Prashad dominates penultimate round; Persaud takes league lead – National Top Flight Golf League

The Promotech National Top Flight Golf League (NTFGL) is heading for a thrilling and dramatic conclusion, as Patrick Prashad delivered a dominant performance in the penultimate round while Patanjilee Persaud surged to the top of the overall standings, setting up an exciting final showdown on April 12, 2026, at Lusignan Golf Club (LGC), East Coast Demerara (ECD).
With the league still wide open and seven players mathematically in contention, the stage is now set for a grand finale that promises high drama, pressure golf, and a fitting conclusion to what has been a highly-competitive inaugural season.
The penultimate round belonged to Patrick Prashad, who produced a masterclass performance to sweep the field. Prashad captured the front nine, back nine, and overall titles for the day, earning the maximum 12 points available and making one of the biggest moves on the leaderboard in the league so far. His dominant showing propelled him to 15 points overall, putting him right back into contention heading into the final round.

While Prashad stole the show on the day, Persaud quietly did what was necessary to move into the overall lead. Persaud finished third in the round to secure three important points, bringing his overall total to 18 points and placing him at the top of the standings heading into the final.
Hot on his heels, however, are four players tied just one point behind on 17 points – Brian Hackett, Joseph Szeplaki, Fazil Haniff, and Videsh Persaud, creating an incredibly tight leaderboard and ensuring that the championship will likely be decided on the final day of competition.
Bala Vinjimoor also had a strong outing, finishing second in the round to earn five points, while Mike Mangal added two points to move to 12 overall. Chet Bowling sits on 11 points and Keshan Bacchus on 10 points, while Ian Gouveia and Orson Ferguson are both on six points.
Players also had to contend with challenging course conditions following a week of rain, which left the course softer than usual and placed a premium on accuracy, course management, and mental focus.
With the leader-board so tight and so many players still in contention, the final round on April 12 is shaping up to be a dramatic battle for the inaugural Promotech National Top Flight Golf League title. With everything on the line and pressure at its highest, the league now heads toward what promises to be an exciting and unforgettable finish.