This week’s sweep results from around the course

Published on 27/07/2012 09:00

WEDNESDAY JULY 11 - Jason Greenaway, the professional at Banbridge Golf Club, generously sponsored this juvenile sweep. Robert Lyttle and Mathew Burns won the two top prizes.

WHITE BLOCKS: 1st, Robert Lyttle 41; 2nd, Thomas Luke 41.

YELLOW BLOCKS: 1st, Matthew Burns 48; 2nd, Jack Reid 47.

SUNDAY JULY 15 - Mark Crory became the 25th different winner of the Sunday Sweep. His win was overshadowed by the massive twos rollover. The jackpot was shared between William Malcolmson, Josh Lockhart and Stephen Downey.

1st, Mark Crory (13) Nett 30.5; 2nd, John Crothers (13) Nett 31.5; 3rd, Eugene Weir (6) Nett 33.

MONDAY JULY 16 - This was a rewarding round of golf for Albert Morrison. Not only did he win the top prize but he also split the twos pot with Laurence Bramall.

1st, Albert Morrison (20) 35; 2nd, Scott Nelson (11) 31.

WEDNESDAY JULY 18 - The club captain, William McCandless, donated the prizes for this juvenile sweep. The winners will be presented with their prizes on Lady Captain’s night, July 28.

WHITE BLOCKS: 1st, Patrick Magennis 43; 2nd, Michael Young 40.

YELLOW BLOCKS: 1st, Jack McKerr 44; 2nd, Chrissy Burns 44.

BOYS (nine holes) – Mark Cowan 57 gross.

GIRLS – 1st, Melissa Whan Nett 35; Best Gross: Lois Lyttle 86.

THURSDAY JULY 19 - There was an excellent entry for the Thursday Open. Scott Nelson (12), who has been in tremendous form of late, won with 44 points. Philip Mallon (10), always consistent, was runner-up with 42 points. Colin Dowds (8) was third with 41 points.

Trevor Woods (5) won his second best gross prize of the season with a level par 69.

Robert Barnes (14), Mark McCoy (9), Eugene Weir (5) and Shane Rooney (7) all came close with 40 points each.

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