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Pre-Mash Golf Tournament & BBQ Set for Lusignan Fairways
Kaieteur Sports – The festive atmosphere of Mashramani will extend to the greens this Sunday when the Lusignan Golf Club hosts a Pre-Mash Golf Tournament & BBQ, an event spearheaded by Romel Bhagwandin to merge national celebration with competitive sport.
The nine-hole tournament is scheduled for February 22, with tee-off set for 9:00 AM.
Designed as a build-up to Guyana’s Republic celebrations, the tournament will see golfers competing in a friendly yet competitive environment, with food and drinks provided for players and prizes on offer. Organizers have also incorporated a midday BBQ beginning at 12:00 PM, creating a relaxed, family-oriented setting after the morning’s action on the course.
Golf enthusiast, Romel Bhagwandin
Entertainment will be provided by Sniper Entertainment, adding to the festive ambiance.
The entrance fee for players is $5,000, while patrons who wish to join the BBQ experience can do so at a cost of $2,000. According to Bhagwandin, the initiative aims to showcase golf as an inclusive sport that can play a meaningful role in national celebrations.
“Mashramani is about celebrating who we are as a people,” Bhagwandin noted. “Golf might traditionally be seen as a quiet, technical game, but it also builds camaraderie and unity. This event is about bringing those elements together in a way that reflects our national spirit.”
The Lusignan Golf Club continues to position itself as a hub for community engagement, and this Pre-Mash tournament reinforces that commitment by opening its fairways to sport enthusiasts and families alike.
With competition in the morning and festivities in the afternoon, the event promises a balanced blend of sport, culture, and celebration as Guyana counts down to Mashramani.
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