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Saturday saw the start of the Christmas Competitions and the Members were very lucky that the heavy rain of last week went on holiday for the long weekend.. A fair sized crowd ventured out over the 3 days which saw a number of different combinations returning very good scores with a number of 8 and 9 under…

Saturday the Lady Captain, Pat Conway arranged her end of year captaincy with a trip to the Killumney Inn for her Last Supper along with some Vino to wash it down. To work up an appetite some of the Ladies showed up for the 3pm fourball including Josie Twomey and Pat herself. Mark Spillane was there to…

Saturday saw a very large turnout which could be put down to the fine weather or the buzz in the air with the Ireland v New Zealand match. John Curtin was delighted to draw Rob Spillane and rightly so as with 7 under and John getting three of them returned a nett of 38 which was…

Saturday saw the return of Summer, if only for a short period but it brought out the Fairweather Brigade including yours truly. With the even numbers the game was a three ball scramble and there was some high scoring. Taking the nett with 13 under and 33 nett saw Alan Kenneally, Eileen Murphy and Pat…

Saturday the Club travelled west to Ballineen for their annual outing which saw a good sized turnout. The weather held out with the sun peeping out but the rain stayed away. BEDA is a tough course as its split into two halves while the front nine is slightly easier there are some difficult shots. One…

A surprisingly small turnout on Saturday considering the fine afternoon but then again Ireland were playing Romania in their opening match in the World Cup so it’s understandable that the armchair brigade stayed at home. Some tough playing and if you were unlucky enough to pitch the green you were guaranteed a six foot chip to get back…

Saturday saw the return of summer with the sun shining in the sky and some high temperatures recorded. This brought out a large crowd  with some interesting combinations. Josie Twomey drew Rick O’Mahony and took the overall nett with a score of 40 and a half pipping Alan Kenneally and John Curtin  on the back nine also…

Saturday saw a Medium sized crowd, those that stayed away must have second sight as the heavens opened at the three quarter which saw some of the teams calling it quits and headed for the clubhouse. However some stalwarts or those with no sense finished out the round as you can only get a soaking…