|
06.06.10 28th Northlands
Centre Open. |
|
1st |
Sean Quigg |
2 |
42pts |
|
2nd |
Ciaran Burke |
9 |
41pts* |
|
3rd |
Jim O’Hagan |
19 |
41pts |
|
4th |
Lester Moore |
2 |
40pts |
|
1st Nine |
Adrian Lecky |
6 |
21pts |
|
2nd Nine |
Dr Alan Wade |
23 |
24pts |
|
Yellow Tees : CSS Members : 69 CSS Visitors : 69 *Break of
tie |
|
06.06.10 28th Northlands
Centre Open. (Ladies) |
|
1st |
Rachael Chambers |
8 |
40pts |
|
2nd |
Betty McBride |
16 |
37pts* |
|
3rd |
Naoimh Quigg |
2 |
37pts |
|
1st Nine |
Anne Wallace |
17 |
20pts |
|
2nd Nine |
Ester Milligan |
20 |
21pts |
|
CSS Members : 71 CSS Visitors : 71 *Break of tie |
A fantastic Open Week at
Prehen closed on Sunday with the running of the 28th
Northlands Centre Open Stableford. Organised by club stalwarts and
dedicated Northlands supporters, Maurice and Carole Quigg, the event
again enjoyed fabulous sunshine, a large turnout and spectacular
scoring.
By the end of the day, with
family pride at stake, it was Sean Quigg(2) with a brilliant 42
points, and the day’s Best Gross, who topped the field. Sean was
seven under par for his weekend’s golf and rumours abounded at the
well attended prize giving that Sean’s next piece of joinery would
be to the European Tour! In second place, with a vintage
performance, was Ciaran Burke(9) with 41 points. Council member Jim
O’Hagan(19) saw his 41 points, posted early in the morning beaten
into third place by virtue of Ciaran’s better back nine. Jim will no
doubt be pleased when he sees his new handicap that sees him at a
new low. Fourth place went to the big hitting Lester Moore(2) with a
fine 40 points. Adrian Lecky(6) grabbed the Front Nine prize with 21
points and Dr Alan Wade(23) stormed back from a first nine mire to
capture the back nine with a scintillating 24 points that was enough
to send his playing partners running for oxygen!
In the ladies section it was
a mixture of youth and grace that fought out the major prizes.
Rachael Chambers(8) showed just why she is such a great golfing
prospect with a marvellous 40 point tally to top the leaderboard.
Newly elected Council member Betty McBride(16) laid aside the cares
of office and concentrated on cooking a great 37 points to take
second place. Naoimh Quigg(2) strove to match brother Sean’s
performance but found her 37 points only good enough for third place
by virtue of Betty better back nine. Anne Wallace(17) with 20 points
lifted the first nine prize and Ester Milligan(20) took the second
nine.
In his closing remarks City
of Derry Captain, Brian Abel, complimented the Quigg family for
their dedication in running this competition for 28 years and wished
them well in getting to their target of 30 years unbroken service to
this worthwhile charity. Captain Brian conclude the Open Week
festivities by thanking all the Open Week competition sponsors who
had made the nine days of competition so worthwhile.
Results
& Report supplied by
Martin Doherty Competition Convenor.