ROUND THREE in the Ozone Health and Fitness Spring league took place at Woodstock golf club at the weekend when, for the second week in a row, the winners were Kieran Dromey and Jarlath Fahy with 54 points. They won on a countback from Joe and Pat Barry

Round four will take place this week when the format will be a modified betterball over 15 holes.
The weekly club singles was won by John Dreelan (10) with thirty six points and he won by one from John Baker (17) with third place filled by Tom O’Donohue (14) with 34 points. There will be another club singles this week.

Kilrush Golf Club:

Matthew Dillon (11) won the weekly singles competition at Kilrush on Sunday with 26 point and he won on a countback from John Robinson (18).

East Clare Golf Club:

Winners of the ladies Wednesday competition at East Clare last week were Noreen Doyle, Geraldine Condren and Mary Hogan from Brid Hayes, Helen Downey and Phil Burke with third spot filled by Maureen Clune, Tricia Kerr and Teresa Bradley.

The senior men’s competition was won by Nick Obolewicz, Brendan Magill and Ger Shortt who were followed by Brian Torpey, Pat McNamara and John Fielding with third place filled by Pat Duggan, Stephen Lynch and Willie Roche.

The men’s singles 14 hole stableford competition was won by Kieran Quinn (11.9) with 33 points with second prize going to Colm Quinn (11.6) with 30 points.

Ennis Golf Club:

The winners of the St. Brigid’s Day welcome scramble hosed by Ennis ladies last week were Suzanne Deane, Mary Curley and Caroline Magee from Mary T. McMahon, Jennifer McCarthy and Josephine Tone.

The weekly 13 hole stableford competition was won by Ann Pyne Gallery (31) with 26 points. She had two to spare over Suzanne Deane (12) with Ann A Gallery (11) in third place, also with 24 points while fourth place was filled by Nuala D’Auria (43) and she also had 24 points.

In the 8 hole stableford competition the winner was Marian Irwin (21) with 19 points, one ahead of Martina Corbett (21) with third spot filled by Marie Keane (20) with 14 points.

Last week’s senior ladies scramble was won by Carmel Verling, Judith Brassil and Martina Corbett from Nuala D’Auria, Mary Murray and Ann Kelly.

Gort Golf Club:

The men’s competition at Gort at the weekend was singles stableford over 17 holes.

David Callinan (8) won category 1 with 38 points, Marcus Faherty (14) was the category 2 winner with 35 points, Colin Whelan (18) won category 3 with 39 points and Colin Rogers22) was the category 4 winner with 34 points.

Shannon Golf Club:

A large crowd of members and families were present for the annual drive-in at Shannon Golf Club on Saturday last. Pictured from left to right are Damien Lyne, Junior Boys Captain, Michael Hickey, President, Colm Hanley, Captain, Sandra Ferguson, Lady Captain and Lucy Twomey, Junior Girls Captain.

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