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06 Sept 2025
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Darcy Hogg with three other golfing internationals at Kent University
Dunfanaghy Golf Club's rising golfer Darcy Hogg is ready for his exciting new chapter this autumn as he settles into Kent University in Ohio, USA, where he is on a golf scholarship.
The Dunfanaghy Club is proud to see one of its members take a significant step toward a promising future in golf.
But before Hogg focused on his new adventure across the pond filled with golf and more competitions, he returned the prestigious trophies he won last year: The Ulster Boys' U-18 Championship and the Ulster U18 Order of Merit.
His achievements have already placed him among some of the most notable names in the sport. His name will now be etched on the Ulster Boys' Trophy alongside legends such as Harry Diamond, Ricky Elliot (caddies for Rory McIlroy and Brooks Koepka, respectively), Graeme McDowell, and the two-time winner Rory McIlroy.
Hogg's success in these tournaments demonstrates his potential and skill, and his acceptance of a scholarship to a renowned university like Kent further underscores his talent and dedication to the sport.
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