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Mulligan’s Bar Golf Society

Captain’s Day Ryder Cup

Singles Matchplay · Wooden Spoon

Clones Golf Club
Saturday, September 12th First tee: 2:30 PM
Yellow tees Par 71: 5,548m Forecast

Europe

avg 20.85

Navy/Blue/Gold

10½to win

USA

avg 20.20

Red/White/Navy

Garmin Approach S12 · Slieve Russell four-ball · £100 behind the bar · See the prizes

Tee Sheet

2:30 – 4:00 · ten minutes apart

The small print

2:30

2:40

2:50

3:00

3:10

3:20

3:30

3:40

3:50

4:00

The Sides

20 a side

Team Europe

Navy / Blue / GoldCaptain: Paul “Jonto” Johnson, Esq.

  1. 1Ger9
  2. 2Shay9
  3. 3Lochlann10
  4. 4Frank12
  5. 5Brendy14
  6. 6Fintan FlynnGuest16
  7. 7Jamie McCaffrey17
  8. 8Jonto17
  9. 9Govy18
  10. 10Ryan McDermottGuest18
  11. 11Micky20
  12. 12Ben CaugheyGuest24
  13. 13Jamie Teague24
  14. 14Rusty25
  15. 15Hugo26
  16. 16Ronnie FlanaganGuest26
  17. 17Conan32
  18. 18Dom32
  19. 19Kealan32
  20. 20Johnny McManus36

Team USA

Red / White / NavyCaptain: General James “Jimmy” Maguire

  1. 1Diarmuid KingGuest7
  2. 2Jock7
  3. 3Leo7
  4. 4Marty10
  5. 5Raymond McGloinGuest13
  6. 6Sean McDermott16
  7. 7Blobby17
  8. 8Ray McCarronGuest19
  9. 9Caolan SwiftGuest20
  10. 10Jimmy20
  11. 11Seamus McKiernanGuest20
  12. 12Andy22
  13. 13Johnny McCafferty22
  14. 14Ingy24
  15. 15Mully24
  16. 16Sean Conlon24
  17. 17Collie30
  18. 18Conor30
  19. 19Buff36
  20. 20Goof36

Prizes

on the day

Winning team
£100 behind the bar at Mulligan’s
1st & 2nd
Slieve Russell four-ball · Garmin Approach S12 — winner picks, runner-up takes the other
3rd
Clones four-ball
Last place
The Wooden Spoon
Closest to the pin
TaylorMade balls
Longest drive
TaylorMade balls
Par 3s
£2 pot

Paid-up 2026 members contest everything. Guests can contest closest to the pin, longest drive and the £2 pot.

The small print

As of Sunday, September 13th @ 1:28 AM

Two competitions, one card. The Cup is matchplay, Europe against USA. The Stableford is every player’s own score, for the prizes and the Spoon. Same eighteen holes, same card — both count.

Everybody plays eighteen. A match result stands the moment it is decided — 3 & 2 is 3 & 2 — but nobody picks up and nothing is conceded. Play out all eighteen and hand in a full card, because the same round decides the Stableford.

The Cup. Twenty singles matches, two in every group of four, a point for a win and a half each for a half. 10½ of 20 takes the Cup.

The Stableford. Running alongside the Cup, every player’s net Stableford points are totted up over the eighteen. The top three take 1st, 2nd and 3rd; the lowest total takes the Wooden Spoon. Twelve of the forty can’t win the Spoon — eight guests on their first outing with the society, and four who have already won it this year.

Guest Not a society member. Nine of the forty. Their points count towards the Cup, but of the prizes they can win only closest to the pin, longest drive, the £2 pot on the par 3s and, if eligible, the Wooden Spoon.

How the sides were split. The field was ranked by handicap and dealt out to give two level sides, then players and handicaps were traded in place as they firmed up. Europe now averages 20.85, USA 20.20.