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Sanjay’s Jewelry golf tourney set for Sunday
Golf players are gearing upfor this Sunday’s Sanjay’s Jewelry tournament set for the Lusignan Golf Club with tee-off at 09:00hrs. According to a club release the tournament will provide some very competitive action
Last year’s winner Mahendra Bhagwandin receiving his prize from Mr. Sanjay Persaud
as the prizes are always enterprising.
Last October Mr. Sanjay Persaud, sponsor, had put up three souvenir golden Golf Clubs for the 1st to 3rd place Best Net winners. He has indicated that he hopes to do even better for Sundays tournament.
While last October’s tournament was played on the Flight format, this year’s competition will be contested using the simple Medal-Play system. Prizes will be awarded to 1st to 3rd Best Net, the Best Gross and Nearest to the Pin (NTP).
Club President David Mohamad commented: “We at the Lusignan Golf Club continue to be extremely appreciative for the support that Sanjay’s Jewelry gives to the LGC and golfing in Guyana.”
President Mohamad also notes that the LGC ground is in great shape and golfers will find the outfield well cut. The greens are hard and fast. Many of the competitors from last October’s tournament will again compete this year including winner Mahendra Bhagwandin (1st Best Net), David Mohamad (2nd Best Net), Rishi Sukhram, Deosarran Sookram, Kevin Budram, Fazil Haniff, Christine Sukhram, Brian Hackett and Kalyan Tiwari (3rd Best Net and NTP).
The public is invited attend the game, admission is free.
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