Moyola Park golf club Derry
Moyola Park Golf Course
Rumour has it golf has been played at Moyola Park since the early 1900's but it was not until 1976 when Lord Moyola retained Don Patterson to design this magnificent 18-hole Parkland course. Don was Ronan Rafferty's mentor at the time, for those of you who are too young to remember Ronan and can only identify him on TV doing commentary for American channels Ronan was one of the great Irish amateur and professional golfers. He is the only Irish player to top the European Order of Merit. Sure Daren and Padraig are knocking on the door but they have yet to do it.
Moyola Park is a spectacular Championship Parkland Course measuring 6,519 yards with a Par 71 and a standard scratch to match off the blue stakes, the ladies is somewhat shorter at 5,638 yards Par 72 and standard scratch to match. The course record is 67 shot by Randal Evans. The signature hole at Moyola Park is the 8th at 421 yards "The River Hole" is a 90-degree dogleg requiring careful club selection off the tee and having achieved that you are confronted with an even more daunting shot over the River Moyola to a well-protected green set just back from the river. The finishing hole is a Par 5 at 562 yards will test both the skill and nerve of the best of golfers, with a narrow tree-lined fairway, it requires accuracy with every shot.
The clubhouse is steeped in history as it was once the retirement home of Admiral Lord Graves, he who fought in the Napoleonic Wars. However for today's it provides every facility he or she can require.
Moyola Park was voted the No. 97-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2024 (Up-1);
Moyola Park was voted the No. 98-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2023 (Down-1);
Moyola Park was voted the No. 99-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2022;
Moyola Park was voted the No. 97-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2016;
Green Fees Monday to Friday G.I.M.: | £40 |
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. G.I.M.: | £60 |
Green Fees with a Member: | £19/22 |
Green Fees for Opens: | £20/25 |
Practice Area: | Range |
Club Hire: | Yes |
Buggy Hire: £25 | Yes |
Soft Spikes: | Yes |
Membership Available: | Yes |
Full Membership Fee: | £835 |
Full Associate Membership Fee: | £650 |
Full Family Membership Fee: | £1,338 |
Full 5-Day Membership Fee: | £541 |
Full Student Membership Fee: | £225 |
Full Youth 24-26 Membership Fee: | £458 |
Full Juvenile Membership Fee: | £87 |
Full Junior Membership Fee: | £87 |
Full Cadet Membership Fee: | £40 |
Course Type | Parkland |
No Holes | 18 |
Members | 962 |
Designer | Don Patterson |
Founded | 1976 |
Address | 15 Curran Road, |
Telephone | 028-79-468468 |
moyolapark@btconnect.com | |
Website | Moyola Park golf club website |
Secretary/Manager: | Michael Gribbin |
Captain: | Seamus Graffin |
Lady Captain: | Rachel Smith |
President: | Anne Speedie |
Junior Boys' Captain: | Michael Campbell |
Junior Girls' Captain: | Caoimhe Gunning |
Vice-Captains': | & |
Hon. Secretary: | Tom O’Kane & Rachel Smith |
Club Pro: | Gareth Shaw 028-79-468830 |
Hon. Treasurer: | Hilary Armstrong |
Comp. Secretary: | Seamus Graffin & Julie McKee |
Location Map
Lat:54.786880
Long:-6.559954
General Facts & Information
Course opening hours: Daylight hours | Clubhouse opening hours: 11.00am to 11.00pm |
Mobile phones: Not on course |
Dress Code: Neat and casual, no denim |
Catering: Full catering, facilities | Days to Avoid: Sundays & Wednesdays am |
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other days | Pre-booking for open Tournaments:14 Days in advance |
Moyola Park Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*
Open & Major Fixtures 2024 (Confirmed) | ||||
Event | Start | Finish | Type | Duration |
Captains' Drive-In | Saturday 13 April | Closed | 1 | |
Captain's Prize (Q) |
Saturday 20 July | Closed | 1 | |
Captain's Prize | Saturday 3 August | Closed | 1 | |
Lady Captain's Prize | Saturday 10 August | Closed | 1 | |
President's Prize to the Ladies | Wednesday 14 August | Closed | 1 | |
President's Prize | Saturday 7 September |
Closed | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 1 April | Tuesday 2 April |
Open | 1 |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Tuesday 2 April | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 29 April |
Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 6 May | Open | 1 | |
Mixed Greensomes | Sunday 26 May | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Monday 27 May | Open | 1 | |
Ulster U-18 Boys' Close (Qualifier for U-18 Open) | Wednesday 24 June | G.I. | 1 | |
L. & G. Siorns Singles Stableford | Monday 1 July | Open | 1 | |
Start of Open Week | Monday 8 July | Friday 12 July | Open | 5 |
Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ |
Monday 8 July | Open | 1 | |
Singles Strokes | Tuesday 9 July | Open | 1 | |
Ladies 3-Person Team Event |
Wednesday 10 July | Open | 1 | |
Singles Stableford | Thursday 11 July | Open | 1 | |
L. & G. Singles Stableford | Friday 12 July | Open | 1 | |
Ladies 3-Person Team Event |
Wednesday 21 August | Open | 1 |
Card of the Course
Key | Data |
White | Par 71 SSS 71 6,383 yd's |
Yellow | Par 71 SSS 70 6,238 yd's |
Red | Par 72 SSS 72 5,658 yd's |
Green | Par 71 SSS 69 6,057 yd's |
Card
Hole Name | Hole No. | White |
Yellow |
Green | Par | Index | Red | Par | Index |
The Pump | 1 | 407 | 399 |
385 | 4 | 7 |
372 | 4 | 5 |
The Pony's Grazing | 2 | 413 | 406 | 400 | 4 | 5 | 392 | 5 | 15 |
Ballynocker | 3 | 301 | 297 |
288 | 4 | 13 | 288 | 4 | 17 |
Captain's Pride | 4 | 149 | 140 | 129 | 3 | 15 | 129 | 3 | 13 |
The Avenue | 5 | 517 | 512 | 507 | 5 | 17 | 453 | 5 | 9 |
Slieve Gallion | 6 | 423 | 417 | 408 | 4 | 3 |
330 | 4 | 11 |
Curran Road | 7 | 388 | 385 | 379 | 4 | 11 | 373 | 4 | 3 |
The River | 8 | 399 |
399 |
353 | 4 | 1 | 314 | 4 | 7 |
Whinney Hill | 9 | 374 | 360 | 347 | 4 | 9 | 346 | 4 | 1 |
Out | 3,389 | 3,315 | 3,196 | 36 | 2,997 | 37 | |||
Shellgrove | 10 | 349 | 343 | 338 | 4 | 12 | 325 | 4 | 10 |
Sergeant's Mess | 11 | 375 | 370 | 366 | 4 | 4 | 344 | 4 | 4 |
Fox's Den | 12 | 201 | 192 | 186 | 3 | 10 | 173 | 3 | 16 |
Yankie's Garden | 13 | 491 | 479 | 467 | 5 | 18 | 455 | 5 | 6 |
Big Beech | 14 | 414 | 402 | 390 | 4 | 2 | 352 | 4 | 2 |
Purgatory | 15 | 315 | 307 | 302 | 4 | 14 | 294 | 4 | 12 |
The Castle | 16 | 172 | 159 | 148 | 3 | 6 | 137 | 3 | 14 |
The Island | 17 | 115 | 115 | 115 | 3 | 16 | 94 |
3 | 18 |
Shanemullagh | 18 | 562 | 556 | 549 | 5 | 8 | 487 | 5 | 8 |
In | 2,994 |
2,923 | 2,861 | 35 | 2,661 | 35 | |||
Total | 6,383 | 6,238 | 6,057 | 71 | 5,658 | 72 | |||
SSS | 71 | 70 | 69 | 72 |
Notable rounds
Men's Course Record: 67 Randal Evans
Ladies Course Record:
Members Achievements
Moyola Park Golf Club win their First Green Pennant.
Moyola Park Golf Club won the Barton Shield All-Ireland Final by 10-holes when the beat Nenagh Golf Club on Saturday 31st August 2024 at Carlow Golf Club. they were led out by Christopher Selfridge with Corey Scullion who had a comfortable 7-up win against Shane Hogan with Scott O'Brien and the bottom match of Luke Lennox with Dean Crawford were 3-up through 13 against David Reddan Jnr. With Tony Scroope giving them a very convincing 10-hole win and their first Barton Shield.
They met Leinster Champions Castleknock Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on the Friday and had a very tight match finishing on the 20th hole. Christopher Selfridge with Corey Scullion finished all square against Paul Coughlan with James Mitten, with the bottom match going all the way up the 20th before getting a result when Luke Lennox with Dean Crawford delivered the point against Quentin Carew with Mark Doogue.
The previous day they met Ballinasloe Golf Club in the Quarter-Finals and recorded a 1-hole win against the Co. Galway Club. In the top match Christopher Selfridge with Corey Scullion were 1-up against Ciaran Smyth with Niall Conneely and in the bottom match Luke Lennox with Dean Crawford were 1-up through 17 against Tom Cafferky with Aidan Grenham.
Moyola Park Golf Club reached the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals of the Jimmy Bruen Shiels at Shannon Golf Club on Friday 6th September 2024 when they lost out to Clonakilty Golf Club by 3-matches to 1-match against the Co. Cork Club. First on the tee was Gary Corr with Glen Wilson who lost their match against Dylan Smyth with Riley Stenson by 2 and 1, they were followed by Niall Gribbin with Martin Kearney who had a 1-hole win against Barry McGovern with Anthony Derrane, in the penultimate match Conor Bradley with Michael Drumm lost their match by the minimum against Philip Somers with Gary O'Brien and in the bottom match Liam Morgan with Brendan McCaul lost their match against Kenneth Murphy with Seamus Crowe by 3 and 1.
Kayleigh Mulholland was selected on the Irish U-16 Girls’ team to play England at Burnham & Berrow Golf Club, in Somerset on Saturday 5th October 2024. They were coached by Michelle Carroll and managed by Sara Rose Shelly.
Josie McGuckin and Kayleigh Mulholland won the Coronation Foursomes at St Andrews in 2023.
Young Corey Scullion was selected on the Ulster Under-18 Interprovincial Team played at Ballykisteen Golf Club on 21st and 22nd August 2023.
The other members of the team were Noah Bickerstaff (Massereen Golf Club), Adam Buchanan (Royal Portrush Golf Club), Fionn Dobbin (Malone Golf Club), Finlay Eager (Royal Belfast Golf Club), Darcy Hogg (Belvoir Park Golf Club) and Harry McArdle (Warrenpoint Golf Club).
They were Captained by Jeff Forde (Tandragee Golf Club) and Managed by Trevor Lewers (Portstewart Golf Club).
Young Kayleigh Mulholland was selected on the Ulster Girl’s Under-18 Interprovincial Team played at Ballykisteen Golf Club on 21st and 22nd August 2023.
The other members of the team were Julia Currie, Olivia Currie, Hannah Lee-McNamara, Gemma McMeekin and Ella Proctor (Royal Portrush Golf Club) and Holly Hamilton (Belvoir Park Golf Club).
They were Captained by Nicola Gorman (Fortwilliam Golf Club) and Managed by Suzanne Logan (Massereene Golf Club).
The Girl's of Moyola Park Golf Club qualified for the All-Ireland deciders of Girls Inter-Club All-Ireland Series at Ballina Golf Club on 23rd August 2022.
They met the Girls of Douglas Golf Club in the All-Ireland Quarter-Final and lost out by 2½-matches to ½-match.
First on the tee was Kavleigh Mulholland who halved her match against Hailey Martinez, she was followed by Abby McGurk who went down to Amy O’Sullivan by 6 and 5 and in the bottom match Caoimhe Gunning lost to Claudia O’Donoghue by 7 and 6.
Kayleigh Mulholland was selected on the Ulster Girls’ Under-18 team to participate in the Interprovincial Championships at Hilton Templepatrick Golf Club from 19th to 21st July 2022, the others on the squad were Ella Proctor, Gemma McMeekin, Hannah Lee-McNamara, Poppy Hastings, Olivia Currie and Julia Currie (Royal Portrush Golf Club) the non-travelling Reserve was Alanna Ross (Knock Golf Club) they were managed by Nicola Gorman from Fortwilliam Golf Club and captained by Andrea Proctor from Royal Portrush Golf Club.
Corey Scullion was selected to represent Ulster on the Boys’ Under-16 Interprovincial Team at Mount Wolseley Hotel and Golf Resort on October 9th and 10th October 2021, the others on the squad were Adam Buchanan (Malone Golf Club), Harry Mc Ardle (Warrenpoint Golf Club), Michael Wilson and Noah Bickerstaff (Massereene Golf Club) and Samuel Allister (Belvoir Park Golf Club) they were managed by Ciaran Fitzsimons from Ardglass Golf Club and captained by Diarmuid Logue from Portsalon Golf Club.
The Ladies of Moyola Park Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Challenge Cup at Ballycastle Golf Club on Sunday 1st September 2019 when they beat the Ladies of Malone Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches.
They were led out by Sally Coyle who beat Margaret Montgomery by 4 and 3, she was followed by Mary McGuigan who lost her match against Cathy Bratty 1-hole, next on the tee was Marian Diamond who recorded a 3 and 1 win against Ellen Toner, in the penultimate match Aileen Cassidy had a similar win against Norma Scott and in the bottom match Christine Chivers had one of those days when she lost her match against Laura McCausland by 6 and 5.
Moyola Park Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield in 2017 when they beat Blackwood Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches in the decider and Cloverhill Golf Club by a similar margin in the Semi-Final.
They made their way to Carton House Golf Club in Co. Kildare when they were drawn against Munster Champions Thurles Golf Club the eventual winners of the Green Pennant in the All-Ireland Semi-Final.
They were led out by Seamus Graffin with Timothy Steele against Michael Cleary with Brendan Mullins, they were followed by Malachy McKee with Stephen Heaney who were matched against Eddie Trant with Jimmy Murphy, next on the tee was Bernard O’Kane with Gerald Loughlin against Anthony Ryan with Thomas Powell, in the penultimate match Conor McKenna with Tony Johnston took on Martin Whitty with Bill Geraghty and the bottom match was between Desmond Cleary with Martin McNabb and Brenny Murphy with Paul Dempsey.
Moyola Park Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield in 2002 and where drawn against Leinster Champions Castlewarden in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals at Galway Golf Club on September 5th. They beat Castlewarden and met Munster Champions Woodstock Golf Club in the All-Ireland Final on the Friday. They collected the Silver Medals, the squad was Aidan Corr, Fenton Archer, Keith Beatty, Geoff Caskey, Lloyd Peoples, Aidan Kearney, Roddy O'Kane, Michael Gormley, John McCloskey, they where captained by Sean McKenna. The team on the day was Aidan Corr with Fenton Archer, Keith Beatty with Geoff Caskey, David Caskey with Lloyd Peoples, Aidan Keamey with Roddy Kane and Michael Gormley with John McCloskey.
Moyola Park Golf Club was runners-up in All-Ireland Junior Foursomes at Galway Golf Club on Monday 22nd August 2011. They won the Ulster Final at Cairndhu on Sunday 14th August when they beat Royal Portrush Golf Club by 1-hole.
They made their way to Galway Golf Club to compete in the All-Ireland Deciders where they were drawn against Leinster Champions Greystones Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final whom they beat by 1-hole. They were led by Adam Moore with Dean Crawford who lost their match against David Byrne with Chris Boylan by 3-holes. They were followed by Paddy McGuigan with John Quigg who won their match against Niall Byrne with Richard McNulty by 4-holes.
They met Connacht Champions Co. Sligo Park Golf Club in the All-Ireland Final who had beaten Munster Champions Cobh Golf Club by 4-holes in their Semi-Final that morning. They were led again by Adam Moore with Dean Crawford who lost their match against Alan Gaynor with Thomas Finnegan by 3-holes; they were followed by Paddy McGuigan (6) & John Quigg who lost out to Declan Reidy with Sean Flanagan by 2-holes.
Kayleigh Mulholland was selected to represent Ulster on the Girls’ Under-18 Interprovincial Team at Mount Wolseley Hotel and Golf Resort on October 9th and 10th October 2021, the others on the squad were Beth Coulter (Kirkistown Castle Golf Club), Rebekah Gardner and Molly O’Hara (Clandeboye Golf Club), Tara Laverty and Olivia Currie (Royal Portrush Golf Club) and Hannah Lee McNamara (Foyle Golf Club) they were managed by Linda Bradshaw and captained by Barbara Fox from Bangor Golf Club.
Chris Selfridge was selected to represent Ireland in the European Boys’ Amateur Team Championship to be held at Klassis Golf & Country Club, Turkey on Tuesday 6th to Saturday 10th July 2010. The others on the team were Liam Harnett Milltown G. C., Stephen Barry Laytown & Bettystown G. C., Kieran Lynch Skibbereen G. C. Jeff Hopkins Skerries G.C. and Dermot McElroy Ballymena G. C., they were captained by Liam Martin.
Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;
Luke Lennox represented Ireland as a Senior International in 2010 playing 6-times won 2-matches and lost 4-matches accumulating 4-points. He represented Ireland at international Youths level in 2009 playing 2-matches, won 2-matches accumulating 4-points. He represented Ireland at Irish Boys level from 2006 to 2008 playing 25-times won 13-matches halved four and lost 8-matches accumulating 30-points. He represented Ulster in the Senior Interprovincial’s from 2009 to 2010 playing 7-times won 5-matche and lost 2-matches accumulating 14-points. He represented Ulster at the Boys Interprovincial Championships from 2007 to 2008 playing 12-times won 8-matches halved two and lost 2-matches accumulating 18-points;
Paul O'Kane represented Ireland as a Senior International in 2009 playing 4-times won 0-times halved twp and lost 2-matches accumulating 2-points. He represented Ireland at international Youths level in 2007 playing 2-matches, won 2-matches accumulating 4-points. He represented Ulster in the Senior Interprovincial’s from 2008 to 2009 playing 11-times won 8-matches halved one and lost 2-matches accumulating 17-points. He represented Ulster as a Youth in the Interprovincial Championships from 2007 to 2009 playing 18-times won 10-matches halved one and lost 7-matches accumulating 21-points. He represented Ulster at the Boys Interprovincial Championships from 2005 to 2006 playing 12-times won 8-matches halved one and lost 3-matches accumulating 17-points;
Chris Selfridge represented Ireland at Irish Boys level from 2008 to 2010 playing 26-times won 11-matches halved four and lost 11-matches accumulating 26-points. He represented Ulster at the Boys Interprovincial Championships from 2009 to 2010 playing 7-times won 3-matches halved one and lost 3-matches accumulating 7-points;
History of Moyola Park
The first golf ball to be struck in Moyola Park was hit by Lord Spencer Chichester in the early 1900's. He returned from Scotland and decided to make a number of golf holes on his estate. Tom Glass came up with the idea that a golf club would be a great asset to his home town of Maghera. Tom formed a committee to pursue the idea but they were unable to find suitable grounds for a course. The idea re-emerged in 1975 and it was not unusual then, that Lord Spencer Chichester's great grandson, Lord Moyola, should decide to build an eighteen hole course on the same estate. Lord Moyola approached Tom Glass to gauge local interest and on 27 November 1975 he called a meeting in Walsh's Hotel to inform those present of Lord Moyola's desire to construct a course at Shanemullagh. Those present were very enthusiastic and a committee was formed consisting of Tom Glass Chairman, Campbell McCrone Vice-Chairman, Tony McCormick Secretary, Tom McIlwaine Ass. Secretary, Brian Gilbert Treasurer, Colm Mulholland, Drew Davison and Tom McIlwaine Committee
Moyola Park Golf Club was formed and held its first meeting in the Clubhouse on 17 January 1977. Eleven ladies were present at the meeting and the first ladies committee consisted of Anne Speedie Captain, Anne Glass Secretary, Margaret Evans Treasurer, Nora Love, Sadie Quigley, Betty Davison and Alma McCrone Committee.
Don Patterson was engaged as course architect assisted by Sam Allen with Colm Mulholland as the contractor. The first nine holes were completed in the spring of 1977 with the first competition played on 7 June 1977.
On 9th September 1977, Moyola Park Golf Club was officially opened by Mr. Don Moncrieff and the opening was followed by an exhibition match featuring Christy O'Connor Sen., Paul Leonard, Barry Brennan and Norman Drew. At this time the club had 266 members and the full 18 holes were open to play.
On 9th August Moyola Park held its first Pro-Am, and although 54 of Ireland's leading players took part, no-one came in under par for the course. The winner was Phil Posnett with a level par 72.
The next milestone in the club's history occurred on 7 November 1979 when members were informed that Lord Moyola would consider selling the clubhouse and giving the club a 90 year lease of the course. The offer was accepted and the golf club took control on 3 March 1980.
Monday 11 August was a historic day for Moyola Park when one of the world's outstanding golfing talents, Seve Ballesteros arrived to play an exhibition match and hold a golfing clinic. The day attracted a huge crowd from all over Ireland to watch him play with Royal Portrush's David Young, Des Smith and Peter McEvoy.
Since then the club has progressed to become of the premier parkland courses in the country.
The Clubhouse itself has an interesting history. It was previously known as 'Gravesend' and was the retirement home of Admiral Lord Graves, who fought in the Napoleonic Wars and took part in the Battle of the Glorious First of June against the French in 1794. The house then passed into the hands of the Clarkes and was purchased by Lord Moyola in 1956.
Roll of Honour
Member | Year | Hon. Position |
C. McAuley |
1990 | Ladies Captain |
1990 | Ladies President | |
1990 | Men's Captain | |
1990 | President | |
J. Halferty |
1991 | Ladies Captain |
1991 | Ladies President | |
1991 | Men's Captain | |
1991 | President | |
D. Phellas |
1992 | Ladies Captain |
1992 | Ladies President | |
1992 | Men's Captain | |
1992 | President | |
V. Beattie |
1993 | Ladies Captain |
1993 | Ladies President | |
1993 | Men's Captain | |
1993 | President | |
K. Craig |
1994 | Ladies Captain |
1994 | Ladies President | |
1994 | Men's Captain | |
1994 | President | |
A. Regan |
1995 | Ladies Captain |
1995 | Ladies President | |
1995 | Men's Captain | |
1995 | President | |
K. McGoldrick |
1996 | Ladies Captain |
1996 | Ladies President | |
1996 | Men's Captain | |
1996 | President | |
M. McGoldrick
|
1997 | Ladies Captain |
1997 | Ladies President | |
1997 | Men's Captain | |
1997 | President | |
B. Bradley |
1998 | Ladies Captain |
1998 | Ladies President | |
Tom McI |
1998 | Men's Captain |
1998 | President | |
Margaret Graham | 1999 | Ladies Captain |
1999 | Ladies President | |
Colm Mulholland | 1999 | Men's Captain |
1999 | President | |
Brenda Craig | 2000 | Ladies Captain |
2000 | Ladies President | |
Seamus McCoy | 2000 | Men's Captain |
2000 | President | |
M. Diamond |
2001 | Ladies Captain |
2001 | Ladies President | |
John Moore | 2001 | Men's Captain |
2001 | President | |
Margaret Murphy | 2002 | Ladies Captain |
2002 | Ladies President | |
Brian Murphy | 2002 | Men's Captain |
2002 | President | |
C. Gribben |
2003 | Ladies Captain |
2003 | Ladies President | |
2003 | Men's Captain | |
2003 | President | |
T. Diamond | 2004 | Ladies Captain |
2004 | Ladies President | |
Hugh McGoldrick | 2004 | Men's Captain |
Joe Craig | 2004 | President |
Millie Ferguson | 2005 | Ladies Captain |
Seila McPherson | 2005 | Ladies President |
Derick Munro | 2005 | Men's Captain |
Joe Craig | 2005 | President |
Briege McGuire | 2006 | Ladies Captain |
Sheila McPherson | 2006 | Ladies President |
Seamus Kyne | 2006 | Men's Captain |
Joe Craig | 2006 | President |
Geraldine Kelly | 2007 | Ladies Captain |
Sheila McPherson | 2007 | Ladies President |
Jackie Averell | 2007 | Men's Captain |
Joe Craig | 2007 | President |
Ita McHugh | 2008 | Ladies Captain |
Sheila McPherson | 2008 | Ladies President |
Jackie Averell | 2008 | Men's Captain |
Tony White | 2008 | President |
Margaret Gates | 2009 | Ladies Captain |
Gerard Slowey | 2009 | Men's Captain |
Charlie Murphy | 2009 | President |
Pat Johnston | 2010 | Ladies Captain |
Mickey Kelly | 2010 | Men's Captain |
Charlie Murphy | 2010 | President |
Marion Dempsey | 2011 | Ladies Captain |
Eamon McHugh | 2011 | Men's Captain |
Derick Munro | 2011 | President |
Kitty McKenna | 2012 | Ladies Captain |
Noel McMullan | 2012 | Men's Captain |
Derick Munro | 2012 | President |
Bernie O'Neill | 2013 | Ladies Captain |
Tony McGuire | 2013 | Men's Captain |
Derick Munro |
2013 | President |
Marie Wilson | 2014 | Ladies Captain |
John Bosco O'Hagan | 2014 | Men's Captain |
Pat Joyce | 2014 | President |
Sinead McMeel |
2015 | Ladies Captain |
Laurence McQuillan | 2015 | Men's Captain |
Seamus Kyne |
2015 | President |
Mary O'Kane |
2016 | Ladies Captain |
Trevor Beattie |
2016 | Men's Captain |
Seamus Kyne |
2016 | President |
Clare McKenna | 2017 | Ladies Captain |
John McGoldrick | 2017 | Men's Captain |
Seamus Kyne |
2017 | President |
Teresa O'Hagan |
2018 | Ladies Captain |
Noel McGurk | 2018 | Men's Captain |
Jackie Averell | 2018 | President |
Eileen McKeague | 2019 | Ladies Captain |
John Riddle | 2019 | Men's Captain |
Hugh McGoldrick | 2019 | President |
Mandy Higgins | 2020 | Ladies Captain |
Sean McKenna | 2020 | Men's Captain |
Hugh McGoldrick | 2020 | President |
Mandy Higgins |
2021 | Ladies Captain |
Oliver Higgins | 2021 | Men's Captain |
Gerry Slowey | 2021 | President |
Julie McKee-Kennedy | 2022 | Ladies Captain |
Martin McNabb |
2022 | Men's Captain |
Gerry Slowey |
2022 | President |
Nuala Henry | 2023 | Ladies Captain |
Martin Kearney | 2023 | Men's Captain |
Eamon McHugh | 2023 | President |
Rachel Smith | 2024 | Ladies Captain |
Seamus Graffin | 2024 | Men's Captain |
Anne Speedie | 2024 | President |
Caoimhe Gunning | 2024 | Junior Girls' Captain |
Michael Campbell | 2024 | Junior Boys' Captain |
Kayleigh Mulholland |
2023 | Lowest Ladies H'cap |
Corey Scullion | 2023 | Lowest Men's H'cap |
Luke Lennox | 2023 | Lowest Men's H'cap |
Randal Evans | 2023 | Lowest Men's H'cap |
Damien McCusker | 2023 | Lowest Men's H'cap |
Mark Hammond | 2023 | Lowest Men's H'cap |
Chris Selfridge | 2023 | Lowest Men's H'cap |
Holes in One at Moyola Park
Member | Date | Hole No. | Club Used | Distance |
Tom Maddill | 28 August 2000 | 4th | 140 yd’s | |
William Russell | 14 July 2006 | 17th | 120 yd’s | |
Gerard Slowey | 25 January 2010 | 12th | 184 yd's | |
Bernadette Slowey | 12 July 2010 | 16th | 7-iron |
145 yd's |
Ann Regan | 24 August 2011 | 4th | 5-iron | 129 yd's |
Mairead Diamond | 14 April 2012 | 17th | 8-iron | 94 yd's |
Sinead McMeel | 26 June 2013 | 17th | 8-iron | 94 yd's |
Michael Warnock | May 2023 | 4th | 140 yd's | |
Wilbert McKay | 20 May 2023 | 17th | 120 yd's |