Dinanauth wins in fine style

Trophy Stall Golf Classic…
– Reis, Persaud secure their flights

Last Saturday, the tees were lined up as early as 6:30 am, as almost 50 registered participants took to the Lusignan Golf Course for the annual Trophy Stall Golf Classic.

Kevin Dinanauth, who had not played in a tournament since the Guyana Open of November 2018, said after his victory, “I have been practising once a week, and today I determined to focus on my game and play well. And because the course is very encouraging to play, I was able to do well.”
Scoring a total of 4 birdies and 6 bogies, he ended the tournament 2 over par, obtaining the Best Gross as well as the Best Net score, and so emerging champion of the tournament.
The tournament was played in 3 flights, with prizes being awarded to the first two Net places in each flight. Prizes were also awarded to the Nearest to The Pin and Longest Drive winners.

In the 22 – 28 Handicap flight, winners were: Clifford Reis (72/25) – 1st; Jordi Pinol (74/28) – 2nd. Strong competition was offered from Anasha Ally (74/28) (who tied with Clifford Reis for 2nd place, but lost on the count-back); Maurice Solomon (75/24); Eion Blue (75/28); Albert Rohan (75/25) and Last week’s LGC Valentine weekend champion Robert Hanoman (78/27).
Commenting on his win, Reis explained that the course was in fine condition, and he enjoyed the camaraderie and competition.
In the 16 – 21 Handicap flight. Winners were: Patanjilee Persaud (71/16) – 1st; Bholawram Deo (72/18) – 2nd, with very keen competition from Hilbert Shields (73/16); Mahendra Bhagwandin (73/20); Aasrodeen Shaw (76/16) and Brian Glasford (76/17).
In the 0 – 15 flight, winners were: Kevin Dinanauth (68/6) – 1st; Dr Joaan Deo (70/15) – 2nd; followed keenly by Club President Aleem Hussain (71/10); reigning Guyana Open Male Champion Avinash Persaud (73/2); and Patrick Prashad (73/9).
According to the Lusignan Golf Club, Ramesh Sunich, Managing Director of Trophy Stall, the tournament’s sponsor, continues to provide sterling support to golfing in Guyana. Having begun his involvement some 20 years ago, he has continued with tournament sponsorship annually for the past 10 years.