Round up: Miele Fourball for Cahir Park, Rafferty best, South-East Alliance
Yvonne Morrison and Bernie Carroll (Cahir Park) celebrate their win on the 20th in 2014 Miele All Ireland Ladies Interclub Fourball final to clinch victory at Naas Golf Club today (05/10/2014). Picture by Pat Cashman
Miele All Ireland Fourball — Cahir Park beat Tuam in a playoff to clinch the Miele All Ireland Fourball Championship at Naas.
Lorna Mullally (Tuam) reacts to a missed putt on the 8th green during the 2014 Miele All Ireland Ladies Interclub Fourball final at Naas Golf Club today (05/10/2014). Picture by Pat Cashman
The sides finished level at 2-2 which meant that the low handicap pairing from each team were forced to playoff and it was Cahir Park's Bernie Carroll and Yvonne Morrison who came up trumps, beating Lorna Mullally and Martina Casserly on the 20th.
Cahir Park 2 Tuam 2
- Bernie Carroll (15) and Yvonne Morrison (19) lost to Lorna Mullally and Martina Casserly (15) 7&6
- Caithlin Fitzgerald (14) and Michelle Keating (23) beat Anneta O Neill (12) and Mary Bollard (20) 5&3
- Susan Carey (18) and Breda Keating (19) lost to Jacqui Mc Grath (17) and Siobhan Joyce (20) 1up
- Marie Keating (22) and Emma Keating (24) beat Jackie Cullen (16) and Ann Higgins (23) 3&1
Playoff
- Bernie Carroll (15) and Yvonne Morrison (19) beat Lorna Mullally and Martina Casserly (15) on the 20th
usan Carey (Cahir Park) holes her putt on the 17th green during the final of the 2014 Miele All Ireland Ladies Interclub Fourball at Naas Golf Club today (05/10/2014). Picture by Pat Cashman
Mary McKenna (President, Irish Ladies Golf Union) presenting Julie Connolly (Lady Captain, Cahir Park Golf Club) with the 2014 Miele All Ireland Ladies Interclub Fourball pennant after their victory at Naas Golf Club today (05/10/2014). Also in the picture are in front (from left) Pat McGrath (MD Miele Ireland), Maura Murphy (Lady Captain, Naas Golf Club), Imelda Fitzpatrick (Team Manager) and Susan Carey.At back (from left) Bernie Carroll, Yvonne Carroll, Emma Keating, Marie Keating, Chris Noonan, Caithlin Fitzgerald, Michelle Keating, Phil Barry and Breda Keating. Picture by Pat Cashman
European Senior Tour — Phil Golding carded a two under par 70 to claim his second European Senior Tour title at the rain-delayed French Riviera Masters.
Phil Golding. Picture: © European Senior Tour
He claimed a four-shot victory over Argentina’s Cesar Monasterio on 15 under par 20 at the Terre Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort in Provence.
Ronan Rafferty was the leading Irish player, tied for 20th on three under after a 72 (€5,120) with Des Smyth (€4,023) tied 22nd on two under after a 76.
Denis O'Sullivan (72) tied for 37th on one over to pick up €2,120 with Philip Walton (€580) tied 63rd on eight over after a 73.
South-East Alliance — Alan Thomas claimed Senior Cup glory for Tramore last month but this time he was in action for Dungarvan and he showed he's lost none of his form by claiming the top gross prize in the first outing of the South East Alliance at Dungarvan Golf Club.
He started eagle-birdie-birdie to be four under after three holes while he had to settle for a two under 70, he still won by three shots from Castlemartyr's James Ormond.
South East Alliance, Dungarvan Golf Club
- 1st nett Ciaran Kelly (6) Castlecomer. 69
- 2nd nett Sean O'Shea (5) Castlecomer 70
- 1st gross Alan Thomas (+3) Dungarvan 70
- 2nd gross James Ormond (2) Castlemartyr 73
- Next outing: Tramore 26th October
