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Torginol Paints Inc. annual Golf Tournament fixed for tomorrow
Torginol Paints Inc., – “The paint Professionals Prefer” – a member of the
Torginal Manager Avalon Jagnandan (right) hands over sponsorship cheque to LGC President David Mohamad.
Continental Group of Companies, incorporated in 1960 by the late Founder/Chairman Mr. Swarn Kumar Puri is a proud sponsor of tomorrow’s Golf Tournament at the Lusignan Golf Club (LGC).
The Continental Group of Companies (CGC) have been sponsoring golf tournaments for over a decade at the LGC. Current Sales and Marketing Manager of the CGC, Mr. Avalon Jagnandan, expressed his delight for Torginol’s sponsorship to Club President Mr David Mohamad, and looks forward to their representatives being on hand during the day’s play, which is set to be an 18-hole event which usually lasts for about 4 ½ hours.
Torginol Paints, with their factory at 9-12 Industrial Estate, Ruimveldt, and two main outlets at Regent & Hinck Streets and Regent & Alexander streets, Georgetown, manufactures a diversified range of paint and paint-related products for every surface. The products, branded under Torga and Arbobrand names, carry a wide range of quality items covering decorative, industrial, commercial, furniture and other finishes. Torginol’s web page is www.torginolpaints.com Torginol has several other outlets nationwide.
Tomorrow’s 18-hole medal play golf format will tee-off at 12:30p.m. and is expected to attract fierce competition from many golfers as the CGC provides very encouraging prizes and an atmosphere of goodwill.
Last year’s Best Net winners under the Medal Play format were, Shanella Webster – 1st; Fazil Haniff 2nd; Kalyan Tiwari 3rd and Juliet Prince 4th. Mohanlall ‘Santo’ Dinanauth carted off the Best Gross and closet to the pin award went to Brian Hackett.
Up for grabs tomorrow are prizes for 1st to 3rd Best Net, Best Gross and Nearest to the Pin.
President Mohamad advised that the grounds, fairways and greens are all in excellent condition.
As usual, the public is invited to witness the tournament free of cost.
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