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Trophy Stall Golf tourney tees off Saturday

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The Lusignan Golf Club is expected to see the largest turn out of golfers this Saturday for the Trophy Stall Golf tournament which tees off at 12.30 hours.

The tournament was launched yesterday with a simple ceremony at Trophy Stall’s Bourda location.

It is expected to feature some of the top players in the country across the Medal Play 18-hole net score Shotgun Start format.

Speaking at the launch, vice-president Paton George said, “Ramesh and Devi have been among our best supporters at the Golf Club, 25 years’ relationsh­ip says it all and most of the trophies we present at the club at the various levels, are provided by Trophy Stall. They give us credit when we need it. They are very good so this is one of the longest relationsh­ips we’ve had ever.”

He added, “This tournament is just two tournament­s away from the Guyana

Open…these are some of the biggest tournament­s of the year and will have the most participan­ts. Last week we had 42, this week, we might have about 50 participan­ts,” which is the largest turnout of the year.

Managing Director of Trophy Stall, Ramesh Sunich, said he is once again pleased to be associated with the Lusignan Golf Club.

“I would like to thank them for choosing me to be one of their sponsors and it gives me the opportunit­y to showcase my products and I am seeing there is a rise in golf in Guyana,” he said.

Sunich added that he would encourage all his friends and fellow businessme­n to get on board and sponsor this sport which he reckons is developing.

Registrati­on for the tournament closes at noon today and persons desirous of playing can register at the club or contact the club on 220-5660. Entrance fees are

set at $8000 with $5000 going towards Green fees. All Covid-19 protocols are in effect. All participan­ts are advised to contact the club’s manager on the day of the tournament, to collect their score cards, pay the tournament fees and proceed to their allocated tee boxes to tee off.

First place winner will pocket a $5000

voucher along with a trophy while second place will secure a $4000 voucher and a trophy. Third place will receive a trophy, and a $3000 voucher. Best net front and back nine will both walk away with a $1500 voucher and trophy while nearest to the flag will cart off with a $1000 voucher and a trophy.

 ?? ?? Devi Sunich of Trophy Stall (left) hands over the sponsorshi­p cheque to LGC’s vice-president Paton George.
Devi Sunich of Trophy Stall (left) hands over the sponsorshi­p cheque to LGC’s vice-president Paton George.

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