Griffiths claims match play title

Last Saturday saw the final of Faughan Valley’s Match-play Singles Competition generously sponsored by Spectrum Business Solutions.
Big putts were made at Faughan Valley.Big putts were made at Faughan Valley.
Big putts were made at Faughan Valley.

This was a hard fought very amicable contest between Tony P Griffiths (12) and Connor McKnight (16).

With Tony two up standing on the 10th tee box, Connor birdied the tenth and eleventh to even up the match. However, the match then swayed back and forth over the next six holes before Tony eventually took the honours by 2 holes to 1.

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Also on Saturday, Foreglen GAA held a very entertaining and well supported fund-raising event.

This four man team classic saw the winning team of Damhanic McFeeley, James Logue, Jonathan O’Connor and Brain O’Neill taking first spot with a combined score of 106 points, eight shots ahead of the rest of the field.

In the individual competition, the winner was Damhanic McFeeley (19) with 45 points playing off the forward tees.

In second spot was Sean Og McKenna (27) with 42 points and third was Kevin O’Neill (20) with 38 points.

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The longest drive and nearest the pin both went to vice-captain, Frank McClintock.

In the weekend Stableford competition, the winner was Jonathan Warnock (15) with 39 points. Second was Andrew Craig (16) with 38 points and in third spot was William O’Brien (14) with 36 points.

This Saturday, sees the return leg of the annual Two Bridges Competition between Faughan Valley and Foyle Golf clubs. The tee off will be at 12noon at Foyle Golf Centre and all competitors need to be there no later than 11.30am. The team sheet will be posted on the club noticeboard tomorrow.

Also this Saturday, the club will be hosting an open Stableford Competition and on Sunday the club will hold one of the very popular formats, a confined two-man scramble competition.

The club would also remind all members that the Winter League has now moved into its second week but there is still plenty of time for members to post their five best cards out of the seven weeks.