Wigertoods wrote: » kinda figured that.Was only taking the piss.Anyway have to agree with you about Dave.Didn't know he had never qualified.He has been at more matchplay finals then I've had hot dinners (I don't eat that much anyway).It would be great to see him play in one,Especiallly in Dublin.No offense to paddy but it's not the hardest game of the night.
HITMANHEALY wrote: » National Matchplay Final Night Matches Dave Redmond v Paddy Lowry Gavin Carty v Frank Ryan Frank Connolly v Sean Harkins Derek Courtney v Darren Thonrberry Philip Byrne v Darren Kane Tom o Reilly v Stephen Keegan Aaron Cuddihy v Gary Healy Anthony Malone v Andy Lowe Junior Smith v Fred McMahon
Kingdom wrote: » Howya Ger, I know he's decent, I just thought Ste would kick after beating Darren, I heard he was playing well in Old County. What happened to you>?
Macker1 wrote: » Just a quick question guys. I used to play P&P quite a lot when younger which is a good while ago. It has crossed my mind on a number of occasions to take the game up again and I'm just wondering how does the process work in relation to your handicap. Back in the days I was playing off 2 in the senior section but have not played in many years. Is it a case that you resume playing at the former handicap or do you re-submit cards to reflect your current playing ability. I'm not trying to fool anyone and would just like to be given the appropriate handicap based on what would be my current playing level. The gap since playing at my original level would be 15 years approx. Its amazing what family and career will do to your game
HITMANHEALY wrote: » Once u join back ur handicap will be reviewed by ur club they wil then resomment an appropiate handicap for u then get it signed off by county board and ppui. what club did u play for
quote=Macker1;55896538 It would be nice to get back playing if only for a bit of craic and exercise. Having said that I would be intent on getting back to a decent standard.
davey180 wrote: » trying to trim up macker?:p
Macker1 wrote: » Used to play out of CPM in Clondalkin. Used to play a lot when younger with no commitments but work and family put paid to that. Now living down in Ballivor, Co Meath so re-joining CPM would not appeal to me as I would like to consider somewhere a bit closer to home. It would be nice to get back playing if only for a bit of craic and exercise. Having said that I would be intent on getting back to a decent standard.
GerCPM wrote: » Macker come back to us.D O Reilly said u wer a decent player
Macker1 wrote: » Pass on my thanks to Darren for that. How is the club doing these days. Is it in good condition with decent membership and who is running the show. I work in the area and still have family there so I may drop by sometime to have a look.
quote=Dromcill;55908755] St Stephens Scratch Cup: Winner over 54 holes, J Cahill (Fermoy) 133 gross, 29 under par;
davey180 wrote: » well done to john cahill 29 under! I was playing with him on saturday morning in our club competion (stableford) and wasnt playing well with me and now 29 under unbelivable! I played much better this weekend as of 11 i got 46 net and was beaten by 2 shots damn! 49.5 won the overall and hes off 1 ! And R Murphy second well done lads.:)
Wigertoods wrote: » Yeah 29 under is a fine score.Well done to John,won by a good few shots as well. Unlucky davey.Stick with it and you'll get there.
davey180 wrote: » thanks wigertoods as for me one day at a time.To hot to play today as im getting a suntan in me garden!
Wigertoods wrote: » Good draw in the Leinster s/p kingdom ! Anyone play in the National scramble over the weekend and any views on how it went. Seems like 77 was a very low cut off score for the top 18 teams and shows that a team made up of all seniors players really have no chance of winning no matter how well they play.
HITMANHEALY wrote: » Alright Wiger, i played in it with JR and Eoin, we struggled a bit to be honest, lucan was playing really well slick greens but we missed a few putts due to be on the wrong side of the hole made it really difficult, we had 13 in Lucan and 14 in RGSC to finish 78, i heard the gross was 42 under for the winner, if we had made the cut surely we would have beat that hands down, scoring was very low the cut after one round on at was 38 - which to me was to low
Wigertoods wrote: » Am I right in thinking that the gross prize was for the 4 rounds over the 2 days. In which case it was your original NETT score on the first day that qualifies you to play on the second day.Seems quite ridiculous to have a gross prize based on your original nett score.Defeats the purpose really. Am i missing something here
clare rd. wrote: » Hey Dromcill, the draws are up for the munster s/p, we are teeing of very early, suppose alot of players playing. what club u play for?
Kingdom wrote: » Yeah I'm happy with it, If I keep to a shot or two of him I'd be happy. We're out at 12.30 the rest of yis start at 1.30 . In all seriousness it could be a long day for some ofyis. I hear he is in a bit of form too from what I've been told. He got the first 14, then finished 1,2 for rd 1 then got the next 7 in his match in the matchplay qual. Missed his first putt on the 8th hole in the 2nd round! Anyway I'm heading to Bridgets this evening, I'll let ye know what its like tomorrow.
HITMANHEALY wrote: » who we talking about here kingdom
