Edenderry golf club Offaly

Members Achievements

Edenderry Golf Club won the All-Ireland Irish Junior Foursomes at Castlebar Golf Club in 2004, when the team was Quentin Carew, Adrian Leech, Ger Brady, Douglas Carew, Colm Byrne, they were managed by Tommy Breen.

Edenderry Golf Club won the Central Towns Cup at Tullamore Golf Club in August 2002, when they beat Mountrath, Thurles, Boystown, Navan and Loughrea in the final. The team was Pat Chambers, David Chambers, Monsignor John McDonald, Adrian Leech, Charlie Quinn, Kieran Glynn, Greg Farrelly, Noel Usher, Kevin Mann, Philip Kelly and Pat O'Connell. 

Edenderry won the 2001 Provincial Towns Cup when they beat Callan Golf Club by 11.5 matches to 6.5 matches on their home course in April 2001.

Members who played representative golf for their Province;

Greg Carew represented Leinster as a Youth Interprovincial in 2005 playing 6-times won 4-matches halved one and lost 1-match accumulating 9-points. He represented Leinster at Boys  Interprovincial level in 2001 playing 6-times won 3-matches halved one and lost 2-matches accumulating 7-points;

P. McNally represented Leinster as a Youth Interprovincial in 1975 playing 4-times won 3-matches and lost 1-match accumulating 6-points;

History of Edenderry

Instituted 1910 affiliated 1928

The Irish Field, 22nd October, 1910 reports "The Hon. Secretary for the new golf club at Edenderry, in Kings County, is a Mr. A. J. Roche and he informs us that the course will be open for play on 1^st November. The course is over 2,400 yd´s in length. Among the officials are Mr. T. O. K. White, Captain, Mr. R. G. Brown Treasurer. The fees are low and the club should have good support in the district".

In 1916, the club was known as Edenderry and District Golf Club. It was located in various areas at Carrick and before that at The Derries. A magnificent new clubhouse has recently been opened.