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Stephen McNulty nailed a hole-in-one last weekend
St Johnston man Stephen McNulty nailed a hole-in-one to win the Saturday competition at Ballybofey & Stranorlar Golf Club last weekend.
McNulty aced the par 3 14th on his way to a winning 46 points.
The 14th hole is dubbed ‘The Graveyard’ but, playing off a 13 handicap, McNulty didn’t have his hopes buried.
He was playing alongside fellow St Johnston men Daniel Doherty, Jason Browne and Conor Allen.
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McNulty won the competition with his 46 points, enough to see off Andy McGlynn (39) and Ronan O’Flanagan (38).
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