Saturday 19th June

The Greystones Minor Cup team managed by Ann O’Neill headed to Bray today to play against Old Conna in the fourth round.  With Lisa Croke and Amanda Lawless loosing out ( 4&3 and 6&4 respectively ) Frances Twomey turned on the style to win 7&5 followed by Monica Smith who won 4&2 it all it came down to the last match.  Geraldine O’Shea dug deep to win the final point 2&1 in a nail biting finish.  Congratulations to all.

Tuesday 9th June

Mary Hutch & Michael Keating and their Cullen Cup team put in a great performance against Blainroe in Greystones on Tuesday evening.  Shane O’Connor & Polly O’Reilly won 6&4 and were followed in by Barry Davis & Ciara Marmion who won 4&2.  The deciding point was won by Eddie Lonergan & Mary O’Neill who won on 18.  Walter Gilbert & Trish Sheil were 2 up through 14 and Ray Nolan & Karen Purcell were all square in their matches when called in.

Sunday 7th June

Stephen Cahill’s Junior Cup team lost out by 6 shots in the qualifying competition which was held in Woodbrook.  Best score of the day was by Matthew Looby ( 82).  Also representing the club were, Ben Malone, Peter Byrne, Derek O’Regan and Diarmuid MacGabhann.  Many thanks to Stephen Cahill and all those who have been to Woodbrook over the past few weeks to practice and those panel members who caddied yesterday.

A bad day for our ladies in Delgany today who played in the Ladies Senior Foursomes.  The team of Ann O’Neill & Marguirette Hamill, Jenny Moore & Trish Shiel and Mary Lockhart & Iris Haughton lost out on qualification.

Tuesday 2nd June

Congratulations to Gerry Browner’s BEST Cup team who beat Hollystown today in the 2nd round having dispatched Glen O’ The Downs last month.

A nail biting finish with Conor Fleetwood holing  a dramatic putt on the 18th to seal the 3: 2 win for the Greystones team.  Conor was playing with Maurice Bracken.  The other two home pairings were Ciaran Daly & Conor Ahern and Michael Gaughran & Neil Lawless.  The away pairs were Paul Cahil & Nigel Robinson.

Sunday 31st May

A disappointing  day for our Barton Cup team who had home advantage against Castle in the third round of this competition.  In very windy conditions Collie Dunne & Jack Joyce won 3&1 at home while Jason Hackman and Ray McDonald lost on the 18th in Castle.  Losses at home for Martin Nolan & Shay Hoey ( 3&1 ) and Ben Malone & Con Thomas ( 3&2) followed.  Shane O’Connor & Trevor Philips were 1 up on the 18th away from home when they were called in.  Many thanks on behalf of the club to all those who have put so much effort in over the past months in this and the Fitzgibbon campaigns.  Thanks to Barry O’Leary and Pete Murray who managed the Barton Cup team.

Our ladies’ Challenge Cup team traveled to Woodbrook today to play Westmonstown in the third round of their All-Ireland title defense.  Our ladies came up against a very strong team and on the day losses for Elaine Smith, Aishling Marmion, Celine Joyce and Barbara Fury ended the dream of two in a row. Noelle Ahern’s match  was called in.  Congratulations to all involved in this campaign.

Saturday 30th May

Our Under 15 Boys’ team traveled to Woodenbridge in their third match of the round robin stage of the competition.   In very cold conditions the Woodenbridge team came out best with a 3:2 victory on this occasion. Stephen Corry and Christopher Lawless both won 4&3. Jake Brodeur, Rory Reid and Ben Hynes all lost out on the day against strong players.   Hopefully the team will progress to the knock out stages notwithstanding this result.

Sunday 24th May

Our Under 15 Boys’ team traveled to Delgany in their second match of the round robin stage of the competition.   Always a tough derby match Greystones came out best winning 4 : 1 on this occasion.  Stephen Corry won 6&5 and was followed by Christopher Lawless who won 4&2.  Jack Joyce won 7&5 and Rory Reid won 2&1.  Simon Philips had a tough match loosing out 4&3.  Ben Hynes and Conor McAleer both won their subs matches.  Congratulations to all the squad.  Next up in the final pool match against Woodenbridge next Saturday.

First out today were our Boyne Cup team who played Arklow in the first round of this competition.  With three matches at home and a strong team selected a Greystones win was hoped for. Anne Cafferky & Trish Sheil won 4&3 and Mary Hutch & Mary Kavanagh won 6&5 at home to give us a 2 nil lead.  It was tighter in Arklow but Ciara Marmion and Michelle Knapp won out 2&1 and Nuala Mahon & Helen Lush dug out a half. Anne O’Neill and Monica Smith were 2 up through 14 at home when called in.

Saturday 23rd May

Our Barton Shield team headed to Hermitage Golf Club for the 2105 qualifier.  Expectations were high after a lot of preparation by the team and manager Collie Dunne over the winter.  It wasn’t to be however.  On the day Alan Condren and Eddie Lonergan fought back after a slow start to finish at a very good 4 over par.  Shane O’Connor & Daniel O’Byrne had a good front 9, however they hit water on the 10th and took a triple bogey and had another couple of costly holes to finish at 11 over par.  The cumulative 16 over missed out qualification by 2 shots.

Friday 22nd May

Our ladies Intermediate Cup team lost narrowly to Grange Golf Club.  President Via Maume led the way, winning 3&2 and Karen Purcell won on 18.  Unfortunately Ciara Marmion went down 3&2 and Michelle Knapp lost on 18.  The deciding match saw Roisin Norris go down 19 but it wasn’t to be our day. Hard luck to all the team and management.

Better news for our Intermediate Cup team who also played on Friday in the third round.  Lisa Croke won 3&2 and Amanda Lawless and Monica Smith both won on 18.  Frances Twomey finished all square and Angela Shaw lost 5&3.  Congratulations to all involved.

Sunday 17th May

A busy day and a mixed bag for the Greystones teams.

First out were the Metroplolitan Cup team who had an away fixture against Beechpark GC inthe second round.  Four home and five away always makes for a tough fixture but team managers Gerry Kileather and John Kilmartin put our a strong team.  With an earlier start time at Greystones all looked in good shape as Jack Joyce put a point on the board ( 4&3 ), followed by Shay Hoey ( 4&3 ) and Con Thomas ( 2&1).  The last home match was then won by Kieran Dowdall ( 4&3 ) to give Greystones a 4 nil lead.   News began to filter back from Beechpark and it looked difficult from early on.  In the end despite their best efforts Ray McDonnell, Cathal Cooney  Cian Gilmore, and Peter Burke lost their matches and Paul McKnight had to withdraw during the match due to an injury.  The Metro panel has put in big effort this year and many thanks to Gerry, John and all the squad.  Roll on 2016.

The Best Cup team took on Glen O’ the Downs.  Team manager Gerry Browner picked a strong team and he needed to playing three matches away from home.  The two home pairs were Ciaran Daly & Conor Ahern and Michael Gaughran & Neil Lawless.  Ciaran & Conor won 2 up and Michael & Neil were called in all square on 18 as our three away pairs had all won their matches. Maurice Bracken & Conor Fleetwood won 2 up, Paul Cahill & Tom O’Sullivan won 1 up and Nigel Robinson & Heremon O’Farrell won 3&2.  A fantastic result.

Our Ladies Junior Foursomes team were out against Newlands in the second round of the competition.  Up against a very strong opposition our ladies Helge Hayden-Smyth & Amanda Lawless, Mags Smith & Ciara Marmion and Roisin Norris & Monica Smith had it all to do having gone down 3 nil in the first leg of this round.  It wasn’t to be as the ladies lost the first two matches and Helge & Amanda were called in

Last out was our Cullen Cup team managed by Mary Hutch and Michael Keating.  This first round match was against Old Conna and was held in Greystones.  In a tightly contested tie Ray Nolan & Polly O’Reilly went down ( 5&3 ) and Walter Gilbert & Trish Sheil also lost ( 3&2 ).  Wins by Shane O’Connor & Lisa Croke ( 4&3 ) and Diarmuid MacGabhann & Emma Hanley ( 5&3 ) meant that the tie came down to the last match.  Sean McParland and Betty Barker were giving 9 shots and had to come from 3 down to win 3&1 thanks in no small part to a great put held by Betty on the 16th and a brilliant approach shot to three feet by Sean on the 17th.

Tuesday May 12th

Yesterday the Irish mixed foursomes teed it up against Edmonstown in the 3rd round of the competition.  A home win by Eddie Lonergan and Mary O’Neill set it up for a grandstand finish. Wins by Ray Nolan and Mags Smith on the 21st hole  followed by an unbelievably gutsy win by Alan Condren and Monica Smith on the 24th away from home take Greystones to the 4th round of this prestigious competition.

Sunday 10th May

Our Ladies Junior Foursomes team were out against Newlands in the second round of the competition on Sunday.  Up against a very strong opposition our ladies Helge Hayden-Smyth & Amanda Lawless, Mags Smith & Ciara Marmion and Roisin Norris & Monica Smith have it all to do next week in the second ( away ) leg of the tie.  The tie currently stands at 3-0 to Newlands.

Better luck for our Under 15 Boys‘ team who traveled to Wicklow yesterday in the first round of the competition.  Always a very tough fixture our boys came away with a comprehensive 4:1 victory. Congratulations to all the team who teed it up yesterday  ( Simon Philips, Evan Dalton, Jake Brodeur, Ben Hynes and Christopher Lawless ) and to manager David Fry and assistant Philip Brodeur.

Last out yesterday was our Barton Cup team who had a very tough fixture against last year’s quarter finalists, Naas golf club.  With 3 matches away team manager Barry O’Leary knew he needed the team to put in a great performance and they didn’t disappoint.  Away wins from Jason Hackman and Ray McDonnel ( 5&4 ) and Martin Nolan & Cian Gilmore ( 3&2 ) followed with a home win from Ben Malone & Con Thomas ( 4&3 ) ensured victory.  Collie Dunne & Jack Joyce were all square at home after 15 when called in. Matt Malone & Gavan McGirr went down 4&3 in Naas.  The team are now in the last 32 of the competition and face Castle in the next round.

Monday 4th May

Our Irish Mixed team were due to play Carrickmines in round 2 of the competition on Saturday but this match had to be rearranged due to the course being closed.

The delay didn’t appear to have caused any difficulty for the Greystones team however.  Ben Malone & Helge Hayden-Smyth won 6&5, Liam Moulton & Aideen O’Leary won 7&5 and Eddie Lonergan & Mary O’Neill completed the sweep of home match wins 4&3.  The away pairings of Alan Condren & Monica Smith won 1 up and Ray Nolan & Polly O’Reilly were 1 up on 18 when they were called in.  Congratulations to all players and managers Pat Gormley & Jenny Moore.

Sunday 3rd May

Another early start for the Eamonn Darcy team, this time up in Powerscourt where they faced Woodbrook.The team were beaten 3:2 in this their last match in the series.  Alan Condren & Eddie Lonergan won 5 up and David Byrne & Dan O’Byrne won 1 up in the two foursomes matches.  Debutante Ben Malone lost 5&3, Conor Keown lost 4&3 and Kevin Condren lost 1 down.

All credit to the team who braved some appalling weather over the series of matches and to Collie Dunne who created the competition in order to give game time to our senior players in preparation for the Senior Cup and Barton Shield competitions later in the year.

Woodbrook made it to the final where they were beaten on the 21st hole in the final match by Powerscourt.

Monday 27th April

Our ladies’ Challenge Cup team travelled to Edmonstown today to play Glen O’ the Downs in the second round of their All-Ireland title defense.  Wins for Elaine Smith, Aishling Marmion and Celine Joyce ensured the victory in a tightly contested match.  Barbara Furey and Noelle Ahern played brilliantly on the day and only narrowly missed out to stiff competition.  Next round will be played in Woodbrook on May 31st, opposition to be confirmed.

Also in Edmonstown today were the Greystones Minor Cup team managed by Ann O’Neill.  Lisa Croke, Amanda Lawless and Aideen O’Leary won out the country.   Monica Smith and Frances Twomey were called in but were in a strong position at the time.  Congratulations to all.

Sunday 26th April

Niamh Kielty took the Ladies Intermediate Cup team to Knockanally to face Charlesland.   Well done to President Via Maume,Roisin Norris, Ciara Marmion, Karen Purcell and congratulations to Lady Captain Jeanne Thorpe who won the deciding match on the 21st.

Gerry Kilfeather travelled to Killiney with the away players in the Metropolitan Cup while assistant manager John Kilmartin stayed at home.  In a match that looked like either side could win at differenent stages Greystones came out on top in the end.  Cathal Cooney won the first point with a 5&4 win away from home, the home players then followed with  Kieran Dowdall winning on 18, Stephen Bourne winning 2&1, Jack Joyce winning 3&1 and Con Thomas winning 4&2.  Meanwhile Ray McDonnell won 3&2 in Killiney.  Shay Hoey was playing 19 after winning 17 & 18 when he was called in.  Paul McKnight and Cian Gilmore were on the 18th in Killiney when they were called in.   A great performance overall.

Sunday 19th April

An early start for the Eamonn Darcy team who took on Dun Laoghaire GC up in Dun Laoghaire.  Collie Dunne’s team won out 3:2 with wins for Alan Condron and Eddie Lonergan ( on 14 ) and David Byrne and Dan O’Byrne ( came from 4 down after 7 to win 2 up ) in the foursomes and for Sean McParland ( 4&3 ).  A great win.

The Barton Cup team teed it up at 1.30 with 3 home and 2 away to Killiney in the 1st round of the competition ( GGC beat Smurfit in the preliminary round ).  Collie Dunne & Jack Joyce won 5&4, Ben Malone & Con Thomas won 6&4 and Martin Nolan & Ray McDonnell won 4&2 in the home matches while both away pairings of Shane O’Connor & Trevor Philips and Walter Gilbert & Matt Malone halved their matches.  Well done to the team and manager Barry O’Leary and assistant manager Pete Murray.

The ladies went out after the Barton Cup in the Finn Trophy.  Unfortunately it wasn’t to be three from three on the day for Greystones as the ladies went down 4:1 in the end in what was a tight match which could have gone either way right up till the end.

Sunday 13th April 2015 

Horrendous conditions at Grange Golf Club caused the Grange Scratch Foursomes to be cancelled after 6 holes.

The ladies Challenge team got their All Ireland defense off to a great start yesterday with a win over Milltown Golf Club.  12 year old Aishling Marmion won at home along with Gina Kilfeather.  Elaine Smith added the vital away point. Well done to all the team which also included Noelle Ahern and Ger Hickey both of whom played away.

A good result also for the Ladies Junior Foursomes who won their 3 matches in the home leg of the tie against Stacktown.  Helge Hayden-Smyth and Amanda Lawless won 2 up, Mags Smith and Ciara Marmion won 3&2 and Roisin Norris and Monica Smith won 3 up.

Sunday 29th March 2015

First out was the Eamonn Darcy team who faced Bray up in Powerscourt at 8 am in the most miserable conditions.  Collie Dunne’s team halved the match 2.5 to 2.5 and have two more matches left in the series.

Sunday’s difficult conditions hampered our Leinster Fourball team managed by Gerry Browner, assisted by Andy Nolan, and took away some of the home advantage in their match against Elm Park.  In the end Elm Park prevailed but thanks to all those involved for their efforts.

The final match on Sunday was the 1st round of the Irish Mixed Foursomes.  We we up against a very strong Glen O’ The Downs team and had 3 away matches.  Ben Malone and Mags Smith won an away point and Eddie Lonergan and Mary O’Neill came up trumps at home.  It all came down to Barry & Aideen O Leary’s match at home after Ray Nolan and Polly O’Reilly just lost out away on the 20th hole.  In a very exciting finish we won out on the 21st hole and now face Killiney in the next round.

Saturday 28th March 2015

On Saturday ( 28.3.2015) Barry D. O’Leary’s Barton cup team beat the Smurfit Club ( out of the K Club ) in their preliminary round match.  We now face Killiney in the 1st round.

Friday 27th March 2015

Friday 27.3.2015 saw a well prepared team under the manager-ship of Robert Prole assisted by David Kelly bow out of the JB Carr competition.    The Wicklow G.C. pairings were very strong and as is often the case, it all came down to the last match on the 18th, with the second last match having won on the 20th.  Hard luck to all the team.

Monday 23rd March 2015

Well done to the Greystones Ladies’ team who won their first round match in the Minor Cup yesterday ( 23.3.2015).  With three matches away and two at home it was always going to be a big ask against a strong club like Grange but wins for Amanda Lawless and Lisa Croke away and for Frances Twomey in Greystones took the team through to the next round. Congratulations to Marguerite and all the team.

 

Club Teams

A big thanks to all the players, managers and supporters who represent our club on the course so well.

Tuesday 2nd June

Congratulations to Gerry Browner’s BEST Cup team who beat Hollystown today in the 2nd round having dispatched Glen O’ The Downs last month.

A nail biting finish with Conor Fleetwood holing  a dramatic putt on the 18th to seal the 3: 2 win for the Greystones team.  Conor was playing with Maurice Bracken.  The other two home pairings were Ciaran Daly & Conor Ahern and Michael Gaughran & Neil Lawless.  The away pairs were Paul Cahil & Nigel Robinson.

Sunday 31st May

A disappointing  day for our Barton Cup team who had home advantage against Castle in the third round of this competition.  In very windy conditions Collie Dunne & Jack Joyce won 3&1 at home while Jason Hackman and Ray McDonald lost on the 18th in Castle.  Losses at home for Martin Nolan & Shay Hoey ( 3&1 ) and Ben Malone & Con Thomas ( 3&2) followed.  Shane O’Connor & Trevor Philips were 1 up on the 18th away from home when they were called in.  Many thanks on behalf of the club to all those who have put so much effort in over the past months in this and the Fitzgibbon campaigns.  Thanks to Barry O’Leary and Pete Murray who managed the Barton Cup team.

Our ladies’ Challenge Cup team traveled to Woodbrook today to play Westmonstown in the third round of their All-Ireland title defense.  Our ladies came up against a very strong team and on the day losses for Elaine Smith, Aishling Marmion, Celine Joyce and Barbara Fury ended the dream of two in a row. Noelle Ahern’s match  was called in.  Congratulations to all involved in this campaign.

Saturday 30th May

Our Under 15 Boys’ team traveled to Woodenbridge in their third match of the round robin stage of the competition.   In very cold conditions the Woodenbridge team came out best with a 3:2 victory on this occasion. Stephen Corry and Christopher Lawless both won 4&3. Jake Brodeur, Rory Reid and Ben Hynes all lost out on the day against strong players.   Hopefully the team will progress to the knock out stages notwithstanding this result.

Sunday 24th May

Our Under 15 Boys’ team traveled to Delgany in their second match of the round robin stage of the competition.   Always a tough derby match Greystones came out best winning 4 : 1 on this occasion.  Stephen Corry won 6&5 and was followed by Christopher Lawless who won 4&2.  Jack Joyce won 7&5 and Rory Reid won 2&1.  Simon Philips had a tough match loosing out 4&3.  Ben Hynes and Conor McAleer both won their subs matches.  Congratulations to all the squad.  Next up in the final pool match against Woodenbridge next Saturday.

First out today were our Boyne Cup team who played Arklow in the first round of this competition.  With three matches at home and a strong team selected a Greystones win was hoped for. Anne Cafferky & Trish Sheil won 4&3 and Mary Hutch & Mary Kavanagh won 6&5 at home to give us a 2 nil lead.  It was tighter in Arklow but Ciara Marmion and Michelle Knapp won out 2&1 and Nuala Mahon & Helen Lush dug out a half. Anne O’Neill and Monica Smith were 2 up through 14 at home when called in.

Saturday 23rd May

Our Barton Shield team headed to Hermitage Golf Club for the 2105 qualifier.  Expectations were high after a lot of preparation by the team and manager Collie Dunne over the winter.  It wasn’t to be however.  On the day Alan Condren and Eddie Lonergan fought back after a slow start to finish at a very good 4 over par.  Shane O’Connor & Daniel O’Byrne had a good front 9, however they hit water on the 10th and took a triple bogey and had another couple of costly holes to finish at 11 over par.  The cumulative 16 over missed out qualification by 2 shots.

Friday 22nd May

Our ladies Intermediate Cup team lost narrowly to Grange Golf Club.  President Via Maume led the way, winning 3&2 and Karen Purcell won on 18.  Unfortunately Ciara Marmion went down 3&2 and Michelle Knapp lost on 18.  The deciding match saw Roisin Norris go down 19 but it wasn’t to be our day. Hard luck to all the team and management.

Better news for our Intermediate Cup team who also played on Friday in the third round.  Lisa Croke won 3&2 and Amanda Lawless and Monica Smith both won on 18.  Frances Twomey finished all square and Angela Shaw lost 5&3.  Congratulations to all involved.

Sunday 17th May

A busy day and a mixed bag for the Greystones teams.

First out were the Metroplolitan Cup team who had an away fixture against Beechpark GC inthe second round.  Four home and five away always makes for a tough fixture but team managers Gerry Kileather and John Kilmartin put our a strong team.  With an earlier start time at Greystones all looked in good shape as Jack Joyce put a point on the board ( 4&3 ), followed by Shay Hoey ( 4&3 ) and Con Thomas ( 2&1).  The last home match was then won by Kieran Dowdall ( 4&3 ) to give Greystones a 4 nil lead.   News began to filter back from Beechpark and it looked difficult from early on.  In the end despite their best efforts Ray McDonnell, Cathal Cooney  Cian Gilmore, and Peter Burke lost their matches and Paul McKnight had to withdraw during the match due to an injury.  The Metro panel has put in big effort this year and many thanks to Gerry, John and all the squad.  Roll on 2016.

The Best Cup team took on Glen O’ the Downs.  Team manager Gerry Browner picked a strong team and he needed to playing three matches away from home.  The two home pairs were Ciaran Daly & Conor Ahern and Michael Gaughran & Neil Lawless.  Ciaran & Conor won 2 up and Michael & Neil were called in all square on 18 as our three away pairs had all won their matches. Maurice Bracken & Conor Fleetwood won 2 up, Paul Cahill & Tom O’Sullivan won 1 up and Nigel Robinson & Heremon O’Farrell won 3&2.  A fantastic result.

Our Ladies Junior Foursomes team were out against Newlands in the second round of the competition.  Up against a very strong opposition our ladies Helge Hayden-Smyth & Amanda Lawless, Mags Smith & Ciara Marmion and Roisin Norris & Monica Smith had it all to do having gone down 3 nil in the first leg of this round.  It wasn’t to be as the ladies lost the first two matches and Helge & Amanda were called in

Last out was our Cullen Cup team managed by Mary Hutch and Michael Keating.  This first round match was against Old Conna and was held in Greystones.  In a tightly contested tie Ray Nolan & Polly O’Reilly went down ( 5&3 ) and Walter Gilbert & Trish Sheil also lost ( 3&2 ).  Wins by Shane O’Connor & Lisa Croke ( 4&3 ) and Diarmuid MacGabhann & Emma Hanley ( 5&3 ) meant that the tie came down to the last match.  Sean McParland and Betty Barker were giving 9 shots and had to come from 3 down to win 3&1 thanks in no small part to a great put held by Betty on the 16th and a brilliant approach shot to three feet by Sean on the 17th.

Tuesday May 12th

Yesterday the Irish mixed foursomes teed it up against Edmonstown in the 3rd round of the competition.  A home win by Eddie Lonergan and Mary O’Neill set it up for a grandstand finish. Wins by Ray Nolan and Mags Smith on the 21st hole  followed by an unbelievably gutsy win by Alan Condren and Monica Smith on the 24th away from home take Greystones to the 4th round of this prestigious competition.

Sunday 10th May

Our Ladies Junior Foursomes team were out against Newlands in the second round of the competition on Sunday.  Up against a very strong opposition our ladies Helge Hayden-Smyth & Amanda Lawless, Mags Smith & Ciara Marmion and Roisin Norris & Monica Smith have it all to do next week in the second ( away ) leg of the tie.  The tie currently stands at 3-0 to Newlands.

Better luck for our Under 15 Boys‘ team who traveled to Wicklow yesterday in the first round of the competition.  Always a very tough fixture our boys came away with a comprehensive 4:1 victory. Congratulations to all the team who teed it up yesterday  ( Simon Philips, Evan Dalton, Jake Brodeur, Ben Hynes and Christopher Lawless ) and to manager David Fry and assistant Philip Brodeur.

Last out yesterday was our Barton Cup team who had a very tough fixture against last year’s quarter finalists, Naas golf club.  With 3 matches away team manager Barry O’Leary knew he needed the team to put in a great performance and they didn’t disappoint.  Away wins from Jason Hackman and Ray McDonnel ( 5&4 ) and Martin Nolan & Cian Gilmore ( 3&2 ) followed with a home win from Ben Malone & Con Thomas ( 4&3 ) ensured victory.  Collie Dunne & Jack Joyce were all square at home after 15 when called in. Matt Malone & Gavan McGirr went down 4&3 in Naas.  The team are now in the last 32 of the competition and face Castle in the next round.

Monday 4th May

Our Irish Mixed team were due to play Carrickmines in round 2 of the competition on Saturday but this match had to be rearranged due to the course being closed.

The delay didn’t appear to have caused any difficulty for the Greystones team however.  Ben Malone & Helge Hayden-Smyth won 6&5, Liam Moulton & Aideen O’Leary won 7&5 and Eddie Lonergan & Mary O’Neill completed the sweep of home match wins 4&3.  The away pairings of Alan Condren & Monica Smith won 1 up and Ray Nolan & Polly O’Reilly were 1 up on 18 when they were called in.  Congratulations to all players and managers Pat Gormley & Jenny Moore.

Sunday 3rd May

Another early start for the Eamonn Darcy team, this time up in Powerscourt where they faced Woodbrook.The team were beaten 3:2 in this their last match in the series.  Alan Condren & Eddie Lonergan won 5 up and David Byrne & Dan O’Byrne won 1 up in the two foursomes matches.  Debutante Ben Malone lost 5&3, Conor Keown lost 4&3 and Kevin Condren lost 1 down.

All credit to the team who braved some appalling weather over the series of matches and to Collie Dunne who created the competition in order to give game time to our senior players in preparation for the Senior Cup and Barton Shield competitions later in the year.

Woodbrook made it to the final where they were beaten on the 21st hole in the final match by Powerscourt.

Monday 27th April

Our ladies’ Challenge Cup team travelled to Edmonstown today to play Glen O’ the Downs in the second round of their All-Ireland title defense.  Wins for Elaine Smith, Aishling Marmion and Celine Joyce ensured the victory in a tightly contested match.  Barbara Furey and Noelle Ahern played brilliantly on the day and only narrowly missed out to stiff competition.  Next round will be played in Woodbrook on May 31st, opposition to be confirmed.

Also in Edmonstown today were the Greystones Minor Cup team managed by Ann O’Neill.  Lisa Croke, Amanda Lawless and Aideen O’Leary won out the country.   Monica Smith and Frances Twomey were called in but were in a strong position at the time.  Congratulations to all.

Sunday 26th April

Niamh Kielty took the Ladies Intermediate Cup team to Knockanally to face Charlesland.   Well done to President Via Maume,Roisin Norris, Ciara Marmion, Karen Purcell and congratulations to Lady Captain Jeanne Thorpe who won the deciding match on the 21st.

Gerry Kilfeather travelled to Killiney with the away players in the Metropolitan Cup while assistant manager John Kilmartin stayed at home.  In a match that looked like either side could win at differenent stages Greystones came out on top in the end.  Cathal Cooney won the first point with a 5&4 win away from home, the home players then followed with  Kieran Dowdall winning on 18, Stephen Bourne winning 2&1, Jack Joyce winning 3&1 and Con Thomas winning 4&2.  Meanwhile Ray McDonnell won 3&2 in Killiney.  Shay Hoey was playing 19 after winning 17 & 18 when he was called in.  Paul McKnight and Cian Gilmore were on the 18th in Killiney when they were called in.   A great performance overall.

Sunday 19th April

An early start for the Eamonn Darcy team who took on Dun Laoghaire GC up in Dun Laoghaire.  Collie Dunne’s team won out 3:2 with wins for Alan Condron and Eddie Lonergan ( on 14 ) and David Byrne and Dan O’Byrne ( came from 4 down after 7 to win 2 up ) in the foursomes and for Sean McParland ( 4&3 ).  A great win.

The Barton Cup team teed it up at 1.30 with 3 home and 2 away to Killiney in the 1st round of the competition ( GGC beat Smurfit in the preliminary round ).  Collie Dunne & Jack Joyce won 5&4, Ben Malone & Con Thomas won 6&4 and Martin Nolan & Ray McDonnell won 4&2 in the home matches while both away pairings of Shane O’Connor & Trevor Philips and Walter Gilbert & Matt Malone halved their matches.  Well done to the team and manager Barry O’Leary and assistant manager Pete Murray.

The ladies went out after the Barton Cup in the Finn Trophy.  Unfortunately it wasn’t to be three from three on the day for Greystones as the ladies went down 4:1 in the end in what was a tight match which could have gone either way right up till the end.

Sunday 13th April 2015 

Horrendous conditions at Grange Golf Club caused the Grange Scratch Foursomes to be cancelled after 6 holes.

The ladies Challenge team got their All Ireland defense off to a great start yesterday with a win over Milltown Golf Club.  12 year old Aishling Marmion won at home along with Gina Kilfeather.  Elaine Smith added the vital away point. Well done to all the team which also included Noelle Ahern and Ger Hickey both of whom played away.

A good result also for the Ladies Junior Foursomes who won their 3 matches in the home leg of the tie against Stacktown.  Helge Hayden-Smyth and Amanda Lawless won 2 up, Mags Smith and Ciara Marmion won 3&2 and Roisin Norris and Monica Smith won 3 up.

Sunday 29th March 2015

First out was the Eamonn Darcy team who faced Bray up in Powerscourt at 8 am in the most miserable conditions.  Collie Dunne’s team halved the match 2.5 to 2.5 and have two more matches left in the series.

Sunday’s difficult conditions hampered our Leinster Fourball team managed by Gerry Browner, assisted by Andy Nolan, and took away some of the home advantage in their match against Elm Park.  In the end Elm Park prevailed but thanks to all those involved for their efforts.

The final match on Sunday was the 1st round of the Irish Mixed Foursomes.  We we up against a very strong Glen O’ The Downs team and had 3 away matches.  Ben Malone and Mags Smith won an away point and Eddie Lonergan and Mary O’Neill came up trumps at home.  It all came down to Barry & Aideen O Leary’s match at home after Ray Nolan and Polly O’Reilly just lost out away on the 20th hole.  In a very exciting finish we won out on the 21st hole and now face Killiney in the next round.

Saturday 28th March 2015

On Saturday ( 28.3.2015) Barry D. O’Leary’s Barton cup team beat the Smurfit Club ( out of the K Club ) in their preliminary round match.  We now face Killiney in the 1st round.

Friday 27th March 2015

Friday 27.3.2015 saw a well prepared team under the manager-ship of Robert Prole assisted by David Kelly bow out of the JB Carr competition.    The Wicklow G.C. pairings were very strong and as is often the case, it all came down to the last match on the 18th, with the second last match having won on the 20th.  Hard luck to all the team.

Monday 23rd March 2015

Well done to the Greystones Ladies’ team who won their first round match in the Minor Cup yesterday ( 23.3.2015).  With three matches away and two at home it was always going to be a big ask against a strong club like Grange but wins for Amanda Lawless and Lisa Croke away and for Frances Twomey in Greystones took the team through to the next round. Congratulations to Marguerite and all the team.

 

Sunday 31st May

A disappointing  day for our Barton Cup team who had home advantage against Castle in the third round of this competition.  In very windy conditions Collie Dunne & Jack Joyce won 3&1 at home while Jason Hackman and Ray McDonald lost on the 18th in Castle.  Losses at home for Martin Nolan & Shay Hoey ( 3&1 ) and Ben Malone & Con Thomas ( 3&2) followed.  Shane O’Connor & Trevor Philips were 1 up on the 18th away from home when they were called in.  Many thanks on behalf of the club to all those who have put so much effort in over the past months in this and the Fitzgibbon campaigns.  Thanks to Barry O’Leary and Pete Murray who managed the Barton Cup team.

Our ladies’ Challenge Cup team traveled to Woodbrook today to play Westmonstown in the third round of their All-Ireland title defense.  Our ladies came up against a very strong team and on the day losses for Elaine Smith, Aishling Marmion, Celine Joyce and Barbara Fury ended the dream of two in a row. Noelle Ahern’s match  was called in.  Congratulations to all involved in this campaign.

Saturday 30th May

Our Under 15 Boys’ team traveled to Woodenbridge in their third match of the round robin stage of the competition.   In very cold conditions the Woodenbridge team came out best with a 3:2 victory on this occasion. Stephen Corry and Christopher Lawless both won 4&3. Jake Brodeur, Rory Reid and Ben Hynes all lost out on the day against strong players.   Hopefully the team will progress to the knock out stages notwithstanding this result.

A big thanks to all the players, managers and supporters who represent our club on the course so well.

Sunday 24th May

Our Under 15 Boys’ team traveled to Delgany in their second match of the round robin stage of the competition.   Always a tough derby match Greystones came out best winning 4 : 1 on this occasion.  Stephen Corry won 6&5 and was followed by Christopher Lawless who won 4&2.  Jack Joyce won 7&5 and Rory Reid won 2&1.  Simon Philips had a tough match loosing out 4&3.  Ben Hynes and Conor McAleer both won their subs matches.  Congratulations to all the squad.  Next up in the final pool match against Woodenbridge next Saturday.

First out today were our Boyne Cup team who played Arklow in the first round of this competition.  With three matches at home and a strong team selected a Greystones win was hoped for. Anne Cafferky & Trish Sheil won 4&3 and Mary Hutch & Mary Kavanagh won 6&5 at home to give us a 2 nil lead.  It was tighter in Arklow but Ciara Marmion and Michelle Knapp won out 2&1 and Nuala Mahon & Helen Lush dug out a half. Anne O’Neill and Monica Smith were 2 up through 14 at home when called in.

Saturday 23rd May

Our Barton Shield team headed to Hermitage Golf Club for the 2105 qualifier.  Expectations were high after a lot of preparation by the team and manager Collie Dunne over the winter.  It wasn’t to be however.  On the day Alan Condren and Eddie Lonergan fought back after a slow start to finish at a very good 4 over par.  Shane O’Connor & Daniel O’Byrne had a good front 9, however they hit water on the 10th and took a triple bogey and had another couple of costly holes to finish at 11 over par.  The cumulative 16 over missed out qualification by 2 shots.

Friday 22nd May

Our ladies Intermediate Cup team lost narrowly to Grange Golf Club.  President Via Maume led the way, winning 3&2 and Karen Purcell won on 18.  Unfortunately Ciara Marmion went down 3&2 and Michelle Knapp lost on 18.  The deciding match saw Roisin Norris go down 19 but it wasn’t to be our day. Hard luck to all the team and management.

Better news for our Intermediate Cup team who also played on Friday in the third round.  Lisa Croke won 3&2 and Amanda Lawless and Monica Smith both won on 18.  Frances Twomey finished all square and Angela Shaw lost 5&3.  Congratulations to all involved.