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Kaieteur Sports – The indomitable LGC Secretary, Chet Bowling, a rookie soon to be promoted to a reduced handicap, ran away with the game as he led the field by 5 lengths with a Net 55 score. Bowling’s net score of 55 meant he bettered his handicap by a whopping 15 strokes.
His nearest competitor, veteran golfer David Harry, came 2nd with a Net score of 60, in the exciting novelty String Golf Tournament (followed by the Club Christmas Social) held on Sunday 9 December, 2023 at the Lusignan Golf Club.
Harry also won the Nearest ToThe Pin and Longest Drive prizes, making him a 3-times winner in the Day’s Tournament. In that Specialty Prizes area, Club Captain, Pope London earned the Best Dressed Golfer prize, while rookie Jason Clarke received the Most Honest Golfer prize.
The winners pose with their prizes.
Chet Bowling won the tournament with a net score of 55.
Coming up keenly at 3rd place in the Net Tournament was Guyana’s current Female Champion Golfer, Shanella London, with a Net 61, pipping former Club Captain, veteran golfer Patrick Prashad, 4th with Net 61also. Current holder of the Tobago Female Champion Golfer trophy, Eureka Giddings, scored Net 63 to come in 5th, while Club Vice-President, Brian Hackett, produced a fine round to finish 6th with a Net 64.
The unique tournament, coordinated and organised by Board Member Anasha Ally, involved participants using a given length of string to be cut at appropriate times to make up for a stroke, had never been played by many of the golfers, so that the event was thrilling and memorable as they thoroughly enjoyed themselves in the play. The very good hamper prizes were greatly appreciated by the golfers.
During the Club Social which followed, golfers participated in a sumptuous meal then heartily sang Christmas songs, led by Patrick Prashad on the guitar. Vice-President Brian Hackett clearly and especially expressed heartfelt gratitude to the sponsors – Ansa McAl; Banks DIH Ltd.; Guyana Marriott International Hotel; Massy, Guyana; and Survival Supermarket – for their significant contribution to the participants’ happiness and the Day’s events resounding success.
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