Callaghan wins inaugural Craddock Trophy
Albert Lee (Hon Secretary, GUI) presenting Patrick Callaghan (Castle Dargan) with the 2014 Irish Boys Under 13 Amateur Open Championship trophy (Craddock Cup) after his victory at Malahide Golf Club (11/08/2014). Also in the picture are (from left) Tommy Rusk (Captain, Malahide Golf Club), Paddy Craddock and Pauline Chawke- Clancy (Lady Captain, Malahide Golf Club), Picture by Pat Cashman
Castle Dargan's Patrick Callaghan earned a place in history as the inaugural winner of the Craddock Trophy at Malahide Golf Club.
Winner Patrick Callaghan (Castle Dargan) pictured with Paddy Craddock after his victory in the 2014 Irish Boys Under 13 Amateur Open Championship (Craddock Trophy) at Malahide Golf Club (11/08/2014). Picture by Pat Cashman
The prize for the winner of the Irish Boys Under 13 Amateur Open Championship was earned by Callaghan by virture of a round of 76, the six-handicappper faring best in testing conditions on the immaculate Malahide layout.
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It was good enough for a two-shot victory over Dundalk's Josh Mackin, with two other Castle Dargan players, Daragh Connolly and Sean Carroll, finishing third and fourth respectively.
Muskerry's Jack Egan rounded off the top-five.
Irish Boys Under 13 Amateur Open Championship, Malahide Golf Club
Monday 11 August 2014
Final Results - Detailed scoreboard
76 Patrick Callaghan (Castle Dargan)
78 Josh Mackin (Dundalk)
79 Daragh Connolly (Castle Dargan), Sean Carroll (Castle Dargan), Jack Egan (Muskerry)
81 Luke O'Neill (Connemara)
83 Robert Galligan (Elm Park)
84 Conor Gough (England)
85 Josh Black (Hilton Templepatrick), Peter Taylor (Tandragee), Stephan Campbell (The Island), Tom McKibbin (Holywood), Eoin Mcgrath (Athlone), Stephen Rennick (Royal Curragh), Simon Walker (Roscommon)
Dan Byrne (Glen of the Downs) playing from the water at the 14th hole during the 2014 Irish Boys Under 13 Amateur Open Championship at Malahide Golf Club. Picture by Pat Cashman
86 Rory Brown (Royal Co. Down), Luka Keyes (Glen of the Downs), Keaton Morrison (Holywood), Jake Lindy (Cahir Park), Darren Leufer (Tuam)
87 Robert Halpenny (Dun Laoghaire), Conor Grant (The Island), Annraoi Collins (Laytown & Bettystown), David O'Malley (Black Bush)
88 Mark Duggan (Highfield), Struan Hancock (England), Alex Maguire (Laytown & Bettystown), Thomas Harte (Castle), Jack Walsh (Kilkenny)
89 Ross Higgins (Bandon), Ronan McCrory (Lurgan), Toby McCandless (Royal Belfast), Max Kennedy (The Royal Dublin), Dylan Keating (Seapoint)
90 Ronan Cowhey (Elm Park), Dean Russell (Clontarf), Eoin O'Doherty (Greencastle), Harry West (England), Daniel O'Sullivan (Mallow)
91 Ryan Mc Nelis (Fintona), Matthew Crumlish (Ashbourne)
92 Sean Downes (Beaverstown), Max O'Leary (Muskerry), Luke Walsh (Killarney), Sean Doyle (Black Bush)
93 Tom Flanagan (Co. Sligo), Edward Rowe (Tandragee)
95 Patrick O'Shea (Kilkenny), Glen Byrne (Glasson), Eoin Sullivan (Carton House), Jack McGahon (Roscommon)
96 Kevin McCarrick (United Arab Emirates)
97 Jack Brown (The Heath)
101 Thomas Stout (Royal Belfast)
103 Daniel Flanagan (Co. Sligo), Rhys Goodall (Hilton Templepatrick)
106 Dan Byrne (Glen of the Downs), James Hamill (Holywood)
DQ Kevin Collins (Douglas), Steven Patten (Tipperary), Rory Milne (Faithlegg)
WD Michael Duignan (Howth), Xavier Schwarz (England)
CSS – 72
