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Since golf courses re-opened over a week ago, Shannon has hosted a number of 9 hole competitions which resulted in impressive scoring.

Last week’s competition was won by Patrick Madden (14) with 27 points from Alan Small (13) with 26 points. In third spot was Nigel Bourke (24) with 24 points followed by Liam Markham (24) with 24 points and David Ryan (6) with 24 points. Lewy Halpin Junior (2) won the gross with 19 points.

This week’s 9 hole competition on course 1 was won by Darragh Griffin (22) from Ryan Hodge (13), both returning 22 points. A similar competition on course 2 was won by Oliver Nevin (16) with 19 points

Woodstock Golf Club:

Woodstock seniors held a team stableford event last week when the winners were Martin White, Willie Thompson and Matt Power with 50 points.

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