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Shauna O’Rawe won the ten-hole stableford competition at Tipperary Golf Club, her great performance including a hole in one on the 15th hole
In a ladies 10-hole stableford competition at Tipperary Golf Club, the winner, helped by her phenomenal hole in one on the 15th hole was Shauna O’Rawe.
She won the competition with 23 points (21).
Well done Shauna.
Ann English was second with 20 points (12), with Mary Walsh in third place with 19 points (15).
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An 11-hole ladies stableford competition held at the club four days later was won by Debbie McDonagh with 23 points (24).
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She was followed in second place by Josie Dunne with 22 points (16), and third place went to Ann English, scoring 21 points (14).
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