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Golf action returns to Nexgen Golf Academy Jan 2 2025
Kaieteur Sports – 2025 will start with a bang for golfers as the Nexgen Golf Academy will host 4 days of golfing activities and training commencing Jan 2-5 at the Nexgen Golf Academy on Woolford Avenue.
– The Nexgen Golf Academy on Woolford Avenue.
Additionally, on Sunday Jan 5th, the Westside Golf Course will host a $100,000 cash prize Hole-in-One Challenge on the only island green in the country.
The 134-yard shot will challenge the best of golfers as their shot must take water into consideration on 3 sides of the green and also take into account the gusty Atlantic winds. Beginners will have a 95-yard shot, which though much shorter, will still require luck and skills to conquer.
Westside Golf Course boasts an open-air deck over water with a full service bar and low priced yet upscale food menu. It is conveniently located just off the new highway at the Vreed-en-Hoop/Crane Roundabout.
According to Philip Haynes, General Manager of Nexgen Golf Operations, “We expect a fully packed year of activities with events and tournaments for all ages, beginners and advanced players. Participants can look forward to phenomenal prize packages, trophies and outstanding service which has set Nexgen Golf above all competitors.”
For more information on the upcoming events or future activities, contact 645 0944 or visit Nexgen Golf Academy on Facebook and Instagram.
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