HHamill

Harry Hamill: Born Portrush c.1883

(Royal Portrush Golf Club c.1900-1905, Ormeau 1905-1924 and again in 1927-1928 when the club was unhappy with the services of Leo Wallace, his replacement. Moving to Belvoir Park, 1930-1932, Bangor 12 March 1924- Feb. 1925). Hamill was a "good golfer" or at least good enough to be Sandy Herd's equal over the first eighteen holes in a 1902 exhibition match (77-77) only to be outplayed over the next eighteen (70-73).

Back row (Left to Right)	Jimmy Barrett (Hermitage)	Hugh McNeill (Royal Portrush)	Harry Hamill (Ormeau)	Bertie Snowball (Portmarnock)	James Edmundson (Royal Portrush)	Michael Moran (Dundalk)	John J. McKenna (Malahide)
Front row (Left to Right)		Harry Kidd (Malone)	Willie MacNamara (Lahinch)	James McKenna (Carrickmines)	A. H. Toogood (Tramore)	Alex Robertson (Co. Down)
Irish International team who played Scotland for Springvale Bowl in 1907 prior to the inaugural Irish Professional Championship.

From May 1919 Hamill was allowed - "to go to Greenisland two days per month", according to the Ormeau centenary brochure.