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86 children enjoy Lusignan Golf Club Summer Camps
Lusignan Golf Club recently concluded a week-long summer camp as part of its commitment to introducing children to the fundamentals of golf.
Children being instructed on the rudiments of the game of Gold during the recent camp.
The club hosted 53 children, while another 33 attended a satellite camp at Hopetown Berbice. Instructors showed the children such basics as the grip, the swing path of the club and putting techniques.
On the last day a mini tournament was held and the results were as follows:
Under 8 – 11 pts each: Kaydan Patiram, Ruquiya Mohamed, Zion Hinckson, Daquan Rosario
Ages 9 – 12 1st 13 pts Gordon Nickerson, 2nd 8 pts Angel Archer, 3rd 6 pts Vanessa Pragash
Age 13 – 16 1st 14 pts Keyshawn Grant who was overall winner, 2nd – 10 pts Denzel Alves 3rd 9 pts Shine Haynes.
Bruster’s and Quality Cafe were the major financial sponsors, donating roughly $250,000 to support the Berbice operations, including the ice cream on Friday thanks to proprietor and member Paton George.
Member Dr. Philbert London along with Tanza McAlmont were instrumental in organising the Berbice lessons, personally training and mentoring the children, getting a permit for the ground and arranging food and beverages each day. Club secretary Chet Bowling also donated $40,000 to have the Hopetown ball field mowed.
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