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The incidents are said to have happened at Dunfanaghy Golf Club
A man has been charged with assault and engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour at Dunfanaghy Golf Club.
The case of Cathal McMonagle was mentioned at Falcarragh District Court.
Mr McMonagle, with an address at Stanford, Connecticut, United States of America, faces two charges.
The 51-year-old is charged with assault at Dunfanaghy Golf Club on August 3, 2024. On the same date, he is also accused of engaging in threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour in a public place, also at Dunfanaghy Golf Club.
The accused was not in court for the brief hearing. The man's solicitor, Mr Rory O'Brien, said he was asking for the case to be adjourned to explore the possibility of having an adult caution issued.
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