The ace provided a memorable highlight as members continue to enjoy some of the last major competitions before the club moves into its winter schedule.
Another highlight was the inaugural playing of the Martin Trainor Perpetual Cup Open last weekend.
A new trophy has been presented to the club by the Trainor family and will now be competed for each year in memory of Martin Trainor.
His daughter Michelle recently presented the trophy to the club captains.
David Walker made history as the first winner, finishing on an impressive 40 points.
Rodney Howe was runner-up on 39 points, with Robert Scholes third on 38, while Johnny Graham took fourth place with 36 points after winning the tie-break on the better back nine.
Neil Cuthbertson claimed the gross prize with 28 gross points.
In the ladies’ section, Susan May came out on top with 36 points, followed by Lavinia McGovern on 34.
The Thursday Ball ladies also enjoyed an outing to Clogher Valley Golf Club, with Janet Love organising the trip.
A total of 24 ladies made the journey and enjoyed a day of good golf and camaraderie.
Claire Carney was the overall winner with 20 points, while Sharon Smyth, Sally Redman and Irene Graham took the category prizes.
The Enniskillen ladies team also travelled to Castlehume to compete in the Trudy Ellis Trophy.
Congratulations went to their neighbours Castlehume, who claimed victory in the four-ball better-ball competition.
There has also been plenty of activity on the social side of the club, with 15 players taking part in a mixed golf afternoon last Sunday.
The mixed scramble was won by Sharon Smyth, Teddy McKinley and Peter Dolan.
While the main season may be drawing to a close, there will be no shortage of activity at Enniskillen over the coming months, with quizzes and further mixed golf planned for the winter.
The club will round off the season with its prizegiving dinner on Friday, November 6, when members will gather to celebrate the year’s prizewinners and achievements.