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Ian Vance takes the win as stroke play returns at Letterkenny Golf Club

written by Chris McNulty July 22, 2020
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THE Co Lab LYIT Open on July 12 saw a return to a stroke play competition at Letterkenny Golf Club.

The competition was played in tough conditions but also some really good scoring.

Winner on the day was the big hitting Ian Vance (21) who went around in nett score of 63 including 6 pars & a birdie on the 14th.

Picture: Co-Lab LYIT Open winners: L-R. Winner Ian Vance, captain Ed Margey, Shea Henry sponsor and Paul Duddy 4th place.

Second went to Jack O’Brien (15) with a nett score of 66 including 8 pars & a birdie on the 9th & 18th.

Third place was Cian Walsh (19) with a nett score of 67 including 5 pars & a birdie on the 13th.

Fourth place went to Paul Duddy (28) with a nett score of 69 in a round that included 4 pars & a birdie on the 14th.

Gross prize on the day went to Kevin Rafferty (4) with a great round of 77 and 1 over nett including 9 pars and birdies on 16th & 18th.

Visitors prize went to Damien Martin (5) with a super 6 over par including 8 pars & birdies on 4th, 11th and 18th.

The winner of the Sweeney’s Spar open on July 8 was rising star and ever improving Dermot Dunleavy (18) with a brilliant score of 45  points which included 7 pars & a total 12 over par.

Runner up on the day was Joe McManus (18) with an impressive 43 points BOT in a round that included 10 pars.

Gross on the day and with a terrific 1 over par round that included birdies on the 12th and 14th and 14 pars was current match play champion Eunan McGarrigle (5)

Third on the day also with 43 points and only beaten on BOT was Eoin O Shea (22) in a round that included 5 pars.

Fourth place on 40 points (BOT) was wrapped up by Kyle Loughrey (22) with a superb eagle on the 18th the highlight of the round.

First place on the day in the Hickey, Clarke and Langan Open on July 10 went to David McCormick (4) with a 4 over par 37 points including 9 pars &  birdies on the 9th, 11th & 14th.

Second place went to visitor Conor Henderson with 36 points in a round that included 8 pars & a birdie on the 8th.

Third place on the day went to Chris Duffy (5) with 35 points,  six over par round including six pars and birdies on 2nd, 4th, 7th and 11th.

Fourth place went to Michael McLaughlin (24) with 34 points including a birdie on the 4th.

Winner of the Evolve Menswear Open on July 11 went to PJ Nee (10) with a 8 over par 40 points including 9 pars and a birdie on 15th.

Second place went to Henry McCahey (11) with 38 points (BOT)  secured by a superb eagle on the 18th sealing the deal.

Third place went to Rory McGonagle (21) also with 38 points including 6 pars.

Fourth place also with 38 points was Mark McNulty (17) with 5 pars and a birdie on the 4th.

Gross on the day was won by the previous days winner David McCormick (4) in a super round that included 10 pars & birdies on 2nd & 11th.

The Specsavers Letterkenny Monday Open on July 13 was won by the in-form Ciaran Haran (13) with 41 points including 12 pars & total of 9 over par. He was a winner for the second time in as many weeks.

Second place was Lee Walsh (8) with 39 points in a super 5 over round including 4 pars and birdies on the 4th, 7th, 10th, 11th and 12th.

Specsavers Letterkenny open winners: L-R,Liam Wiseman 3rd place,Jack Patton gross prize winner, Captain Ed Margey, Vinny McLaughlin 4th, and Ciaran Haran Winner.

Third place went to club stalwart Liam Wiseman (10) with 38 points BOT in a round that included 12 pars.

Fourth place went to Vinny McLaughlin (18) also with 38 points including 5 pars and a birdie on the 5th.

Gross prize on the day went to Jack Patton (5) with a round that included 11 pars and a birdie on the 8th.

 

Ian Vance takes the win as stroke play returns at Letterkenny Golf Club was last modified: July 22nd, 2020 by Chris McNulty
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Chris McNulty

Author of 'Boxing In Donegal: A History (2021)' - the definitive history of the sport in County Donegal - and 'Relentless: A Race Through Time', the 2019 memoir of former Irish Athletics Team Manager Patsy McGonagle. From St Johnston and now based in Letterkenny, Chris was a nominee for NUJ Sports Journalist of the Year in 2010. Honoured by the Donegal Boxing Board in 2016 for his coverage on the sport.

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