Karl Fielding (Brand Manager, Kellogg’s) presenting the Grange Golf Club men’s team (from left) John Noonan, Eamon O’Brien and Kevin Pepper with first prize in the team section at the 2013 Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge Final at the GUI National Golf Academy, Carton House today (14/09/2013). Also in the picture is Kenny Fahey (GUI National Golf Academy Teaching Professional). Picture by Pat CashmanTyrellspass teenager Paul Daly scooped top prize at the Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge National Final on Saturday.

The 19-year-old three-handicapper, who plays out of Tullamore, was crowned National Skills Champion after a stunning display at the GUI National Golf Academy. Click here for picture gallery

Amid glorious sunshine at Irish golf HQ, Daly’s sublime short-game took him clear of the field in the seven-skill challenge.

Daly got off to the perfect start, scoring a maximum 30 points with his driver in the first challenge. A steady finish on the putting green saw him take the title ahead of Greenore’s Sean Murphy on countback after both men finished with 170 points.

Daly became the second ever National Champion, following in the footsteps of Beech Park’s Eamonn Donoghue, who won the inaugural Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge National Final in 2012.

In the team event – which was held for the first time in 2013 - Dublin club, Grange, took the men’s title, narrowly defeating Tullamore from Co Offaly.

The Grange trio of John Noonan (5), Kevin Pepper (13) and Eamon O’Brien (25) finished first after scores of 165, 140 and 70 respectively. Low-man Noonan led the way for Grange, shooting 165, which had him in contention for the individual title.

The ladies team title was captured by Limerick club, Castletroy. Shirley Real (6), Ann McCarthy (16) and Maura Devenney (22) combined for the Munster side to take top prize.

Karl Fielding (Brand Manager, Kellogg’s) presenting the Grange Golf Club men’s team (from left) John Noonan, Eamon O’Brien and Kevin Pepper with first prize in the team section at the 2013 Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge Final at the GUI National Golf Academy, Carton House today (14/09/2013). Also in the picture is Kenny Fahey (GUI National Golf Academy Teaching Professional). Picture by Pat CashmanThe omens were good for the Limerick ladies when McCarthy’s brother-in-law, Noel Ruane, scooped €35,000 on RTÉ’s Winning Streak on Saturday evening.