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Mar 28, 2026 Sports

Lusignan Golf Club Captain Ayube Subhan (left) shares a handshake with Country General Manager of SBM Offshore Guyana, Martin Cheong, ahead of the upcoming SBM Offshore Golf Tournament.
Kaieteur Sports – The Lusignan Golf Club will host the highly anticipated SBM Offshore Golf Tournament this Sunday, March 29, 2026, with a strong field of golfers expected to compete in what is anticipated to be an exciting and competitive day of golf.
The tournament will be played over 18 holes in a Medal Play format with a shotgun start scheduled for 8:00 hrs. Players will compete in two flights based on handicap, with the flights set at 0–14 handicap and 15–36 handicap, ensuring competitive play across the field.
A number of prizes will be up for grabs, including Best Net prizes in each flight with trophies awarded for first, second and third places. Players will also compete for Overall Best Net and Overall Best Gross, along with special prizes for Nearest to the Flag on Hole #4 and Longest Drive on Hole #5.
Registration for the tournament is currently open, and interested players can contact the Lusignan Golf Club on 620-0093 to register. Registration will close at 13:00 hrs today, Saturday, March 28, 2026.
Club PRO, Dr. Joaan Deo, expressed appreciation to SBM Offshore Guyana for sponsoring the tournament and supporting the development of golf at Lusignan. She noted that corporate support continues to play an important role in the growth of the sport and the club’s ability to host competitive tournaments for its members and invited players.
SBM Offshore Guyana is part of the global SBM Offshore group, a company specializing in floating production, storage and offloading vessels within the offshore oil and gas industry. The company continues to play a significant role in Guyana’s energy sector and has been supportive of community and sporting initiatives.
The presentation of prizes is expected to take place at approximately 12:30 hrs following the conclusion of the tournament.
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