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JAPARTS lends support to Lusignan Golf Club
During the rainy season, course maintenance becomes particularly challenging as water accumulation and rapid grass growth demand immediate attention
Kaieteur Sports – In support of the Lusignan Golf during the relentless rainy season, Chief Executive Officer Terry Singh, has loaned a tractor to the Lusignan Golf Club (LGC) for a period of five weeks. This generous contribution comes at a time when the club is battling persistent rainfall and trying to keep the course in playable condition.
LGC President Anasha Ally expressed deep appreciation on behalf of the club and its membership. “On behalf of the club and its members, I’m very grateful for the help that JAPARTS and Terry Singh have given to the club,” Ally stated. “The rainfall has been relentless, and keeping the course in fairly good condition has been a challenge over the past two months. We couldn’t do it without the help of Terry Singh and some members of the club, including Patanjilee Persaud, Dino Bissessar, Pandit Ravi, and Manager Vishal Changur and ground staff.”
The provision of the tractor is not merely a convenience—it is essential. During the rainy season, course maintenance becomes particularly challenging as water accumulation and rapid grass growth demand immediate attention. Without the proper machinery, such upkeep would be both time-consuming and costly. The tractor allows the LGC grounds team to respond promptly, helping to prevent deterioration of the playing surface and preserving the safety and enjoyment of members and visitors.
“To rent a tractor of this kind for five weeks would typically cost the club well over two million dollars,” President Ally added. “When we have the corporate community and well-wishers who support the club in such a generous manner it helps LGC a lot, and the club is extremely grateful.”
CEO Terry Singh’s commitment to the development of sports and community initiatives is evident in this act of generosity. His support underscores the critical role the private sector can play in sustaining recreational infrastructure, especially during times of environmental strain.
Lusignan Golf Club, continues to thrive thanks to the support of stakeholders like JAPARTS. Alongside the assistance of dedicated club members and the leadership of the executive committee and grounds superintendent Deno Bissessar
The LGC look forward to a continued partnership with With Japarts in future as well as the wider corporate community.
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