The Bloom Men's Team had a decisive win today over Dunlaoghaire Golf Club to proceed to the next round. Congratulations to the team and manager Marc Thornton
Following our win against Hermitage, Revive Active Ladies Team play Knockanally tomorrow (Fri) at 2.30pm with two matches at home and three away.
List of Men prizewinners for Saturday 26th May, 5.00 pm in the clubhouse
See below List of Prizewinners for Prizegiving Saturday 26th May at 5pm in Clubhouse
Best of luck to the KGC Cullen Cup Team : Barbara Kearney, Donal Coghlan, Mary Butler Ian Williams, Judith Hayward, Dan Meaney Anne Marie Kerney, Barry Jackson, Elaine Healy, Marc Thornton and Managers Breda Murtagh & Marc Thornton. Team playing in Bray (5 matches away) at 2.00 p.m. Supporters welcome (Saturday 19th May).
The ladies Bloom Team went to Dunlaoghaire, Tuesday 8th May, having won a match and halved a match so all square! In sunny, but very blustery conditions the second two pairs lost their matches, resulting in the third match ( which was one up going up the 17th hole) being called in.
The ladies are loving the new outdoor furniture in KGC this weekend!
The Ladies Bloom match 1st leg was played in KGC today, Thursday 3rd May. One match was won, one lost and one halved.
Huge congrats to Revive Active team who beat Hermitage 3-2 yesterday. All 5 matches had to be played away due to flooding in KGC. Travel time to Hermitage took almost 3 hours due to road closures following an accident and the matches started over an hour late. KGC were not affected by the absence of ANY putting practice time and the final match finally holed out on the 18th at 9:20 in darkness! Great work ladies.
It was all happening this weekend .... three of our teams played Saturday & Sunday -
Hard luck to our Junior Foursomes team who lost out to Elm Park today in Bray in cold and misty conditions.
Fri 13th April - Junior Foursomes v Elm Park in Bray GC at 1.30
Well done to our Men's All Ireland Fourball on a convincing victory on Easter Sunday against Lisheen Springs. The two matches at home were won and when the men secured a win away, the remaining two pairs were called in even though both were in a winning position at the time.