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Jan 21, 2025 Sports
Kaieteur Sports- Under radiant sunshine, Lusignan Golf Club came alive, showcasing its lush green landscape and meticulously manicured fairways, setting the perfect stage for an electrifying start to 2025. The Inaugural GBTI Mastercard Golf Classic Tournament unfolded with a vibrant display of competitive spirit, as golfers from a robust field battled for glory.
As the curtains fell on this spectacular event, Orson Fergson emerged as the tournament’s first champion of the year, etching his name into the club’s history. This successful tournament marked yet another milestone in the enduring partnership between the Lusignan Golf Club and its esteemed sponsors, leaving both players and spectators in awe of the world-class experience.
Fergson’s dedication to the sport was evident, as he revealed his rigorous preparation over the past month. Speaking after his victory, Fergson stated, “I’ve been practicing two to three times per week in the mornings over the past month. So this win is a culmination of the work I have been putting in. It’s pretty exciting to see the hard work actually paying off. It was a wonderful course to play on and it was a wonderful tournament, and thanks to GBTI for sponsoring.”
The tournament recognized additional outstanding performances. The third-place position was secured by Rakesh Harry with 38 points (handicap 10), followed closely by Arnold Deo in second place with 38 points (handicap 19). Fergson led the field with 43 points (handicap 28), demonstrating remarkable consistency throughout the day.
Notable acknowledgments included Rakesh Harry for the Longest Drive and Joseph Szeplake for Nearest to the Pin (NTP), both of whom showcased remarkable skill and precision.
Pernell Cummings, Marketing Manager of GBTI, lauded the efforts of the players and expressed the institution’s pride in supporting the event. “GBTI is honored to be a part of this tournament. It was great to see all these players coming out and supporting the tournament. We commend the players for toiling in the sun and to the winner, it was a job well done. We will definitely be supporting this club again,” said Cummings.
Anasha Ally, President of the Lusignan Golf Club, extended gratitude to all stakeholders involved in the tournament’s success. “Thank you GBTI; it was a wonderful tournament. This is attributable to the people who turned out to the tournament and those who supported it. I would like to thank our club staff and our ground staff for making this course so beautiful. Many people have commended the LGC for the improvement on the course.”
The GBTI Gold Mastercard offers convenient payment options with credit limits ranging from USD 2,000 to USD 10,000, along with 4% cash-back on local purchases at supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies, and more. Meanwhile, the GBTI Executive Business Mastercard caters to business professionals with access to financial mentors, SME education programs, and other exclusive benefits.
The Lusignan Golf Club continues to build on its reputation as a premier golfing destination in Guyana, owing much of its success to the unwavering support of sponsors like GBTI and the dedication of its members and staff.
(Orson Fergson secures victory at the GBTI Mastercard Golf Classic)
Jan 21, 2025
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