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Jul 13, 2018 Sports
The first Nand Persaud/Karibee Rice Golf tournament will be played tomorrow teeing off at 12:30hrs. Dozens of players are expected to compete as they prepare for a packed remainder of the season to finish off the year.
Karibee Rice is known for great taste and quality and it is therefore no surprise that the company’s executives have decided to become members of the Lusignan Golf Club and sponsor a stand-alone tournament as their entry to the game.
Both Devesh and Ragindra Persaud have long been admirers of the sport and with the initiatives of expanding the game to include newcomers, women and children, have decided to join forces with the Lusignan Golf Club (LGC) to sponsor this competition.
”Nand Persaud and Karibee Rice are proud to be associated with the LGC and hope to be a major part of its development in the coming years”, said Devesh Persaud as he committed to sponsoring the tournament.
Players will compete for prizes and honors in the Lusignan Open draw scheduled for August 4-5th. Fans will be treated to a display of individual player’s skills in golf tomorrow.
More information can be had by visit facebook pages: lusignangolfclub; karibeerice; skyplusinc or call 220 5660; 325 3563.
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