Old County Pitch & Putt Club

The player of the year for the Gents has been won by Tom O’Reilly for the second successive year following his great win in the Officers Prize.  His points tally cannot be overhauled but second place is still all to play for with the GAA handicap matchplay and Anniversary Trophy to play for in September.  The Ladies player of the year is a close affair with just 30 points separating 1^st and 2^nd place.  The 3^rd, 4^th and 5^th place ladies have a big ask to break into the top 2 places.

Leaderboard

The player of the year in both the Ladies and Gents is getting down to the business end of the season following the Club Matchplay point’s allocation.  The Gents leader is Tom O’Reilly and although he is 140 points clear, there is still plenty of play for with the Officers Prize (100 points to the winner), GAA matchplay (75 points to the winner) and Anniversary Trophy (50 points to the winner) all coming up over the next month.  In saying that, the chasing pack would need Tom not to win in any of these competitions to be in with a chance of getting past him.  The Ladies is a lot closer than the Gents with Vera Glennon leading the way by a mere 40 points from Claire Keatinge.  There are also some Ladies further behind who could potentially win the Officers Prize and grab the 100 points and close the gap on Vera.   Again, there is plenty of play for starting off this weekend in the Officers Prize.

Player of the Year Standings

Following the Tom Doyle & Anne Keane trophies, the player of the year table has seen some movement with players closing the gap on Tom O’Reilly in the gents and the ladies is tightening up nicely as we head into the Officers Prize and Club Matchplay competitions with 100 points up for grabs for the winners.

Standings

Following the Captains Prize, the player of the year table for Ladies and Gents has seen a lot of movement.  There are now 41 Gents on the leaderboard and 23 Ladies.

The Gents leader has the familiar face of Tom O’Reilly at the top, Tom picked up 80 points in the Captains and has a lead of 103 points over Luke Birrell.   There are 6 other players with 100 points or more on the board and there are still plenty of points to play for in the 2^nd half of the season.

The Ladies leader is Vera Glennon a mere 13 points ahead of Claire Keatinge.  The ladies chase is a lot tighter then the gents and with no much to play for in the second half of the season no one can be ruled out.

Leaderboard