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Clogher Valley Golf Club celebrates season of member success
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The club’s annual calendar featured a number of popular stableford competitions, alongside the annual singles and pairs championships, with golfers producing some impressive scores throughout the year.

The Rahoran Construction Ltd Open Stableford saw Alan Forsythe take the overall honours with an excellent 40 points.

Derek Browne won the 16-24 handicap category with 36 points, while Joshua Maguire claimed the 25-and-over section with 38 points.

Maurice Coulter took the front nine prize with 21 points, with David Johnston winning the back nine on 20 points.

In the ladies’ section, Henrietta Willis finished top with 32 points, while Gillian Chartres secured second place with 30 points.

There was an even higher winning score in the Cooneen Group Open Stableford, where Seamus McGirr claimed overall victory with an impressive 43 points.

Baden Johnstone secured the 16-24 category with 41 points, while Brian Armstrong won the 0-15 handicap section with 34 points.

Kenneth Wright took the front nine prize with 19 points, and Dylan McCoy claimed the back nine with 23 points.

Henrietta Willis continued her good form in the ladies’ section, taking first place with 32 points.

The Castle Food Services Club Stableford produced another strong performance, with Malachy Monaghan emerging as the overall winner on 41 points.

David Willis won the 16-24 category with 36 points on countback, while Oliver Caldbeck took the 0-15 section with 33 points, also on countback.

Scott Hetherington claimed the front nine prize with 21 points, while John Moore won the back nine with 21 points on countback.

In the ladies’ competition, Hazel McDonald finished first with 32 points, followed by Betty Monaghan on 31 points, who secured second place on countback.

The BSK Engineering Foursomes Stableford provided an opportunity for members to compete in pairs, with Trevor Boggs and Adrian McCombs taking first place with 42 points.

Charlie Keys and Ian Farrell finished runners-up with 40 points, while Ewan Haire and Ben Irwin secured third place with 33 points.

In the ladies’ foursomes, Hazel McDonald and Gillian Chartres claimed first place with 27 points.

The club also congratulated Gary Breen on winning the Annual Club Singles competition, while Timmy Smyton and Scott Hetherington took the honours in the Annual Club Pairs competition.

Reflecting on the season, the club highlighted its success in the Lawson and Conway Cup competitions, adding to the achievements of members across the various individual and team events.

The club extended its congratulations to all the winners throughout the year and thanked its sponsors for their continued support.

With another busy season completed, the results reflect the strength of competition and the continued enthusiasm among members at Clogher Valley Golf Club.

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