cathal Penney (Athenry Golf Club).
They were Captained by Captain - John Waters (Oughterard Golf Club) and Managed by Manager - Shane Quigley (Castlebar Golf Club).

Young Owen Kelly was selected on the Connacht Under-16 Interprovincial Team which played at Ballykisteen Golf Club on 21st and 22nd August 2023.
The other members of the team were Sean Cloonan (Dunmore Demesne Golf Club) Caelan Coleman (Galway Bay Golf Club) Rory Gallagher (Galway Golf Club) Paul Flanagan (Co. Sligo Golf Club) and Isaac Oliver (Ballinasloe Golf Club).
They were Captained by Rory O’Connor (Strandhill Golf Club) and Managed by Shane Freeman (Ballyhaunis Golf Club)   

Castlebar Golf Club won the All-Ireland Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield at Knightsbrook Golf Club on Saturday 17th September 2022 when they were drawn against Abbeyleix Golf Club and won the Green Pennant by 4-matches to 1-match.
Billy Evans with Ray Pendergast led them out and put the first point on the board with a 1-hole win against Simon Walker with Neil Condon, they were followed by Paddy Burke with Sean Haugh who recorded a 4 and 3 win against Martin Lawlor with Gavin Bonham, next up was Tom Moylett with Declan Pendergast against Kevin Joyce with Mark Ring who halved their match when called-in, in the penultimate match Tommy Lawless with Colin Dawson secured the all important point with a convincing 5 and 4 win against Anthony Collins with Pat O’Rourke, the bottom match of Johan Collins with Stephen Munnelly against Declan Clooney with Matt Thornton was declared a halve when called-in.      
They qualified for Quarter-Finals of the Pierce Purcell Shield at Knightsbrook Golf Club on Thursday 15th September 2022 when they were drawn against Clontarf Golf Club and won their match by 4-matches to 1-match.
They were led out by Tommy Lawless with Colin Dawson who had a 6 and 5 win against Eamonn Ryan with Noel Hickey they were followed by Paddy Burke with Sean Haugh who won their match by 3 and 2 against Noel Hickey with Christopher Stafford, next on the tee was Billy Evans with Ray Prendergast who had a 4 and 3 win against John Delaney with Sean Malone, the penultimate match of John Gilligan with Johan Collins against Niall Glackin with David Corcoran and bottom match of Tom Moylett with Declan Prendergast against J. P. Auguste with David Brennan were both halved when called-in.
They met Lismore Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the following day and won by 4-matches to 1-match against the County Waterford team.
They were led out by Paddy Burke with Sean Haugh who had a 2 and 1 win against William Curley with Martin O’Driscoll, next on the tee was Tom Moylett with Declan Prendergast who halved their match against Shane and Luke O’Rourke when called-in, they were followed by Tommy Lawless with Colin Dawson who had a crushing 6 and 4 win against Pat Morrissey with Patrick Curley, in the penultimate match Seamus Granahan with Johan Collins also halved their match against Martin Power with Ger Mulcahy and the bottom match of Billy Evans with Ray Prendergast was oh so comfortable with a 7 and 6 win against Paddy and Donal O’Leary and with it a place in the All-Ireland Decider.      The Boys of Castlebar Golf Club qualified for the All-Ireland deciders of the Boys Foursomes at Ballina Golf Club on 23rd August 2022.
They met Dundalk Golf Club in the All-Ireland Quarter-Final and won their matches by 2-matches to nil.
They were led out by Owen Kelly with Tommy M. Heneghan who had a 1-hole win against John Clarke with Odhran MacShane in the bottom match Aaron Quigley with Conor Stapleton had a similar result against Conall Mullins with Fionn Cunningham.
They met the Boys form Carrickfergus Golf Club the following day in the All-Ireland Semi-Final and recorded a 2-hole win over the Antrim club.
They were led out again by Owen Kelly with Tommy M. Heneghan who lost their match by 1-hole against James Walsh with Trevor Morrison in the bottom match Aaron Quigley with Ben Doherty recorded a 3-hole win over Josh Millar with Oliver McNamara.
In the afternoon they met Royal Belfast Golf Club in the All-Ireland Decider they were led out by Owen Kelly with Conor Stapleton who lost out to Max Carson with Ben Woods by 5-holes and in the bottom match Aaron Quigley with Ben Doherty had a 3-hole win against Archie McMinnis with Louis Napier.

The Ladies from Castlebar Golf Club qualified for the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals of the Women’s Junior Cup at Knightsbrook Golf Club on Friday 16th September 2022 and were drawn against the Ladies from Royal Tara Golf Club and won their match by 3-matches to 2-matches.
Sarah Prendergast led them out and clinched the point on the 20th against Ann Gorman, she was followed by Lorna Irwin who lost her match by the minimum against Katie Daly, next on the tee was Breege Finnerty who lost her match by 6 and 4 against Emily Davis, in the penultimate match Sheila Baynes recorded a 4 and 3 win against Terrie Cahill, in the bottom and deciding match Carmel Moran clinched the match with a 3 and 2 win against Angela Reilly.
They met the Ladies from Royal Portrush Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the following and lost their match by 4½-matches to ½-match to the Ladies from County Antrim.
Sarah Prendergast led them out again and lost her match by 3 and 1 against Poppy Hastings, next on the tee was Lorna Irwin who halved her match against Ella Proctor, she was followed by Breege Finnerty who went down by 4 and 2 against Julia Currie, in the penultimate match Sheila Baynes lost her match against Deirdre Bones by 6 and 4 and in the bottom match Carmel Moran lost her match by 6 and 5 against Siobhan McHugh.

Conor Stapleton, Aaron Quigley and Owen Kelly were on the Connaught Under-16 team to participate in the Interprovincial Championships at Hilton Templepatrick Golf Club from 18th and 19st July 2022, the others on the squad were Michael Greaney (Glenlo Abbey Golf Club), and Michael Grealy and Rory Gallagher (Galway Bay Golf Club), the non-travelling reserve was Dylan Burke (Claremorris Golf Club), they were managed by Shane Freeman from Ballyhaunis Golf Club and captained by Rory O’Connor from Strandhill Golf Club.

Castlebar Golf Club won the Jack O'Sullivan trophy when they beat Portumna Golf Club over two legs in 2021.

Castlebar Golf Club qualifies by winning the Connaught Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield to reach the Quarter Finals at Limerick Golf Club on Thursday 16th September 2021 when they played Thurles Golf Club and lost their match by 3½-matches to 1½--matches.
First on the tee were Paddy Burke with Johnan Collins who lost their match by 3 and 1 against Tommy and Shane Quigley, they were followed by Kieran Horkan with Colin Dawson who won their match against Frankie McGrath with Brian Lanphier by 1-hole, next on the tee was Mark Jennings with Evan Touhy who halved their match against Pat Coote with Aidan Cowan, in the penultimate match Brennan with Sean Haugh lost their match by 3 and 1 against Martin Fahy with Aidan O’Keeffe and in the bottom match Billy Evans with Val Jennings went down 3 and 1 against Stephen and Thomas Quigley.

Owen Kelly was selected to represent Connaught in the Boys’ Under-14 at Mount Wolseley Hotel and Golf Resort on October 9th and 10th October 2021, the others on the squad were Caelan Coleman and Rory Gallagher (Galway Bay Golf Club), Niall Conneely and Isaac Oliver (Ballinasloe Golf Club) and Luke Murphy (Portumna Golf Club) the non-travelling reserve was Jack Leahy (Galway Bay Golf Club) they were managed by Shane Francis from Galway Bay Golf Club and captained by John Waters from Oughteraed Golf Club.

Castlebar Golf Club won the Connaught Final of the Pearce Purcell Shield when they beat neighbours Ballina Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match in the Provincial Semi-Final and met Portumna Golf Club in the decider when they recorded a 3 ½-matches to 1 ½-matches result at Westport Golf Club on 11th August 2019.
They were led out by Colin Dawson with John Kelly who beat Padric Cahalan with Ger McKenna by 1-hole, they were followed by Eugene Caulfield with Val Jennings who beat John Egan / David Hughes by 3 and 2, next on the tee was John Quigley with Paul Fitzgerald who lost their match against         Alan Page / Damien Gibbons by 5 and 4, in the penultimate match David Molloy with Declan Prendergast had a 4 and 3 win against Enda Quigley with Gerard Brehony, the bottom match of Ray Prendergast with Carl Rose was halved when called-in against Pat Healy with Stephen Madden.
They will return to Westport to participate in the All-Ireland Deciders.

They were drawn against Leinster Champions Cill Dara Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on 20th September and recorded a 3½-matches to 1½-matches against the Kildare club.
In the top match Ray and Declan Prendergast had a comfortable 4 and 3 win against Mark Dowling with Paul Moran, next up was Sean Haugh with Padraig Rice against Desmond Scahill with Anthony McCormack was recorded as a halve when called-in, they were followed by David Molloy with Val Jennings beat Michael Malone with Christy Roche by 5 and 3, in the penultimate match John Ouigley with Paul Fitzgerald lost out to Colin O’Leary with Declan Loakman by 8 and 7 and the bottom match Colin Dawson with Pat Waldron beat Nigel Flannigan with Eddie Cross by 3 and 1.
They met Munster Champions Charleville Golf Club the following day in the All-Ireland decider and lost out by 3-matches to 2-matches to the Cork club.
They were led out this time by Sean Haugh with Padraig Rice who won their match by 3 and 2 against Ollie Kennelly with Stephen Twomey , they were followed by Ray and Declan Prendergast who lost their match against Danny Deady with Trevor Barry by 3 and 1, next on the tee was John Quigley with Carl Ross who went up the 19th before securing the point against Paddy O’Kelly with Ciaran Herlihy, in the penultimate match David Molloy with Val Jennings lost their match on the 18th against John O’Keeffe with Ger Mullane and in the bottom match Colin Dawson with Pat Waldron won their match by 3 and 2 against John P. Collins with Donal Deady.

There may have been no Sam or Brendan Martin Cup in Mayo yet again in 2017 but Castlebar Golf Club did the County proud when capturing the All-Ireland Jimmy Bruen Shield on 23rd September 2017.
They beat Athenry Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1 ½-matches in the Connaught Final at Galway Bay Golf Club on Saturday 12th August.
They were led out by Mick Kilcourse with Tommy Lawless who lost their match against David Flaherty with Mark Shivnan by 2 and 1, next on the tee were Kieran Horkan with Colin Dawson who beat Bob Reilly with Paul Kavanagh by 1-hole, they were followed by Shane Quigley with Johan Collins who had another close one when they had a 1-hole win over John Whelan with Oisin O’Connell, in the penultimate match Tommy Moylette with Mark Corrigan recorded a halve when called-in against James O’Connor with Kevin Greally, in the bottom match Shane Rice with David Walsh had a 3 and 2 win over Ian Kelly with Paul Molloy and a place in the All-Ireland deciders.
They made their way to Carton House Golf in Co. Kildare where they drew Munster Champions Ballykisteen Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Friday 22th of September and recorded a 3-matches to 2-matches win over the Tipperary Club.
Shane Rice with Tommy Lawless led them out and recorded a 4 and 3 loss against Olly Hodges with P. J. Caarey, they were followed by Shane Quigley with Johan Collins who lost their match by 1-hole against David Cartlidge with Sean Calvert, nex on the tee was Paddy Burke with Ray Prendergast who recorded a very comfortable 5 and 3 win over Liam and Gavan Downey, in the penultimate match Tom Moylett with Mark Corrigan had to go up the 19th before securing the point against Alan Murphy with Denis O’Brien, the bottom match Kieran Horkan with Colin Dawson recorded a 2 and 1 win over Mick Kennedy with James Nolan and a place in the All-Ireland Final against Ulster Champions Warrenpoint on the Saturday.     
They were led out this time by Shane Quigley with Johan Collins who lost out by 1-hole against Rian Carvvill with John Murray, next on the tee were Kieran Horkan with Colin Dawson had a 3 and 2 win over Gerard Durkin with Shane Carr, they were followed by Michael Kilcourse with Dave Walsh who went down to Hudson McGuffin with Barry Laverty by 2 and 1, in the penultimate match Tom Moylett together with Mark Corrigan again went up the 19th before securing the point, then in the bottom match Paddy Burke with Ray Prendergast secured the All-Ireland Green Pennant when they had a 2-hole win over Raymond Duffin with Eamon Rooney. The team Captain Was John Kelly Vice-Captain was Declan Prendergast. The reserves were Tommy Lawless, Shane Rice, Declan Prendergast and Ian Brennan.
Well done to Castlebar Golf Club who kept their nerve throughout the Championship to secure their All-Ireland, maybe they could teach their Footballers how to get over the line!!       

The Ladies of Castlebar Golf Club were runners-up in the All-Ireland Junior Foursomes at Dundalk Golf Club when they lost to Munster Champions Tramore by 2½ matches to ½ match on Saturday 24th September 2016.

They were led out by Ann Gallagher with Marian Martyn who lost out to Mia Maughan with Colette Palmer by 3 and 2, they were followed by Breda Gilvarry with Regina Kerr who recorded a halve against Lucia Ahearn O’Flaherty with Sarah Howard, in the bottom match Margaret Tighe with Bernie Burke lost to Mary Cantwell with Rachel Mulcahy by 3and 1.

They played Leinster Champions Stackstown Golf Club in the Semi-Final on the Friday and recorded 2-matches to 1-match against the ladies of Padraig Harrington’s club. They were led out by Derval Molloy with Margaret Tighe who lost out to Anne O'Connor with Jean Constant by 5 and 4 next on the tee was Ann Gallagher with Marian Martyn who had a comfortable 6 and 4 win over Veronica Clarke with Rebecca Rush, in the bottom match Breda Gilvarry with Regina Kerr beat Avila Mairtin with Joan Moore by 5 and 4. 

Castlebar Golf Club won the Connacht Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield when they beat Gort Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches at Ballinrobe Golf Club on Sunday 7th August 2016.

They made their way to Carton House Golf Club to compete in the All-Ireland deciders where they drew Leinster Champions Castlecomer in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Thursday 15th September and recorded a 3-matcheses to 2-matches win over the Kilkenny team.

First on the tee was Pat Waldron with Paul Doyle who lost out to Paul Walsh with Nicky Walsh by 2 and 1, they were followed by Stephen Munnelly with Thomas Ruane who went up the 19th before putting the first points on the board against Pat Comerford with John Bergin, next on the tee were David Molloy with Paul Fitzgerald who beat Noel Rothwell with Ken Hovenden by 4 and 2, in the penultimate match Sean Haugh with Declan Prendergast lost out to Ronan Ryan with Michael Daly by 2 and 1, with a place in the All-Ireland decider depending on the bottom match Val Jennings with Michael McHugh recorded a 4 and 2 win over Barry Doyle with Fergus O'Neill.

They met Munster Champions Nenagh Golf Club in the All-Ireland Final on the Friday, Nenagh had had a very comfortable 4-matches to 1-match against Nuremore Golf Club on the Thursday Semi-Final.

They were led out by Pat Waldron with Michael Heneghan who lost out to Patrick Kennedy with Padraig Hackett by 5 and 4, they were followed by Stephen Munnelly with Thomas Ruane who had a similar result against Bernard Hackett with Pat J. Hogan, next up was David Molloy with Paul Fitzgerald who recorded a halve against Mel Gleeson with John Hogan, in the penultimate match of Sean Haugh with Declan Prendergast was also recorded as a halve against Thomas Slattery with Jim Gleeson in the bottom match Val Jennings with Michael McHugh went down to David Hickey with Matthew O’Gara  by 5 and 4.
It would have been nice to see an All-Ireland go to Mayo as a Dub I sure didn’t want to see Sam go to Mayo even if it’s been 1951 since they last saw him!!    

Castlebar Golf Club won the Connaught Final of the Jimmy Bruen Shield at Gort Golf Club on Sunday 9th August 2015. They beat Strandhill Golf Club in the Semi-Final by 4-matches to 1-match and accounted for Galway Bay Golf Club in the decider by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.

They were led out by Paddy Burke & with David Walsh who lost their match on the 19th against Tom Molloy with James Clasby, they were followed by Tommy Moylett with Ian Brennan who beat Liam Grealy with R. Downes by 1-hole, next on the tee were Kieran Horkan with John Collins who went to the 18th before clinching the point against Damian Coleman with Michael Scanlon, in the penultimate match Michael Kilcourse with Shane Rice beat Jack Tuohy with Jimmy Moran by 4 and 2, the bottom match of Ryan O'Malley with Ray Prendergast was recorded as a halve against Keith Harte with Marcus Brennan when called in.

They made their way to Carton House to compete in the All-Ireland Finals on 18th September, where they were drawn against Leinster Champions Greystones Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final.

Tom Moylett with Ian Brennan led them out against Con Thomas with Jack Joyce and put the first win on the board with a 3 and 1 win, they were followed by  Paddy Burke with Dave Walsh who had a comfortable 5 and 3 win over Paul Keane with Ben Hynes, next on the tee were Kieran Horkan with Johan Collins who lost their match against Keith Lewis with Pete Murray by 7 and 5, in the penultimate match John McHugh with Gary Corbett beat Gavin McGirr with Ray McDonnell by 5 and 4, the bottom match of Michael Kilcourse with Shane Rice against Eugene Strong with Cian Gilmore was recorded as a halve.

They met Munster Champions Ballybunion Golf Club the following morning in the All-Ireland Final, Ballybunion had accounted for Ulster Champions Fortwilliam Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match in their Semi-Final the previous day.

They were once again led out by Tom Moylett with Ian Brennan who had a very comfortable 5 and 4 win over James Lavery with Paul Enright, they were followed by John McHugh with Gary Corbett who lost their match against Ronan Cross with Finbarr Carrig by 4 and 2,, next up were Paddy Burke with David Walsh who went down by 5 and 4 to Mark Dilger with Iarla O'Mahony, in the penultimate match Ryan O'Malley with Mark Jennings halved their match against Padraig Quill with John Eggleston, in the bottom match Mick Kilcourse with Shane Rice lost their match against Adrian Walsh with Brian Slattery by 4 and 3.
Other members of the team were Kiwi Horkan, Johan Collins and Colin Dawson they were Captained by Shane Quigley.

Castlebar Golf Club won the Connacht Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield at Westport Golf Club in August 2008. They made the long journey to Monkstown Golf Club to try and record the clubs second green pennant in the long history of the club. The were drawn against Munster Champions Limerick Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Thursday 18th September 2008.

First on the tee was Padraic Rice with T. J. Prendergast who lost out by the narrowest of margins against John Reilly with Declan Barriscale. Next up was John McHale with Michael Grennan who had one of those days when loosing out to Eamonn Grimes with Eamonn Kirby by 7 and 6. The were followed by Colin Dawson with David Molloy who had a very convincing 5 and 3 win over Michael Ahern with Michael Ryan. The penultimate match of Michael McGing with James Jennings against Joe Kemmy with Denis Ryan saw the match go Limerick’s way by 6 and 4. The bottom match of Charlie Muldoon with Des Carey against John Gleeson with Gerard Gleeson again went to the Munster Champions way by 6 and 5. So it was not to be for Castlebar Golf Club in 2008, however they did have the consolation in the knowledge that Limerick went on to beat Warrenpoint the reigning All-Ireland Champions in the final the following morning.

Castlebar Golf Club won the Connacht Final of the Irish Junior Cup in 2007, and they made the long journey to Shandon Park Golf Club in Belfast to compete in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Wednesday 12th September.

They were drawn against Ulster Champions Belvoir Park, first on the tee was Eoin Lisibach who won his match by 1-hole against Ian Browne, he was followed by Stephen Munnelly who lost out to Martin Kelly by 2 and 1. Next up was David Haugh against Declan O'Hara who lost by 3 and 2. The penultimate match saw Brendan Frost lose to Alan McMillen by 3 and 2. Padraic Hurst played anchor against Mick Malone but it was not to be Padraic’s day as he lost by 6 and 5. A 4 matches to 1 match victory was recorded to put Belvoir Park through to the All-Ireland Final against Munster Champions Muskerry Golf Club, the eventual winners on the Thursday.

Castlebar Golf Club won the Connacht Final of the Irish Junior Foursomes and were drawn against Ulster Champions Roe Park in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals at Lucan Golf Club on 18th August 2003. The team on the day was, Robin Daly with John McHugh and Ian McDonagh with Brian Cormack.

The Ladies of Castlebar Golf Club won the County Cup in 2003, when the team was, Marie Rowley, Anne Horkan, Lorna McCurdy, Sheila Baynes, Regina Kerr, Karen Moylett and Connie White.

Castlebar won the Mayo County Cup after a lapse of nine years with a score of 207. The team was Pat Griffin, Jimmy Broderick, Chris Casey, Padraic Connolly, Jim McGovern, Joseph Stephen Munnelly and Pat Staunton.

Pat Griffin (4) won the Mayo Scratch Cup with a 2-over 73

Prior to 2001:

Castlebar Golf Club won the All-Ireland Irish Junior Foursomes in 1993, the team was Paul O'Hara, Michael Kilcourse, Barry McGovern, David Barney, Shane Quigley.

Castlebar won the Connacht Barton Shield in 1993 and were bronze medallists at Woodbrook Golf Club, when the team was, Stephen Munnelly, Paul Benson, John Langan, Joe Langan and A. C. Hiney, they were managed by Frank Walsh.

They won the Connacht Shield in 1998, 1994, 1993, 1972 and 1968.

They won Connacht Inter Club in 1996 and 1994.

The Connacht Pierce Purcell in 1989

The Connacht Jimmy Bruen Shield in 1990

The Connacht Junior Cup in 1993 and 1992

The Connacht Cecil Ewing Shield in 1993 and 1992.

The Connacht Irish Schools in 1993.

The Ladies of Castlebar Golf Club won the County Cup in 1993, when the team was, Anne McGovern, Eileen O'Boyle, Maureen Tobin, Teresa Reddington, Sheila Baynes and Carmel Heneghan.

The Ladies of Castlebar Golf Club won the Western District Intermediate Team Event in 1990, when the team was, Maureen Tobin, Debbie Jennings, Mary McDonald, Eileen O'Boyle and Patsy Connor.

Castlebar Boys' won the Connacht Junior Inter-Club Matchplay in 1988, when the team was, Michael Langan, J. Langan, B. Munnelly, D. Kelly, D. Connolly and R. Campbell.

Members who played representative golf for their Province;

Paul Benson represented Connacht at Senior Interprovincial level in 1996 playing 5-times won 0-matches and lost 5-matches accumulating 0-points;

John Langan represented Connacht at Senior Interprovincial level in 1994 playing 5-times won 0-matches halved one and lost 4-matches accumulating 1-point. He represented Connacht as a Youth Interprovincial from 1993 to 1994  playing 11-times won 4-matches halved two and lost 5-matches accumulating 10-points;

D. Hughes represented Connacht as a Youth Interprovincial in 2008  playing 4-times won 0-matches and lost 4-matches accumulating 0-points. He represented Connacht at the Boys Interprovincial in 2007  playing 2-times won 0-matches and lost 2-matches accumulating 0-points;

David Kelly represented Connacht as a Youth Interprovincial from 1992 to 1994  playing 17-times won 5-matches halved two and lost 10-matches accumulating 12-points;

Paul O’Hara represented Connacht at the Boys Interprovincial in 1995  playing 6-times won 2-matches and lost 4-matches accumulating 4-points;

History of Castlebar

Instituted 1910 affiliated 1912

Details of the origins of the club are given in the 75th anniversary brochure produced by Mr. John Egan, a member of the club for 55 years.
It reads "The initial meeting to form the club was held in November, 1910, in the Imperial Hotel, Castlebar. Chairman of the inaugural meeting was Rev. A. Lendrum and 32 other local gentlemen.

Lord Bingham was elected first President. The initial course was at Flannelly’s of  Moreen until it moved to the present course at Rocklands, shortly afterwards.

Credit is given to members of the Connaught Rangers, who were stationed in the town at the time, for helping to start the club. There was a rifle-range on the course at the time, which was used by the local military personnel.

In 1958, extra land was purchased, known as Rockland House. In 1982, further land was acquired which allowed for an 18-hole course to be opened in 1984. It is clear there was an early interest in golf in Castlebar, as early as 1898, The Irish Times reported a match with a number of golfers from the town and members of Ballinrobe Golf Club.