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Dunfanaghy golf club Donegal

Dunfanaghy golf course Donegal

Dunfanaghy Golf Course

Dunfanaghy Club Crest

Designed by the master himself, the great Harry Vardon, Dunfanaghy is only 5,267 metres par-68 with a standard scratch of 66. Yet it fine test golf and unique experience. Situated along beautiful lagoon Sheep Haven Bay in North Donegal Atlantic seaboard, dominated Horn Head Mountain. Two burns come into play down right hand side 3rd protecting 4th 13th greens. will challenge experienced golfer prove enjoyable to novice.

Dunfanaghy extended and refurbished their clubhouse, which was officially opened on 20thApril 2002 in time for the golfing season. In the clubhouse you will see pictures of Ryder Cup hero Paul McGinley, who was a member of the club and now an honouree member and has b connections with this beautiful part of Donegal. The visitor is always extended a warm Donegal welcome on this traditional links course.

Dunfanaghy Golf Club was voted the No. 99-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2015;

Green Fees Midweek April to September: €60
Green Fees Weekends & B.H April to September. €60
Green Fees G.I. Members April to September: €50
Green Fees Midweek October to -March:
€50
Green Fees Weekends & B.H Octctober to March: €60
Green Fees G.I. Members October to March: €40/50
Green Fees Midweek Early Bird: €30
Green Fees Weekends & B.H Early Bird. €40
Green Fees with a Member: €20/30
Green Fees for Opens: €20/25
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €15
Yes
Buggy Hire: €35
Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €900
Full Family Membership: €1,105
Full Men's Beginners Membership Fee: €300
Full Ladies Beginners Membership Fee: €303
Full Seniors Membership Fee: €720
Full Student Membership Fee: €210
Full Junior Membership Fee: €127
Entrance Fee: None
Course Type Links
No Holes 18
Members 638
Designer Harry Vardon
Founded 1906
Address

Dunfanaghy,
Letterkenny,
Co. Donegal

Telephone +353 (0)74-9136335
Email info@dunfanaghygolfclub.com
Website Dunfanaghy golf club website
Office Manager: Mary Lafferty
Captain: Sean Quinn
Lady Captain: Eilish Walsh
President: Nigal Doherty
Vice-Captains': Anthony Gallagher & Daphne Tease
Hon. Secretary: Jim Conway & Gillian Robinson
Club Pro: Seamus McMonagle (087-7800660)
Hon. Treasurer: Patrick Farry & Cathlin Hegarty
Comp. Secretary:  Gerald Dalton & Paula Sweet
Dunfanaghy Golf Course Layout Course Layout

Location Map

GPS Coord*
Lat:55.183819
Long:-7.974744
*Please check information before travelling

General Facts & Information

Course opening hours: Daylight hours Clubhouse opening hours: 9.00am to 11.00pm
Mobile phones: Not on course
Dress Code: Neat and casual, no denim
Catering: Bar & Snacks Days to Avoid: Sat 10.00am to 12.00am Sun 9.30am to 2.00pm
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other times Pre-booking for open Tournaments:14 Days in advance

Dunfanaghy Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*

Open & Major Fixtures 2025 (to be Confirmed)        
Event Start Finish Type Duration
Captains' Drive-In Saturday 4 January
  Closed 1
President's Prize Saturday 28 June
  Closed 1
President's Prize to the Ladies Saturday 28 June   Closed 1
Captain's Prize to the Ladies
Saturday 12 July   Closed 1
Captain's Prize Saturday 19 July
  Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Saturday 9 August   Closed 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 1 January   Open 1
Seniiors Singles Stableford Monday 6 January   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 8 January   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 11 January   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 15 January   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 18 January   Open 1
L. & G. Seniiors Singles Stableford 50+
Monday 20 January   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 22 January   Open 1
Fourball Betterball
Saturday 25 January   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 29 January
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 1 February   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 5 February   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 8 February   Open 1
L. & G. Seniiors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 10 February   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 12 February   Open 1
Fourball Betterball
Saturday 15 February   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 19 February   Open 1
Singles Strokes Saturday 22 February   Open 1
Singles Stableford Sunday 23 February   Open 1
L. & G. Seniiors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 24 February   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 26 February
  Open 1
Fourball Betterball Saturday 1 March   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 5 March   Open 1
4-Person Team Event Saturday 8 March   Open 1
L. & G. Seniiors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 10 March   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 12 March   Open 1
Singles Strokes Saturday 14 March   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 18 March   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 21 March   Open 1
L. & G. Seniiors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 23 March
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 26 March   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 29 March
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 1 April
  Open 1
Scratch Cups 36-holes Saturday 5 April   Open 1
Junior Scratch Cup Saturday 5 April   Open 1
Inter. Scratch Cup Saturday 5 April   Open 1
Minor Scratch Cup Saturday 5 April   Open 1
Ladies Play-in-Pink Singles Stableford Tuesday 8 April   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 9 April   Open 1
Ladies 3-Ball Betterball Tuesday 15 April   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 16 April   Open 1
Fourball Betterball
Saturday 19 April
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 23 April
  Open 1
Singles Stableford
Saturday 26 April
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 30 April
  Open 1
L. & G. Singles Strokes Saturday 3 May   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 7 May   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 10 May   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 14 May   Open 1
Fourball Betterball Saturday 17 May   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 21 May
  Open 1
L. & G. Club Classic
Saturday 24 May
 
Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 28 May
  Open 1
Fourball Betterball Saturday 31 May
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 4 June   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 7 June   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 11 June   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 14 June   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 18 June
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 21 June   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 25 June   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 2 July   Open 1
Mexican Scramble Saturday 5 July   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 9 July   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 12 July   Open 1
Start of Open Week Wednesday 16 July Sunday 27 July Open 12
Singles Stableford Wednesday 16 July   Open 1
Ladies Singles Stableford Thursday 17 July   Open 1
4-Person Waltz any combination Friday 18 July   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Strokes
Saturday 19 July   Open 1
Singles Stableford Sunday 20 July   Open 1
3-Ball Betterball (any combination)
Monday 21 July   Open 1
Ladies Singles Stableford Tuesday 22 July   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 23 July   Open 1
Mixed Scotch Foursomes Thursday 24 July
  Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford
Friday 25 July
  Open 1
Fourball Betterball any combination
Saturday 26 July
  Open 1
L. & G. Classic
Sunday 27 July
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 30 July
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 6 August   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 13 August   Open 1
Caravanner's Classic Saturday 16 August   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 20 August
  Open 1
Singles Strokes Saturday 23 August
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 27 August
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 30 August

Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 3 September   Open 1
4-Person Waltz
Saturday 6 September
Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Wednesday 10 September   Open 1
Singles Stableford
Saturday 13 September   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 17 September
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 20 September   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 22 September   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 24 September
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 1 October   Open 1
Singles Strokes Saturday 4 October   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 8 October   Open 1
Fourball Betterball Strokes Saturday 11 October   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 13 October   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 16 October   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 18 October   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 20 October   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 22 October
  Open 1
Singles Stableford
Saturday 25 October

Open 1
Singles Stableford
Wednesday 29 October
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 1 November   Open 1
Singles Stableford
Wednesday 5 November   Open 1
Singles Strokes
Saturday 8 November   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 10 November   Open 1
Singles Stableford
Wednesday 12 November   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 15 November   Open 1
Singles Stableford
Wednesday 19 November
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 22 November
  Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 24 November   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 26 November
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 29 November
  Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 3 December   Open 1
Singles Strokes Saturday 6 December   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford 50+ Monday 8 December   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 10 December   Open 1
Singles Stableford
Saturday 13 December   Open 1
Singles Stableford Wednesday 17 December   Open 1
Singles Stableford Saturday 20 December Sunday 21 December Open 2
Singles Stableford Sunday 21 December   Open 1
4-Ball Scramble any combination Tuesday 23 December   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Thursday 25 December   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Saturday 27 December   Open 1
Singles Stableford
Sunday 28 December   Open 1

*Please check information before travelling

Card of the Course

KeyData
White Par 68 SSS 66 5,308 m
Yellow Par 68 SSS 66 5,179 m
Red Par 69 SSS 67 4,532 m

Card

Name Hole No. White Yellow Par Index Red Par Index
Trustee Four 1 316 310 4 11 254 4 16
The Burn 2 148 143 3 13 117 3 14
Kill 3 363 355 4 3 289
4 10
Canyon 4 347 340 4 5 312 4 2
Brenagh Lodge 5 341 335 4 9 327 4 4
The Blagh 6 392 380 4 1 372 5 8
Cannon 7 209 205 3 7 154 3 12
Sheephaven 8 283 277 4 15 269 4 6
The Beat 9 124 120 3 17 94
3 18
  Out 2,523 2,465 33   2,188 34  
Killahoey 10 284 275 4 16 251 4 17
Sandhill 11 298 290 4 18 288 4 5
Spire 12 355 340 4 4 283 4 7
Horn Head 13 147 142 3 14 117 3 15
Warren 14 331 325 4 2 280 4 3
Breaghy 15 351 345 4 6 283 4 11
Catherine's Isle 16 500 500 5 8 414 5 1
Carraig Rua 17 171 160 3 10 126 3 13
Vardon's First 18 347 337 4 12 302
4 9
  In 2,784 2,714 35   2,344 35  
  Total 5,308 5,179 68   4,532 69  
  SSS 66 66     67    

Notable rounds

Men's Course Record Am: 61 Sean Duffy +1 28/07/2024,
Pro: 66 Leslie Wallace Dundalk Golf Club

Ladies Course Record: 68 Paula Grant +3 10/08/2024

Members Achievements

Luke Kelly was selected on the Ulster Interprovincial team played at PGA Slieve Rusell Golf Club from 3rd to 5th July 2024. Others on the team were Colm Campbell (Warrenpoint Golf Club), Seamus Cullen and Shane McDermott (Slieve Russell Golf Club), Adam Buchanan (Royal Portrush Golf Club), Ross Latimer (Clandeboye Golf Club), Dwayne Mallon (Dungannon Golf Club) and Aaron Marshall (Lisburn Golf Club) they were captained by Peter Waddell from Knock Golf Club.

The Ladies of Dunfanaghy Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Final of the North Ulster Women’s Fourball at Donegal Golf Club on Saturday 5th August 2023 when they went down to Greenisland Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match.

Dunfanaghy juniors certainly punch above their weight: Luke Kelly is the 2020 Ireland Under 17 champion and previously an Ulster Under 16 Close Champion; James Sweeney is on the Ulster Under 16 panel (having previously been on a victorious Ulster Under 14 team) and Evan Hogg is in the Ulster Under 14 panel whilst big brother Darcy is Ireland’s leading Under 16 player winning the 2020 GUI Order of Merit. They are, rightly, very proud of the boys’ achievements.

Dunfanahy trio J. Brogan, J. McGinley and P. Hanlon won the Ulster regional final of the Musgrave's Club Challenge and booked their place in the National Final in the Algarve in October 2001, where they came second. 

Prior to 2001:

Dunfanahy Golf Club won the Donegal Minor League in 1993, when the team was, Michael Ward, Tommy McGinley, John Gallagher, Charles Roarty, Lua Breen, Nigel Doherty, Frank Kelly, Samuel Sterrit, Hugh F. Brogan Christy Ratherford, Denis McFadden, Jim Carey, Hugh Ferry, James, McCorkell, William Ratherford and Tony McGilloway and they won it again in 1994.

Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;

Ciaran McMonagle represented Ireland as a Senior International from 1999 to 2000 playing 13-times won 7-matches halved three and lost 5-matches accumulating 17-points. He represented Ulster in the Senior Interprovincial’s from 1997 to 2000 playing 24-times won 13-matches halved three and lost 8-matches accumulating 29-points;

S. McMonagle represented Ulster in the Senior Interprovincial’s from in 2001 playing 2-times won 1-match and lost 1-match accumulating 2-points;

D. Gallagher represented Ulster as a Youth in the Interprovincial Championships in 2006 playing 4-times won 3-matches halved one and lost 0-matches accumulating 7-points;

History of Dunfanaghy

Instituted 1906 affiliated 1920

Golf has been played at Dunfanaghy since 1897, when the links were connected with the Sterrett Hotel.
The "Golfing Annual" 1906-7 records the institution date as 1906. with Major Edgeworth-Johnston as Captain, and Mr. J. A. Sterrett, as Hon. Secretary. "The course is of eighteen holes, is bordered by the Atlantic on one side and by Derryveagh Mountains on the other, and has splendid natural bunkers and hazards".

What the Club tells us:

Foreword from Paul McGinley, 2014 Ryder Cup Captain
Whilst the newspapers always refer to me as a Dubliner, I am the first to admit that Dunfanaghy is my adopted home course.
I have very early memories, when as children we were all bundled into the car and driven to Donegal at every opportunity to stay with my Granny. I could walk down the main street with my clubs over my shoulder and make my way up the path opposite Arnold's Hotel, across the stream to the 18th tee box.
I still visit Dunfanaghy whenever possible. My children love it, as it is such a safe place, where they have the freedom to run around as well as playing a bit of golf.
There ought to be a lot of courses that are fun to play and that just about describes Dunfanaghy Golf Club. The course is always in great condition. It is amazing how true the greens always are and how well the fairways are kept. It's super for a very pleasant game of golf and when you come back into the clubhouse after your round, there's a fantastic atmosphere!

The Beginning

 It is difficult to establish the exact date when golf was first played in Dunfanaghy. There are those who maintain that in the early 1740's, a founder member of the Royal and Ancient Golfing Society, a certain Mr Stewart, came to reside in Horn Head House on the outskirts of the village. It is said that his enthusiasm for the game of golf was so great that he laid out a course of 6 holes among the sand dunes, close to his residence, where he entertained his invited guests to join him in his new pastime of golf.

If this is true, there is no indication as to where this course was situated. Was it at Killahoey, or was it on the stretch of land between the Horn Head bridge and Tramore beach?


Formation of the Golf Club
One fact that we do know to be true is that golf was played in Dunfanaghy in 1886. The proof of this is to be found in an article in the Derry Journal dated 24th April 1886 which states....
"the opening match of the season was played on the links belonging to the Stewart Arms Hotel on Tuesday. The weather was all that could have been desired and the greens, having been lately returfed and rolled, were in excellent condition.
The following members competed, the prize being a box of golf balls......."

The earliest record held by the club dates back to 11th July 1906 when at a meeting in the Courthouse in Dunfanaghy... "it was resolved that a club to be called The Dunfanaghy Golf Club be formed."

The founder members, numbering less than 20, were the important people of the day. The Church of Ireland Rector, the Parish Priest, the Presbyterian Minister, the Doctor, the agent for the Stewart-Bam Estate, the hotelier who had started the course some years before, a retired army major and a few of the village's businessmen were the nucleus of the club in those early days.

Membership over the first half century never exceeded 30. Long gone are the days when golf clubs were the exclusive domain of a chosen few. Dunfanaghy Golf Club now has a large membership that is open to all.

Harry Vardon

Dunfanaghy Golf Course today is largely unchanged from the original  design as laid out by Mr Harry Vardon.
Harry Vardon was one of the game's great pioneers who, at the turn of the  20th century designed our course at Dunfanaghy. He was an outstanding player, a course designer, an innovator and a traveller.
Vardon was born in Jersey in 1870 and won the British Open for the first time in 1896. He employed the overlapping grip, which is used by the majority of golfers today and is still known as the Vardon grip. Golfing attire has moved on, however, as Vardon usually played in a Norfolk jacket, a shirt, tie and a pair of sturdy boots.
In 1900 he embarked on a 90 match tour of the United States where his drawing power was so great that the Stock Exchange closed so that the traders could go and see him play. He won the US Open that year and his 62 career victories included six British Opens, which remain a record.
Following a bout of tuberculosis, Vardon struggled with health problems for years but found plenty of work in course design and coaching. His designs include Bundoran, an upgrade to James Braid's work at Rosapenna and of course Dunfanaghy.
Vardon was also a gifted author and wrote some instruction classics including The Gist of Golf and The Complete Golfer.
The Vardon names lives on in many ways. Apart from the grip he was perhaps the first professional to have equipment sponsorships such as the 'Vardon Flyer' ball.
His legacy to the lucky members of Dunfanaghy is our course and we might all remember the closing words of The Complete Golfer - 'Another spring is breaking brightly and the golf that is before each of us promises to be as momentous and satisfying as any that has gone before us'.
It is difficult to establish the exact date golf was first played in Dunfanaghy. The earliest record found to date is an article dated 24th April 1886 in the Derry Journal.
“The opening match of the season was played on the links belonging to the Stewart Arms Hotel on Tuesday. The weather was all that could be desired, and the greens, having been lately re-turfed and rolled, were in excellent condition. The following members competed, the prize being a box of golf balls:- Messrs Maturin & Sterritt, Crawford & Roll, Morrison & Robinson, O’Donnell & Henderson. After a very closely contested game Messrs Maturin & Sterritt won by one hole”

The course is also listed in the Golfer and Sportsman Holiday Guide 1897.

The earliest record held by the club dates back to 11th July 1906, when at a meeting in the Court House Dunfanaghy, it was resolved that a club to be called Dunfanaghy Golf Club be formed.
The first officers to be elected in 1906 were:
 President:         J.H. Burke-Murphy
 Captain:            Major Edgeworth Johnson
 Secretary & Treasurer:  J.A. Sterritt

The par was fixed at 78 with 1 par 6, 4 par 5’s, and 13 par 4’s.

It is difficult to ascertain where all these different holes lay, as compared to the present layout. What we do know, however, is that the course we play today is very similar to the course laid out by the great Harry Vardon.
In those early days some interesting rules were made and in 1909 it was decided that no member could purchase lost golf balls except from the Hon. Treasurer. Another resolution was that instead of tin flags, pieces of cloth could be used. During the same year the price of caddies was revised from 2d to 3d per 9 holes.

In 1910 it was decided that the maximum handicap be 25, an interesting decision in view of the fact that in 1913 members handicaps varied from 16 to 30 and that in 1925 they ranged up to 35.

In 1912, It was proposed in Committee that the Club should affiliate with the Golfing Union of Ireland (GUI), but the motion was defeated and it was resolved that the matter should not be proceeded with – a situation which did not change until 1920, when the Club finally registered with the GUI.

During the year 1925 it was found necessary to approach a local football club to prevent them from, as the minutes stated, “Kicking football on the course”.
In 1979 some 54 years later, problems of this nature again arose with the local soccer club and it became necessary for the Captain and Secretary to meet with representatives of the soccer club to try and have the playing pitch moved from the rough adjacent to the 5th fairway.

It is recorded that, during World War 2, the trenches in the rough to the side of the 12th fairway were constructed by members to prevent the landing of aircraft on the golf course.

The cost of playing golf at Dunfanaghy has always been reasonable and as late as 1973 the daily green fees were only £0.40. A full membership was £5.00 for men and £1.25 for ladies.

In the first half century the club had a small membership but now we have a very vibrant membership, not only from the local area but from all over Ireland and further afield. Why not come and join us and enjoy the Dunfanaghy experience!


















Roll of Honour

Member Year Hon. Position
M. Roarty 1990 Ladies Captain
J. McHugh 1990 Men's Captain
M. McGinley 1990 President
B. Ward 1991 Ladies Captain
M. J. McGinley 1991 Men's Captain
M. McGinley 1991 President
M. McFadden 1992 Ladies Captain
P. McGinley 1992 Men's Captain
K. McGlynn 1992 President
M. Gillespie 1993 Ladies Captain
F. Kelly 1993 Men's Captain
K. McGlynn 1993 President
C. Hegarty 1994 Ladies Captain
L. Breen 1994 Men's Captain
D. Arnold 1994 President
U. Diver 1995 Ladies Captain
B. Dolan 1995 Men's Captain
D. Arnold 1995 President
E. McLaughlin 1996 Ladies Captain
N. Boyle 1996 Men's Captain
J. Langan 1996 President
S. Rutherford 1997 Ladies Captain
M. McFadden 1997 Ladies President
S. Sterritt 1997 Men's Captain
J. Langan 1997 President
M. Macintyre 1998 Ladies Captain
M. McFadden 1998 Ladies President
J. A. McGilloway 1998 Men's Captain
J. McHugh 1998 President
Joan Cowan 1999 Ladies Captain
Betty Hennessy 1999 Ladies President
Danny McFadden 1999 Men's Captain
Doug Hennessy 1999 President
Mary Maclntyre 2000 Ladies Captain
Betty Hennessy 2000 Ladies President
Jim Carey 2000 Men's Captain
Doug Hennessy 2000 President
Julia McGinley 2001 Ladies Captain
  2001 Ladies President
David Cowan 2001 Men's Captain
Tim Ryan 2001 President
Margaret Witherow 2002 Ladies Captain
Ann Breen 2002 Ladies President
Nigel Doherty 2002 Men's Captain
Brendan Hanlon 2002 President
Mavis Curtis 2003 Ladies Captain
Mary McIntyre 2003 Ladies President
Patrick Hunter 2003 Men's Captain
Brendan Hanlon 2003 President
Ann Smyth 2004 Ladies Captain
Mary McIntyre 2004 Ladies President
Ian McIlwaine 2004 Men's Captain
Frank Kelly 2004 President
Betty Hennessey 2005 Ladies Captain
Margaret Roarty 2005 Ladies President
James McCorkell 2005 Men's Captain
Frank Kelly 2005 President
Barbra Eakin 2006 Ladies Captain
Margaret Roarty 2006 Ladies President
Keith Lapsley 2006 Men's Captain
James Brogan 2006 President
Alayne Treacher 2007 Ladies Captain
Margaret Roarty 2007 Ladies President
Michael Kenna 2007 Men's Captain
James Brogan 2007 President
Doreen Bolton 2008 Ladies Captain
Brid Ward 2008 Ladies President
Paul Burton 2008 Men's Captain
Jim Carey 2008 President
Mary Rose McFadden 2009 Ladies Captain
Brid Ward 2009 Ladies President
Cairns Witherow 2009 Men's Captain
Jim Carey 2009 President
Clare Purdy 2010 Ladies Captain
Una Diver 2010 Ladies President
Eamonn Hunter  2010 Men's Captain
Roger Green 2010 President
Pauline Hunter 2011 Ladies Captain
Mavis Stewart 2011 Ladies President
Ronan Wray 2011 Men's Captain
Roger Green 2011 President
Geraldine Regan 2012 Ladies Captain
Mavis Stewart 2012 Ladies President
James Doherty 2012 Men's Captain
Derek Curtis 2012 President
Heather Hamilton 2013 Ladies Captain
Julia McGinley
2013 Ladies President
Michael Kelly 2013 Men's Captain
Derek Curtis 2013 President
Cheryl Chambers 2014 Ladies Captain
Julia McGinley 2014 Ladies President
Ger Dalton 2014 Men's Captain
Brian Dolan 2014 President
Mabel Gillespie 2015 Ladies Captain
Mavis Curtis
2015 Ladies President
Eugene Magee 2015 Men's Captain
James Sweeney 2015 President
Mary Lafferty 2016 Ladies Captain
Margaret Witherow
2016 Ladies President
Denis Martin 
2016 Men's Captain
Keith Lapsley 
2016 President
Nora Crumlish 2017 Ladies Captain
Margaret Witherow
2017 Ladies President
Sean Ferritter 2017 Men's Captain
Keith Lapsley
2017 President
Janice Doherty 2018 Ladies Captain
Pauline Hunter 2018 Ladies President
Peter Sullivan
2018 Men's Captain
Sean Ferritter 2018 President
Robyn McConnell 2019 Ladies Captain
Pauline Hunter 2019 Ladies President
John McKendry 2019 Men's Captain
Sean Ferritter 2019 President
Paula McCallion 2020 Ladies Captain
Alayne Treacher
2020 Ladies President
Billy McCallion 2020 Men's Captain
Denis Martin
2020 President
Paula McCallion 2021 Ladies Captain
Alayne Treacher
2021 Ladies President
Billy McCallion
2021 Men's Captain
Denis Martin
2021 President
Jill McCorkell
2022 Ladies Captain
Colm Donaghy 2022 Men's Captain
Tony McGilloway 2022 President
Siobhan Bogues 2023 Ladies Captain
Raymond Shields 2023 Men's Captain
Tony McGilloway 2023 President
Eilish Walsh 2024 Ladies Captain
Sean Quinn 2024 Men's Captain
Nigal Doherty 2024 President
  2025 Ladies Captain
  2025 Men's Captain
  2025 President
Catherine Donohue (7) 2025 Lowest Ladies H'cap
Luke Kelly 2025 Lowest Men's H'cap
Darcy Hogg 2025 Lowest Men's H'cap

Holes in One at Dunfanaghy

Member Date Hole No. Club Used Distance
Hazel Russell 8 June 2002 9th   102 m
John McGinley 18 December 2004 7th   209 m
John McGinley 12 August 2005 9th   124 m
John McColgan 13 August 2005 2nd   146 m
Maggie Logue 8 August 2006 2nd   117 m
Peter Lavery 28 July 2021 9th 8-iron 124 m
Janice Doherty 9 August 2022      
Geraldine Magee 21 August 2022 17th   126 m