The KGC mixed team performed well, given the format for the Cullen Cup is all 5 mixed teams played away – no extra shots given. Our team put up a great fight losing away 1.5 to 3.5 with matches finishing on the 19th and 2 finishing on the 18th . Well done to the team and managers - a great effort for the only interclub match so far this year. Thanks to supporters who made the journey to Wicklow - it was much appreciated.
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Kilmashogue Mixed Three Rock Team braved persistent rain on Sunday to win back the Three Rock Trophy. Well done to Managers Vice Captains Dan & Aine and all the players.
Wow! What a great start to the team golf season. For the first time KGC won 4 out of 5 wins over the last weekend.
Continuing the winning streak, congrats to men’s All Ireland Four Ball who beat Bray GC away in the second round ! Jim Nix and Robert Hayes won the match on the 19th in KGC
On Sunday the KGC All Ireland 4 Ball team beat Dun Laoighaire GC by 4 -1 in the first round. Great wins at home but especially the away win by Donal Coughlan and Patrick Hagin – Meade. Many new faces representing KGC for the first time. Many thanks to Manager Mark Donovan who was assisted on the day by Liam Heritage and Dermot King.
The New Year got off to a flying start with a full time sheet and a waiting list! Great golf and a very successful day due to great organising by Captains, President Dodie and Committee. Special thanks to Captain Anne for her great home made scones.
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For once the weather was mild and bright for the annual St. Stephens Day 3 Club Competition. There was a great turnout with visitors from Newlands, Foxrock, Powerscourt, Grange and Blessington Lakes Golf Clubs, among others.
Please join Captains Anne and Brendan next Sunday afternoon in KGC clubhouse for prizegiving.
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The Paul Noonan Memorial Trophy, Four Ball, Better Ball Mixed Competition played yesterday Sunday 2nd September in very hot weather produced some equally hot scores with Marion Judge and Brendan Young claiming the Trophy with a spectacular 48 points. Anne McAdams and Seamus Horgan came in 2nd with 44 points and still dizzy from her fantastic win in the President's Prize Caroline Hill and Nigel Hill came in 3rd with 43 points.