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Lurgan Golf Course
Beautiful Parkland course bordering on Lurgan Lake, just 2 miles from Lurgan junction of M1 motorway.
Established in 1893, Lurgan has matured into a challenging parkland course. A well wooded course of medium difficulty with plenty of dog legs. It is well suited to long hitters but is still enjoyable for the average golfer. Many improvements have taken place to enhance the course and the clubhouse. Most recently the new Golf Academy has been appointed as a GUI Regional Development Centre which will further add to the undoubted attraction of Lurgan Golf Club.
A warm welcome awaits you from the moment you arrive in our well stocked Pro Shop, until you’re back from the fairways to enjoy the views and hospitality in our Bar and Restaurant.
Green Fees Midweek Winter: | £20 |
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. Winter: | £25 |
Green Fees Midweek: | £30 |
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.: | £40 |
Green Fees with a Member: |
£15 |
Green Fees for Opens: | £14/20 |
Practice Area: | Yes |
Club Hire: £10 | Yes |
Buggy Hire: £20 | Yes |
Soft Spikes: | No |
Full Membership Available: | Yes |
Full Membership Fee Male: | £1,377 |
Full 6-Day Membership Fee: | £1,190 |
Full 5-Day Membership Fee: | £1,002 |
Course Type | Parkland |
No Holes | 18 |
Members | 844 |
Designer | Frank Pennick |
Founded | 1893 |
Address | The Demesne, |
Telephone | 028-38-322087 |
lurgangolfclub@btconnect.com | |
Website | Lurgan golf club website |
General Manager: | Joanne Heasley |
Captain: | Brian Matthews |
Lady Captain: | Lynne Hanna |
Presidents': | Damian Murphy & Gillian Stevenson |
Junior Boy's Captain: | Dylan Alexander |
Junior Girl's Captain: | Aoife Brown |
Vice-Captains': | Henry Jordan & Alison King |
Hon. Secretary: | Barry Mulholland & Fiona Rowan |
Club Pro: | Peter Hanna 028-38-321068 |
Hon. Treasurer: | Warren McCleary & Susan McMorrow |
Comp. Secretary: | Morris Lyness & Anne Knox |
Location Map
Lat:54.465897
Long:-6.313963
General Facts & Information
Course opening hours: Daylight hours | Clubhouse opening hours: 8.00am to 11.30pm |
Mobile phones: Not on course |
Dress Code: Neat and casual |
Catering: Full catering, facilities | Days to Avoid: Wednesdays & Saturdays |
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other Days | Pre-booking for open Tournaments:14 Days in advance |
Lurgan Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*
Open & Major Fixtures 2025 (to be Confirmed) | ||||
Event | Start | Finish | Type | Duration |
Professionals Prize | Saturday 17 May | Closed | 1 | |
Professionals Prize to the Ladies |
Tuesday 13 May | Closed | 1 | |
Captain's Prize to the Ladies |
Tuesday 10 June | Closed | 1 | |
Captain's Prize | Friday 13 June | Saturday 14 June | Closed | 2 |
Captain's Prize | Saturday 14 June | Closed | 1 | |
Lady Captain's Prize to the Men | Wednesday 23 July | Closed |
1 |
|
Lady Captain's Prize | Saturday 26 July |
Closed | 1 | |
President's Prize | Saturday 2 August | Closed | 1 | |
Lady President's Prize | Tuesday 5 August | Closed | 1 | |
Junior Captain's Prize | Thursday 14 August | Closed | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford | Monday 24 March | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Sunday 30 March |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Sunday 6 April | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 7 April | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Mixed Greensomes |
Sunday 20 April | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford | Monday 21 April |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 23 April | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford | Monday 28 April | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 30 April |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. 4-Person Team Event | Sunday 4 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 5 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 7 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 14 May | Open | 1 | |
Mixed Greensomes |
Sunday 18 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 21 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Strokes | Saturday 24 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford | Monday 26 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wdnesday 28 May | Open | 1 | |
Lurgan Cricket Club Classic | Friday 30 May |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 4 June | Open | 1 | |
Ladies Singles Stableford | Tuesday 5 June | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 11 June | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 18 June | Open | 1 | |
Orans Classic | Friday 20 June |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford | Monday 23 June | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 25 June | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 2 July |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 7 July | Wednesday 9 July | Open | 3 |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Tuesday 8 July | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 9 July | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Friday 11 July | Open | 1 | |
Mixed Greensomes Stableford | Sunday 13 July | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford |
Monday 14 July | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 16 July | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 23 July | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford | Monday 28 July | Open | 1 | |
Ladies 3-Ball Team Waltz |
Tuesday 5 August | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 6 August | Open | 1 | |
St. Peter's Classic | Friday 8 August | Open | 1 | |
Gerry O'Neill Mixed Greensomes |
Sunday 10 August | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 13 August | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ | Monday 18 August | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 20 August | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 25 August |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 27 August | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 3 September |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 10 September | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 17 September | Open | 1 | |
Mixed Greensomes Greensomes | Sunday 21 September | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 24 September | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford | Monday 29 September | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 1 October | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 8 October | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 15 October | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Wednesday 22 October | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ | Monday 27 October | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ | Monday 24 November | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ | Monday 29 December | Open | 1 |
Card of the Course
Key | Data |
White | Par 70 SSS 70 6,211 yd's |
Red | Par 72 SSS 72 5,415 yd's |
Green | Par 70 SSS 69 6,024 yd's |
Card
Hole Name | Hole No. | White | Green | Par | Index | Red | Par | Index |
Peggies | 1 | 323 |
298 | 4 | 17 | 315 |
4 | 9 |
Bellvue | 2 | 171 |
157 |
3 | 11 |
164 |
3 |
11 |
Fairy Thorn | 3 | 391 |
380 |
4 |
5 |
329 |
4 |
5 |
Fox's Den | 4 | 475 |
459 |
5 |
15 |
461 |
5 |
1 |
Brownlow | 5 | 414 |
405 |
4 | 7 |
303 |
4 | 14 |
Plateau | 6 | 421 |
402 |
4 |
1 |
309 |
4 |
7 |
The Lime Tree | 7 | 422 |
412 |
4 | 3 |
416 |
5 |
10 |
Waterloo | 8 | 141 |
119 |
3 | 13 | 131 |
3 | 13 |
Lake Side | 9 | 393 |
360 |
4 |
9 |
368 |
4 | 3 |
Out | 3,151 | 3,012 |
35 | 2,796 | 36 | |||
Forest Glade | 10 | 281 |
240 |
4 | 18 | 267 |
4 | 12 |
Demense | 11 | 228 |
209 |
3 | 6 |
220 |
4 |
18 |
Back O'The Wall | 12 | 124 |
117 |
3 |
16 |
95 |
3 |
16 |
Solitude | 13 | 405 |
392 |
4 |
8 |
394 |
4 |
2 |
Pheasant's Nest | 14 | 415 |
384 |
4 | 4 |
362 |
4 | 4 |
Devil's Elbow | 15 | 556 |
539 |
5 |
10 |
413 |
5 |
8 |
Master McGrath | 16 | 422 |
413 |
4 | 2 |
340 |
4 |
6 |
Sheepwalk | 17 | 161 | 158 |
3 | 14 | 130 |
3 | 17 |
The Long Hole | 18 | 568 |
560 |
5 |
12 | 395 |
5 |
15 |
In | 3,160 | 3,012 |
35 | 2,619 | 36 | |||
Total | 6,311 | 6,024 |
70 | 5,415 | 72 | |||
SSS | 70 | 69 | 72 |
Notable rounds
Men's Course Record Am: 62 Michael McSherry (1) 24/06/2017
Pro: 65 B. Todd
Ladies Course Record: 69 Niamh McSherry (+1) 19/07/2016
Members Achievements
The Ladies of Lurgan Golf Club reached the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals of the Women’s Senior Foursomes when they lost out to Co. Louth Golf Club 2-matches to 1-match at Carlow Golf Club on Friday 30st August 2024. The top match of Maeve Cummins with Anne Knox against Emily Murray with Elizabeth Sharkey went 2 and 1 to Co. Louth, next up was Gwen McCrachen with Fiona McGrady who had a 4 and 3 win against Catherine Gray with Lucy McConnell and in the bottom match Cara Morgan with Lynne Hanna lost their match by 4 and 2 against Mia Quinn with Bettina Jeffers.
The Boys' from Lurgan Golf Club reached the Semi-Finals of the Fred Daly Trophy on Wednesday 30th August 2023 at Castletroy Golf Club when they went down to Greystones Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match.
They were led out by Shea Williamson who lost his match against Dylan Holmes by 3 and 1, he was followed by Dylan Alexander who lost out by 4 and 3 against Jamie Anderson, the next two matches between Alex Irwin against William O’Riordan and Conor Coleman against Jack McGovern were halved and in the bottom match Evan Pepper lost his match against Toby Murphy by 6 and 5.
The Boys’ from Lurgan Golf Club won the Final of the Ulster Fred Daly Trophy in 2023 when they beat Holywood Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches.
Annabel Wilson was selected on the Golf Ireland Women’s High Performance Squad for 2022.
Annabel Wilson was selected to represent the Ireland Women’s team in the European Amateur Team Championships at Royal County Down Golf Club from 6th to 10th July 2021 the other members on the squad were Sara Byrne (Douglas Golf Club), Beth Coulter (Kirkistown Castle Golf Club), Aine Donegan (Lahinch Golf Club), Anna Foster (Elm Park Golf Club) and Lauren Walsh (Castlewarden Golf Club) they were coached by Donal Scott and captained by Laura Webb from East Berkshire.
Annabel Wilson was selected to represent the Irish Women’s team at the Home Internationals at Woodhall Spa, England from 4th to 6th August 2021, the others on the squad were Sara Byrne (Douglas Golf Club), Beth Coulter (Kirkstown Castle Golf Club), Aine Donegan (Lahinch Golf Club), Anna Foster (Elm Park Golf Club), Julie McCarthy (Forrest Little Golf Club) and Lauren Walsh (Castlewarden Golf Club) they were captained by Captain Laura Webb from East Berkshire.
The Ladies of Lurgan Golf Club were Runners-Up to the Ladies from Royal Co. Down in the Ulster Final of the Irish Senior Cup when they lost by 4-matches to 1-match at North West Golf Club on 19th May 2019.
However it still qualified them to compete in the All-Ireland Deciders at Killarney’s Killeen Course in August where they met the ladies from Royal Co. Down Golf Club again in the All-Ireland Quarter-Final and managed to reverse the Ulster Final result with a 3-matches to 2-match win over the team from Newcastle.
They were lead out by Annabel Wilson who won her match against Paula Grant by 5 and 4, next on the tee was Niamh Ward who recorded a 5 and 4 win over Katie Poots, she was followed by Cara Murphy who lost her match by 2 and 1 against Molly O’Hara, in the penultimate match Aoife Browne had a 1-hole win over Kate Evans, the bottom match of Fiona McGrady against Anita McCaw went 4 and 3 to the Co. Down Club.
They met the home Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final when the Ladies from Killarney won by 4-matches to 1-match. They were led out again by Annabel Wilson who lost her match on the 19th against Mairead Martin, she was followed by Niamh Ward who won her match against Kelly Brotherton by 1-hole, next up was Cara Murphy who lost out by 4 and 3 against Tracy Eakin, in the penultimate match Aoife Brown had a bad day when going down to Mary Sheehy by 7 and 6 and in the bottom match Christine Hagan lost her match by 6 and 4 against Corrina Griffin.
The Boys of Lurgan Golf Club won the Peter O’Hara Trophy on 25th September 2022.
They won in a nail biting finish when they overcame a strong Castlerock team to win the final by 4-matches to 3-matches at Castlereagh Hills.
Annabel Wilson was, selected on the 2023 Golf Ireland Women’s High Performance Squad.
The Ladies of Lurgan Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Senior Foursomes when they beat Shandon Park Golf Club by 2-matches to 1-match at Bangor Golf Club on Sunday 3rd September 2017.
They were led out by Maeve Cummins with Orla O’Dowd who lost their match against Jenny Fawcett with Jacqui Young by 5 and 4 they were followed by Cara Murphy with Lynne Hanna who had a 4 and 3 win over Helen McCarthy with Paula McAtamney and in the bottom match Niamh Ward with Fiona Cummins had a very comfortable 6 and 5 win over Niamh Ward with Fiona Cummins.
They made their way to Malone Golf Club when they were drawn against Munster Champions Killarney Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Thursday 28th September. They were led out on that occasion by Maeve Cummins with Orla O’Dowd who had a 1-hole win over Deirdre Prendergast with Eimear O’Donnell, in the second match Cara Murphy with Bronagh McKavanagh lost their match against Fidelma O’Connor with Mary Sheehy by 3 and 2 and in the bottom match Niamh Ward with F. Cummins lost their match by 2-holes against Ann Moynihan-Rudden with Amy Arthur. Killarney went on to win the All-Ireland Green Pennant when they beat Roscommon by 2-matches to 1-match in the decider.
Lurgan Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Irish Junior Cup when they beat Omagh Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches in the Semi-Final and Ballyclare Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches in the Final
They made their way to Carton House Golf Club to compete in the All-Ireland deciders and drew Connaught Champions Athenry in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Wednesday 14th September 2016.
They were led out by Keith Percy who beat David Kitt by 3 and 2, next up was James Horan who had a 2 and 1 win over Brendan Penney, he was followed by Gareth Hanna who halved his match against Sean O'Connell, in the penultimate match Jim McKee recorded a 4 and 3 win over Brian O'Connor and a place in the All-Ireland Final the following day in the bottom match Andrew Cummins recorded a halve against Darren Leufer.
They met Leinster Champions Castle Golf Club in the All-Ireland Final they were led out again by Keith Percy who won by 1-hole to Kevin Moran, next up was James Horan who went down by 4 and 3 to Harry Gleeson, he was followed by Gareth Hanna who had a comfortable 5 and 4 win over Paul Whelan, in the penultimate match Jim McKee lost out to Fergal Moran so it was all down to the bottom match of Andrew Cummins against young (15-year old)Tommy Smyth to decide where the Green Pennant was going young Tommy sank a huge putt on the 17th to clinch the match for the Rathfarnham Club.
Conall Coleman was Team Captain and Manager and Peter Kennedy was the reserve on the day.
Lurgan Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Fred Daly Trophy and played Leinster Champions Carton House Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final at Warrenpoint Golf Club on Thursday 28th August 2014.
They were led by Caolan McCann who lost his match against David Carey by 1-hole, he was followed by Peter Cummins who also lost his match by 1-hole against Marc Boucher, next up was Jason McCann who lost his match against Sean Walsh by 2 and 1, Ronan McGivern lost out to Oisin Devereux by 5 and 4, Conal Patterson (4) lost his match by 6 and 5 against Dean Cafferty, the bottom two matches of Nathan McCann against Darragh Walsh and Conor McDonald against Cian Hutchinson were halved.
Lurgan Golf Club was runners-up in the All-Ireland Final of the Irish Junior Cup at Castlerock Golf Club when they lost out to Munster Champions Mitchelstown Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match in 2011. The won the Ulster Final on Sunday 14th August when they beat Fortwilliam by 3-matches to 2-matches at Edenmore Golf Club.
They were drawn against Leinster Champions Co. Meath in the All-Ireland Semi-Final, they were led by Laurence McGrady who lost out to David Fox by 4 and 2, he was followed by Philip Shaw who lost to Sean Fitzgerald by 4 and 3, next up was Michael McSherry who beat Michael Gaynor on the 19th, in the penultimate match David Magee beat Tony Lacey by 4 and 3, the bottom match of Gareth Hanna against Ciaran Blaney went 3 and 2 to Lurgan and a place in the All-Ireland decider.
They met Munster Champions Mitchelstown Golf Club in the decider. They were led again by Laurence McGrady who lost out to John Cahill by 1-hole, he was followed by Philip Shaw who had a similar result against Sean Lane, when Michael McSherry went down to Adrian Gamble by 3 and 2 their dreams of the green pennant was gone. The bottom two matches David Magee against John Maguire and Gareth Hanna against Clem Leonard were halved.
Lurgan Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Irish Senior Cup when they beat Ardglass Golf Club by 3 matches to 2 matches at Belvoir Park Golf Club on Sunday 22nd August 2010.
They made their way to Castlebar Golf Club to compete in the National deciders, where they met Leinster Champions Kilkenny on Friday 17th September and recorded a 4 matches to one match over the team from the Marble City. First on the tee was Francis Tallon against Graham Nugent who won his match by 5 and 3, he was followed by Steve Kelly who beat Craig Martin by 2 and 1, next up was Dave Sutton against Eddie Power who had a convincing 5 and 3 win over the Kilkenny man. The penultimate match of Gary Clarke against Richie Walsh was halved as was the bottom match of James Horan against Paul O’Hara.
They met Munster Champions Bandon in the All-Ireland Final the following day. Francis Tallon again led against Brian O’Donovan, he was followed by Dave Sutton against Dave McCarthy, next up was Steve Kelly against Kieran Hurley. The penultimate match of Gary Clarke against Dwayne Twomey, and the bottom match of James Horan against Donal O’Donovan.
“The gogolfing Website” congratulate Gareth Shaw, who together with Paul Cutler (Portstewart Golf Club), Niall Kearney (The Royal Dublin Golf Club), Jonathan Caldwell (Clandeboye Golf Club), Shane Lowry (Esker Hills Golf Club) retained the European Amateur Team Championship at Turin Heat on Saturday 5th July 2008, when they beat England in the final by 4 ½ matches to 2 ½.
Lurgan Golf Club won the Ulster Championship of the Fred Daly Trophy and were drawn against Leinster Champions Castle Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final at Dungarvan Golf Club on 24th August 2005.
First on the tee was G. Douglas who won his match by 3 and 2 against S. Webster, he was followed by A. Shaw who lost his match to D. Lernihan by the same margin. Next up was J. Horan against G. Lenehan who lost his match by 4 and 3. The penultimate match was between A. Gallery and T. O’Connor with the Castle player recording a 5 and 4 victory. The bottom match was halved between A. McReynolds and A. Slaughter.
Graham Douglas was selected on the Ulster team for the Boys' Interprovincial Championships at Warrenpoint from 25th 27th August 2004.
Gareth Shaw was selected on the Irish Boy's team for the Home Internationals at Blairgowrie, Scotland in early August 2002 and the Irish Boys' team that played in Rejkjavik, Iceland on July 9th 2002. He was also selected on the Ulster Boy's team for the Inter-provincials at Headfort Golf Club on August 28-30, 2002. Gareth, won the Irish Boys' Under-17 Trophy at Thurles Golf Club on August 23rd, with rounds of 70,70, 69 and 72. He won the Leinster Boys' Championship at Co. Meath Golf Club in July 2001. He finished with a round of 70 three-under-par. He was selected on the Irish Boys' team for the Home Internationals at Moortown, Leeds in August 2001. Gareth also won the Leinster Boys' under-15 title in 2000. Surely one to watch for the future.
Congratulations to Gareth on winning the North of Ireland Amatuer Championship in 2006.
Prior to 2001:
Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;
R. A. Hanna represented Ireland at international Youths level from 1978 to 1979 playing 6-matches, won 3-matches and halved three accumulating 9-points. He represented Ulster in the Senior Interprovincial’s from 1987 to 1988 playing 6-times won 4-matches and lost 2-matches accumulating 8-points. He represented Ulster as a Youth in the Interprovincial Championships from 1979 to 1980 playing 8-times won 6-matches and lost 2-matches accumulating 12-points;
Paul McCabrey represented Ireland at Irish Boys level in 1996 playing 7-times halved 1-match and lost 6-matches accumulating 1-point. He represented Ulster as a Youth in the Interprovincial Championships in 1999 playing 4-times won 3-matches halved one and lost 0-matches accumulating 7-points. He represented Ulster at the Boys Interprovincial Championships in 1995 playing 6-times won 2-matches halved two and lost 2-matches accumulating 6-points;
Gareth Shaw represented Ireland as a Senior International from 2005 to2008 playing 19-times won 7-matches halved five and lost 7-matches accumulating 19-points. He represented Ireland at international Youths level from 2005 to 2006 playing 4-matches, won 3-matches and lost 1-match accumulating 6-points. He represented Ireland at Irish Boys level from 2001 to 2003 playing 23-times won 13-matches halved two and lost 8-matches accumulating 28-points. He represented Ulster in the Senior Interprovincial’s from 2005 to 2007 playing 18-times won 16-matches and lost 2-matches accumulating 32-points. He represented Ulster as a Youth in the Interprovincial Championships in 2005 playing 5-times won 4-matches and lost 1-match accumulating 8-points. He represented Ulster at the Boys Interprovincial Championships from 2000 to 2001 playing 11-times won 4-matches halved three and lost 4-matches accumulating 11-points;
Graham Douglas represented Ulster at the Boys Interprovincial Championships in 2004 playing 2-times won 1-match and lost 1-match accumulating 2-points;
History of Lurgan
Instituted 1893 affiliated 1894
The founder members of Lurgan Golf Club were nine gentlemen who met on the 8th September, 1893, in the rooms of Mr. N. J. Leepers. They decided to lease over 66 acres in the demesne, formerly owned by Lord Lurgan, but then in the ownership of Messrs McCaughey, Malcolmson and Clarke.
As early as 1900, the club was forced to relocate to Grace Hall. "The Irish Golfer " in 1900, reported "an excellent green consisting of nine-holes and being 2,500 yards in length ". It gives the professional as W. D. Daly, whose sons Alec and Christopher, became professionals at The Royal Belfast and Malone, respectively.
Between 1923 and 1924, the club returned to its original location at the Demesne and a nine-hole course was laid out and clubhouse built. The course was extended to eighteen-holes between 1971 and 1972.
What the Club tells us:
Although 1893 is normally given as the year in which Lurgan Golf Club was founded, there is evidence that golf was played in Lurgan for many years before that. In ‘The Irish Golfer’ of June 27, 1900, it says:
‘It may interest our readers to know that there is a legend that Lurgan was the first place in Ireland where golf was played, but the evidence upon which this contention is based is not sufficiently strong to be accepted as conclusive.’
This legend may have arisen from the fact that around the late 19th century the household effects of the late Lord Lurgan were offered for sale in Brownlow House. These effects included ‘six or seven old golf clubs and some feather balls’. Also found in the House was an old 15 inch hole cutter which appeared to have been of a considerable age.
In ‘The Irish Golfers’ Guide’ of 1912 it reports that Lurgan Golf Club was founded in 1892. This may have referred to a Club forming itself and playing social golf before becoming affiliated to the recently formed Golfing Union of Ireland the following year.
The Golfing Union of Ireland was formed in 1891 and prior to its formation there were 28 clubs in Ireland. The years between 1892 and 1900 saw a further 97 clubs being formed, which begs the question as to why there was such a surge of interest in the game at that time.
One of the major reasons was the development of the golf ball.
Featherie v Guttie
“Browning, and other golf historians, commonly attribute this ‘golf boom’, beginning in the later nineteenth century, to the guttie, an object responsible for transforming golf from an insular diversion played mostly by the gentry to a leisure activity for the middle classes.”
(from ‘Golf Ball’ by Harry Brown, page 21)
For most of the 19th century, the golf ball used was made of a leather pouch stuffed with feathers, a very time consuming process. After some use the ball lost its roundness and it became soggy and wet in bad weather. The ball was known as a ‘featherie’.
Guttie (made from gutta-percha)?
In the colonial expansion of the mid-nineteenth century, a natural latex called ‘gutta-percha’ was found in the Palaquium trees of Malaysia. This proved to be very suitable for manufacturing many items such as furniture, dental fillings and cisterns, and it wasn’t long before it was found to be useful in making a new type of golf ball. The new ball would retain its roundness and would not be affected as much by adverse weather conditions. The biggest change was that it was much cheaper and could be afforded by other than the gentry.
Why was Lurgan among the early clubs to be formed??
From ‘The Book of Co Armagh by G H Bassett, 1888’
“With the single exception of Belfast, no town in Ireland has increased in population and wealth so rapidly as in Lurgan.
4600 in 1851 10135 in 1881 15000 by 1888
This process is entirely due to the development of the linen industry. A considerable number of houses belong to working men and are paid for out of their savings. At every side of the town expansion has been the order of the day.”
Other clubs formed at the time in Lurgan:
Lurgan Musical Society 1884
Lurgan Dramatic Society 1885
Lurgan Tennis Club 1880 (Three courts in Demesne)
Lurgan Chess Club
Lurgan Football Club (Rugby) 1876
Lurgan Ornithological Society 1880
At the time of Lurgan Golf Club’s formation, Lurgan was a thriving and rapidly growing town. The increased employment provided new opportunities for leisure activities which were reflected in the growth of new clubs and societies.
Edward George Bell. His 2-cylinder Darracq must have been quite a sight in the town.
Formation of Lurgan Golf Club 1893?
Belfast News Letter, 16 November, 1893
‘….. a club has been formed in Lurgan for the practice of the Royal and Ancient game, under exceedingly favourable circumstances. The number of players almost reads one hundred, and sixty acres of excellent ground with numerous hazards has been secured in the demesne for links. The ground has been laid out under the personal supervision of the Captain, Mr H G MacGeagh, who has taken much interest in the foundation of the club the links were formally opened on Saturday last by Mr James Malcolm D.L., President of the club.’
The meeting at which the club was formed was held on 8 September in the rooms of Mr N G Leeper at 44 Market St., currently a vacant space.
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Those present were:
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Joseph Hay Vint - UlsterBank Manager
Nathaniel Greer Leeper - Ulster Bank employee
Thomas George Menary - Solicitor
Harry G MacGeagh - Linen manufacturer
Courtney Johnston - Solicitor
Francis Megarry - Linen factory manager
Thomas Faloon - HKP manufacturer
William Thomas Kirkpatrick – Headmaster, Lurgan College
H Lee - (Details unknown)
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‘Not all of them knew golf as a game and it was natural, therefore, that Mr MacGeagh, one of the pioneers of golf in Ireland, should be elected Captain.’
Belfast News Letter, 3 August, 1923
Not all of those at the meeting were golfers but were there for their expertise in other areas. Mr Vint, for example, was most likely there as he was the Bank Manager. In those days of personal and commercial expansion, bank managers were extremely important members of the community and would have been held in some awe.
Each of the men had interesting lives, but one story of particular interest appeared in the papers a few years later regarding one of the lesser known founders, Mr Francis Megarry.
Belfast News Letter 18 January 1887?
SKATING INCIDENT AT LURGAN?
‘Mr Fred Lindsay skated onto thin ice and sank. Constable Moorehead ran to his assistance with a pole and had Mr Lindsay partly out of the water when Mr S A Mackay, solicitor, ran up with a lifebuoy which he threw to Mr Lindsay and then, the ice giving way, he too precipitated into the water. Mr Frank Megarry, son of Mr Henry Megarry, Northern Bank, promptly appeared with a second lifebuoy to which a rope was attached, and to the commendable courage and decision of this young gentleman the direct preservation of more than one life is attributed. He threw the lifebuoy to Mr Mackay and having lay down on the bending and rotten ice, in which he embedded the heels of his skates, he pulled out successively Mr Lindsay, Constable Moorehead and Mr Mackay. Constable Moorehead is an expert swimmer and of him it may be said that he exhibited the greatest coolness, directing Mr Megarry to attend to the other young man; but there can be no doubt that Mr Megarry is the person who rescued the three from the most imminent danger. Already Mr H G MacGeagh and other gentlemen have taken steps to present Constable Moorehead with a chain and medal, while the gallant and meritorious conduct of Mr Megarry will be brought before the Royal Humane Society in London.’
Mr Megarry was subsequently awarded a medal for bravery from the Society.
They later moved further along High St but little now remains of that house.
?Although little remains of the house, we can get some idea of what it was like inside from a report in the News Letter of what must have been one of the biggest ‘society’ weddings of the day. Mr MacGeagh had died in 1925 and at the wedding of his daughter in 1931 his place was filled by his son.
News Letter, 4 December, 1931
‘…..The bride is the elder daughter of the late Mr H G MacGeagh DL, and of Mrs MacGeagh, Lurgan, whilst the bridegroom is the second son of the late Sir Robert Liddell, DL, and of Lady Liddell, Donacloney.
The home of the bride’s mother is in the main street of Lurgan and only a stone throw away from the Parish Church. Here the reception was held, and to this only family and intimate friends were invited. The house is an old one with a good deal of oak panelling and brown ceilings, which are most effective.’
When you look at the remains of the house now it is hard to imagine its past grandeur.
Irish Times, 21 August, 1921
‘Mr H G MacGeagh, Deputy Lieutenant of Co Armagh, died yesterday at his residence, High St, Lurgan. Mr MacGeagh had been managing director of the Lurgan Weaving Company. For many years he was a member of the Lurgan Urban Council, and during his chairmanship he was instrumental in procuring the handsome public park which was opened by Lord Aberdeen as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in 1904. Mr MacGeagh was a keen yachtsman, and it was he who introduced the game of golf to Lurgan.’
Mr H G MacGeagh, founding member and first Captain of Lurgan Golf Club.
History of the Club
1893 The club was officially opened on 18 November, 1893, and the first competition played on the same day. It was won by Mr Thomas Dickson from Royal Co Down G C and he was the Irish Amateur Golf Champion at the time.
Thomas Dickson, winner of the first official competition held at Lurgan Golf Club.
1898 The move to Gracehall
In 1893 the Brownlow Family, who owned the Demesne where the Club currently is, sold the land, lake and Brownlow House to Lurgan Borough Council for £2000. The Borough Council subsequently sold Brownlow House (Lurgan Castle) to Lurgan District Orange Lodge in 1903. In 1898 the Golf Club was informed that the land in the Demesne was no longer available which caused considerable consternation among the members.
Irish Golfer, 6 December, 1899
‘The Club had been obliged to give up their links in Lurgan Demesne where a capital nine hole course had been laid out by Cpt Greer and Mr H G MacGeagh ……. A great deal of anxiety had been manifested by the members when they were informed they would have to give up the links in the Demesne but happily …….. they had been able to obtain ground at Gracehall, the owner of which gave members every facility for enjoyment of the game.’
Irish Golfer, 27 June, 1900
‘….. Gracehall is an excellent course consisting of 9 holes and being 2500 yards in length.’
Gracehall is currently a popular wedding venue and the fields around it are still referred to as ‘the links’.
1918
There appears to have been a growing feeling that Gracehall was rather far from the town and some members supported the idea of relocating to a site on the Lough Rd in the area known as Woodville. A meeting of the members was convened at which the proposal to relocate was proposed but defeated in a vote. Notwithstanding that defeat those in favour of the move proceeded with the necessary arrangements and the new Woodville Golf Club was officially opened in November, 1918. Lord Lurgan became its first patron
Opening of Woodville Golf Club November, 1918
It would appear there may have been some bad feeling among golfers in the town and the clubs may have been seen as rivals. The Captain of the new Club, Mr Thomas Faloon, had been a founding member of Lurgan Golf Club and he referred to this in his remarks at Woodville Golf Club’s official opening.
Captain, Mr Thomas Faloon’s address:
“We had hoped that it might have been possible to have had an amalgamation of local clubs interested in the ceremony, but this had not been effected. There could not be any question with regard to the necessity of the Club for the accommodation of the people of Lurgan. Most of them had played at Gracehall and no doubt the links there were excellent, but they are a busy people and many of them found that Gracehall was at such a distance from the town that they could not take advantage of the course there…………………………”
Woodville Golf Club
Site of the first tee at Woodville Golf Club as it is today.
The competition for new members is reflected in these features placed by the clubs in the Northern Whig in April 1919. Each stresses the convenient location of the respective clubs.
Northern Whig April 1919?
Lurgan Golf Club?
The Lurgan Golf Club links are situate at Gracehall within easy reach of the town ………………………………
Membership 120 50 Ladies 70 Gentlemen
Woodville Golf Club
The Club was launched in November last and the membership is now 119. 34 Ladies 78 Gentlemen 7 Juveniles
The links and clubhouse are situate at Woodville, 3 minutes’ walk from Lurgan railway station, and the club’s prospects for the coming season are most promising.
Club’s Patron: Lord Lurgan
Captain: Mr Thomas Faloon J.P
The club has been affiliated with the Golfing Union of Ireland.
Return to the Demesne
In 1923, Lurgan Golf Club was informed that the land they had previously occupied in Lurgan Demesne was once more available and the Club returned in that year.
AGM 1923
(New course in Lurgan)
The 30th AGM of the Lurgan Golf Club was held in Shankill Buildings on Monday, 29 October.
Mr Thomas Watson, President of the club, occupied the chair.
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On the motion of Mr Menary, seconded by Lieut Col Sir William Allen, DSO, MP, it was agreed to acquire new links in the Demesne and to erect a new clubhouse. Through the generosity of Mr T B Johnson and Mr George Bell, the Club had acquired 74 acres of land suitable for a 9 hole course of 3,239 yds and, if necessary, for a 12 hole course. The new clubhouse would be erected on rising ground overlooking the lake in Lord Lurgan’s Park, and would be within 5 minutes’ walk of the centre of the town.
Opening of the new clubhouse of Lurgan Golf Club, 1925. It sat on the site of the current clubhouse.
From 1923 there were two clubs very close to each other in Lurgan and there may well have been a close rivalry between the two. Some gentlemen had been founding members of both clubs, and each club’s efforts to grow and develop had probably caused friction between them.
Amalgamation 1928
(From ‘Lurgan Golf Club 1893-1993’, compiled by Mr Larry Magee)
‘In 1928, conversations between the then Captain of Woodville G C, Mr Cecil Brown, and the Lurgan G C Captain, Dr C J Boucher, led into more detailed discussions between the Councils of both clubs about the desirability of amalgamation. One has only to read the account of the Special General Meeting of Woodville Club to sense the conflicting emotions laid bare at the meeting.
The speakers paid tribute to the loyalty of the members, many of whom had been involved with the Club from its inception; there was obvious pride in the achievement of founding and maintaining the Club and amalgamation should not be seen as capitulation; the Club could continue as before and would no doubt flourish, but the consensus view was that in the general interest of golf in the district the amalgamation should go ahead. The Lurgan Golf Club had previously unanimously decided in favour. In 1928, the Woodville Golf Club ceased to exist and became an equal partner with Lurgan Golf Club at the Demesne.’
Mr H G MacGeagh?
Mr MacGeagh was the most prominent founder of the club and was Captain in 1893, ‘94’, ’95 and ‘1899. The first course was 9 holes and it was laid out by him in roughly the same place it is today. He and his wife Josephine had 4 children and in the 1901 census it is recorded that they were living at 51 High St, Lurgan.
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Roll of Honour
Member | Year | Hon. Position |
Ms. N. McGibbon | 1990 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. P. Lovett | 1990 | Ladies President |
Sean McClean | 1990 | Men's Captain |
J. E. McMullan | 1990 | President |
Mrs. M. Magee | 1991 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. P. Lovett | 1991 | Ladies President |
T. W. Turkington | 1991 | Men's Captain |
T. D. Murphy | 1991 | President |
Mrs. D. McClelland | 1992 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. P. Lovett | 1992 | Ladies President |
A. J. Rodgers | 1992 | Men's Captain |
T. D. Murphy | 1992 | President |
Mrs. S. McStay | 1993 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. P. Lovett | 1993 | Ladies President |
T. B. McKnight | 1993 | Men's Captain |
T. D. Murphy | 1993 | President |
Miss M. Cullinan | 1994 | Ladies Captain |
Miss M. Cowdy | 1994 | Ladies President |
Suane Magee | 1994 | Men's Captain |
Larry Magee | 1994 | President |
Mrs. M. Baxter | 1995 | Ladies Captain |
Miss M Cowdy | 1995 | Ladies President |
J. A. McClelland | 1995 | Men's Captain |
Larry Magee | 1995 | President |
Mrs. D. E. Woods | 1996 | Ladies Captain |
Miss M. Cowdy | 1996 | Ladies President |
D. O'Neill | 1996 | Men's Captain |
Larry Magee | 1996 | President |
Ms. M. Foley | 1997 | Ladies Captain |
Miss M. Cowdy | 1997 | Ladies President |
Dawson Kennedy | 1997 | Men's Captain |
N. D. Gregg | 1997 | President |
Mrs. R. Gregg | 1998 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. N. Peel | 1998 | Ladies President |
Sean Mulvenna | 1998 | Men's Captain |
Harry Hoy | 1998 | President |
Miss A. Corrigan | 1999 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. T. Rae | 1999 | Ladies President |
M. M. Blackburn | 1999 | Men's Captain |
Harry Hoy | 1999 | President |
Miss D. Shields | 2000 | Ladies Captain |
Miss T Rae | 2000 | Ladies President |
D. F. Murphy | 2000 | Men's Captain |
W. T. Hobbs | 2000 | President |
Mrs. K. O'Shaugnessy | 2001 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. T. Rae | 2001 | Ladies President |
Tom Douglas | 2001 | Men's Captain |
W. T. Hobbs | 2001 | President |
Mrs. A. Fallon | 2002 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. R. McCerr | 2002 | Ladies President |
Warren McCleary | 2002 | Men's Captain |
Sean McClean | 2002 | President |
Mrs. J. White | 2003 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. R. McCerr | 2003 | Ladies President |
Kieran Walsh | 2003 | Men's Captain |
Sean McClean | 2003 | President |
Betty McKavanagh | 2004 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. R. McCerr | 2004 | Ladies President |
Trevor Turnbull | 2004 | Men's Captain |
Mervyn Blackburn | 2004 | President |
Eileen McCann | 2005 | Ladies Captain |
Mrs. R. McCerr | 2005 | Ladies President |
Arthur McGlone | 2005 | Men's Captain |
Mervyn Blackburn | 2005 | President |
Elenor Turnbull | 2006 | Ladies Captain |
Betty Walsh | 2006 | Ladies President |
Andrew Cunningham | 2006 | Men's Captain |
Sean Mulvenna | 2006 | President |
Gillian Stevenson | 2007 | Ladies Captain |
Betty Walsh | 2007 | Ladies President |
Dan McCool | 2007 | Men's Captain |
Sean Mulvenna | 2007 | President |
Katrina Bradford | 2008 | Ladies Captain |
Dorothy Woods | 2008 | Ladies President |
Ian McMurray | 2008 | Men's Captain |
Sean Mulvenna | 2008 | President |
Bronagh McKavanagh | 2009 | Ladies Captain |
Madge McIlwaine | 2009 | Ladies President |
Peter Devlin | 2009 | Men's Captain |
Ivan Hanak | 2009 | President |
Wendy Rusk | 2010 | Ladies Captain |
Betty McKavanagh | 2010 | Ladies President |
William Bateman | 2010 | Men's Captain |
Shane Magee | 2010 | President |
Georgie Hogan | 2011 | Ladies Captain |
Grizel Turkington | 2011 | Ladies President |
Patrick Meehan | 2011 | Men's Captain |
Shane Magee | 2011 | President |
Dee Farrell | 2012 | Ladies Captain |
Nuala McGibbon | 2012 | Ladies President |
Wilson Collins | 2012 | Men's Captain |
Des Gregg | 2012 | President |
Anne Knox | 2013 | Ladies Captain |
Marie Magee |
2013 |
Ladies President |
Sean Wilson | 2013 | Men's Captain |
Des Gregg |
2013 | President |
Pam Graham | 2014 | Ladies Captain |
Diana McClelland | 2014 | Ladies President |
Barry Campbell | 2014 | Men's Captain |
Dan McCool | 2014 | President |
Fiona Cummins | 2015 | Ladies Captain |
May Baxter |
2015 | Ladies President |
Ian Cousins | 2015 | Men's Captain |
Dan McCool | 2015 | President |
Fran McCann | 2016 | Ladies Captain |
Ray Gregg | 2016 | Ladies President |
Martin McCooe | 2016 | Men's Captain |
Billy Bateman |
2016 | President |
Joy Stevenson | 2017 | Ladies Captain |
Anne Corrigan |
2017 | Ladies President |
Chris Stevenson | 2017 | Men's Captain |
Billy Bateman |
2017 | President |
Elaine Bell | 2018 | Ladies Captain |
Olwyn Forrester | 2018 | Ladies President |
Barry Mulholland | 2018 | Men's Captain |
Paddy Meehan | 2018 | President |
Pat Carville | 2019 | Ladies Captain |
Claire White | 2019 | Ladies President |
Neil Dillon | 2019 | Men's Captain |
Paddy Meehan | 2019 | President |
Ronan McCrory | 2019 | Junior Boys Captain |
Deirbhle Ward | 2019 | Junior Girls Captain |
Julie Jordan | 2020 | Ladies Captain |
Eileen McCann | 2020 | Ladies President |
Eugene Maguire | 2020 | Men's Captain |
Ian McMurray | 2020 | President |
Ronan McCrory | 2020 | Junior Boys Captain |
Grace McSherry | 2020 | Junior Girls Captain |
Ita Hanna | 2021 | Ladies Captain |
Eleanor Turnbull | 2021 | Ladies President |
Eugene Maguire | 2021 | Men's Captain |
Ian McMurray | 2021 | President |
Daniel Pepper | 2021 | Junior Boys Captain |
Eimear Ward | 2021 | Junior Girls Captain |
Roslyn Millar | 2022 | Ladies Captain |
Gillian Stevenson | 2022 | Ladies President |
Garfield Bell | 2022 | Men's Captain |
Ian McMurray |
2022 | President |
Darie Mallon |
2022 | Junior Boys' Captain |
Aoife Brown | 2022 | Junior Girls' Captain |
Gina Lewis |
2023 | Ladies Captain |
2023 | Ladies President | |
Brian Murphy | 2023 | Men's Captain |
2023 | President | |
2023 | Junior Boys' Captain | |
2023 | Junior Girls' Captain | |
Lynne Hanna | 2024 | Ladies Captain |
2024 | Ladies President | |
Brian Matthews | 2024 | Men's Captain |
Damian Murphy | 2024 | President |
Dylan Alexander | 2024 | Junior Boys' Captain |
2024 | Junior Girls' Captain | |
2025 | Ladies Captain | |
2025 | Ladies President | |
2025 | Men's Captain | |
2025 | President | |
2025 | Junior Boys' Captain | |
2025 | Junior Girls' Captain | |
Annabel Wilson | 2025 | Lowest Ladies Handicap |
Aoife Brown | 2025 | Lowest Ladies Handicap |
Niamh McSherry (-2) | 2025 | Lowest Ladies Handicap |
Maeve Cummins (0) | 2025 | Lowest Ladies Handicap |
Niamh Ward (1) | 2025 | Lowest Ladies Handicap |
Ronan McCrory | 2025 | Lowest Men's Handicap |
Nathan McCann (0.1) | 2025 | Lowest Men's Handicap |
Peter Cummins (0.4) | 2025 | Lowest Men's Handicap |
Michael McSherry (1) | 2025 | Lowest Men's Handicap |
Stevin Kelly | 2025 | Lowest Men's Handicap |
Tim Cummins | 2025 | Lowest Men's Handicap |
Dave Sutton | 2025 | Lowest Men's Handicap |
Holes in One at Lurgan
Member | Date | Hole No. | Club Used | Distance |
Adrain Sloan | 10 July 1976 | 2nd | 234 yd's | |
Patrica Hughes | 9 March 2001 | 3rd | 95 yd's | |
Daniel McKavanagh | 29 March 2003 | 11th | 171 yd's | |
James Hanratty | 2 July 2003 | 8th | 160 yd's | |
Bertie Loye | 19 July 2003 | 3rd | 112 yd's | |
A. H. Donnelly | 10 September 2003 | 11th | 164 yd's | |
Ed Richardson | 30 March 2004 | 11th | 171 yd's | |
Joe Turkington | 14 July 2004 | 3rd | 112 yd's | |
Barrai McConville | 31 July 2004 | 17th | 150 yd's | |
Winston Clarke | 1 January 2005 | 8th | 160 yd's | |
Margaret Bryans | 4 January 2005 | 3rd | 95 yd's | |
Georgina Hogan | 9 May 2005 | 15th | 127 yd's | |
Eileen McCann | 7 July 2005 | 8th | 128 yd's | |
Jim McCann | 17 August 2005 | 8th | 160 yd's | |
Derek McKinley | 2 January 2006 | 3rd | 112 yd's | |
Heather Shaw | 23 May 2006 | 11th | 164 yd’s | |
Garfield Bell | 21 June 2006 | 3rd | 115 yd’s | |
William Hobbs | 29 July 2006 | 3rd | 120 yd’s | |
Winston Clarke | 30 June 2007 | 11th | 171 yd’s | |
Bernadette Laverty | 20 July 2007 | 3rd | 95 yd’s | |
Roy Dennison | 12 November 2007 | 8th | 160 yd’s | |
Ivan Hanak | 3 May 2008 | 17th | 140 yd’s | |
Daniel McKavanagh | 25 June 2008 | 8th | 160 yd’s | |
Martin Cavanagh | 3 August 2008 | 17th | 125 yd’s | |
Malcolm Powell | 23 September 2009 | 17th | 140 yd’s | |
Paul Mulgrew | 24 April 2010 | 8th | 160 yd's | |
Terence Murphy | 17 July | 12th | 124 yd's | |
Decky McAlinden | 25 July 2021 | 17th | 8-iron | 140 yd's |
Mark Leathem | 1 August 2021 | |||
Garry Scullion | 2 August 2021 | |||
Roy Hanna | 11th | 11th | 3-wood | 171 yd's |
Brian Matthews | 2nd October 2021 | 8th | 7-iron | 160 yd's |
Joe Dowey | 13 October 2021 | 12th | 124 yd's | |
Stevie Cordner | 23 October 2021 | 17th | 6-iron | 140 yd's |
Richard Budd | 25 October 2021 | 2nd | 7-iron | 157 yd's |
Olcan Kearney | 7 May 2022 | |||
Roslyn Millar | 11 March 2024 | 9th | Co. Armagh | 150 yd's |
Darryl Nesbitt | 14 April 2024 | 8th | 140 yd's | |
Alex Irwin | 17 April 2024 | 8th | 5-iron | 140 yd's |