Guyanese Golfers Prepare for DSB Golfclub Paramaribo Invitational 2024

The DSB Golfclub Paramaribo Invitational 2024 will take place on October 12-13, with a 12-member team from Guyana’s Lusignan Golf Club set to compete. The tournament features top golfers from across the region in various flights based on handicaps, promoting both competition and camaraderie. Lusignan Golf Club President Anasha Ally expressed optimism for the team’s performance, building on historic successes in previous years.

Golf enthusiasts across the region are excited for the upcoming DSB Golfclub Paramaribo Invitational 2024, a prestigious tournament taking place on October 12-13 at the Golfclub Paramaribo, located on Indira Gandhiweg. A strong representation from Guyana will be made by the Lusignan Golf Club, which is fielding a formidable 12-member team consisting of talented golfers: Orson Ferguson, Mohanlall Dindnauth, Vishal Harry, Patrick Prashad, Avinash Persaud, Carlos Adams, Kishan Bacchus, Brian Hackett, Lakeram Ramsundar, Feroze Barkat, Troy Cadogan, and Patanjilee Persaud. This highly anticipated event will witness top competitors from Suriname and neighboring countries, including Guyana, coming together to engage in a 36-hole Stableford format. Multiple competitions will be held, categorized into different flights based on players’ handicaps which include: Men Handicap 0-13, Men Handicap 14-24, Men Handicap 25-30, Senior Men Handicap 0 and above, Ladies Handicap 0-22, Ladies Handicap 23-36, and a Junior Flight for ages 7-14. Lusignan Golf Club President, Mrs. Anasha Ally, expressed her enthusiasm about the team’s participation, stating, “I am pleased to be fielding a team of 12 members from the Lusignan Golf Club. We look forward to excellent results from our team, as we do well every year we participate.” She further conveyed her well wishes to the team and highlighted the importance of camaraderie with their Surinamese counterparts, acknowledging their graciousness in hosting the event. Guyana has a rich history of participating in the Suriname Open, boasting several successful performances over the years. Notably, in 2022, Brian Hackett clinched first place in Flight B, with Patanjilee Persaud occupying second. Carlos Adams achieved third in Flight C, while Shanella London and Eureka Giddings also distinguished themselves in the Women’s categories. In 2023, the successes continued, with Patanjilee Persaud winning Flight B, and Carlos Adams repeating his notable top-three finish in Flight C. Shanella London contributed with a strong performance, securing third in Flight D and second overall in the Ladies’ division, alongside Eureka Giddings who finished third in Flight E. These accomplishments are a testament to the skill and sportsmanship exhibited by Guyanese golfers on this prominent regional stage. The camaraderie that flourishes between Surinamese and Guyanese golfers is a defining feature of this tournament, promoting both competitive spirit and strong diplomatic relations between the two nations. The DSB Golfclub Paramaribo Invitational is poised to be a thrilling event on the regional golfing calendar, promising an engaging experience for both participants and spectators alike.

The DSB Golfclub Paramaribo Invitational is an annual golf tournament that attracts top golfers from across the region, showcasing talent, sportsmanship, and fostering relationships among competing nations. The event features a variety of competition categories, accommodating golfers of different skill levels through the use of handicap systems. Historically, Guyanese golfers, particularly from the Lusignan Golf Club, have demonstrated excellent performance in this event, emphasizing their prowess in the sport and their commitment to maintaining strong regional ties through athletics.

In conclusion, the DSB Golfclub Paramaribo Invitational 2024 is set to be a significant event for the golfing community in the region, featuring a strong team from Guyana’s Lusignan Golf Club. The tournament not only highlights the competitive spirit of the participants but also underscores the historical bond between Surinamese and Guyanese golfers. As they prepare to compete, the spirit of camaraderie and mutual respect between the two nations remains a hallmark of this prestigious occasion.

Original Source: newsroom.gy