40 players expected from USA, Canada and Caribbean

ONE Communications through its business development brand ‘Brava’ has partnered with the iconic Lusignan Golf Club (LGC) to put on the 2024 edition of the Brava Guyana Open Golf Tournament, set for November 1st and 2nd

The company is plugging 4.5 million dollars towards the hosting of the number one event on the local golfing calendar.
LGC President Anasha Ally expressed her club’s elation at One Communications long support for golf in Guyana, saying, “I would like to say on behalf of the Lusignan Golf Club its members, non- members and all players that we are so happy for the Brava Guyana Open Golf Tournament 2024….. I know they have had a long association with our Guyana open and so we are happy that Brava has come on board for this occasion.”

She noted that the competition is expected to create a buzz in the golfing community among top players, adding, “We anxiously and excitedly look forward to all of them being a part of our competition this year, so in a nutshell, I’m really grateful, our club is extremely grateful for this sponsorship.”
Brava’s General Manager Hilton Wong, said the company has seen the benefits of their sustained investments over the past years, telling those gathered that, “Golf is obviously a key pillar for us in terms of the corporate end. At Brava, we believe three years investment is one of those worthwhile types of

investments in terms of the corporate space, as we venture into another year with the Lusignan Golf Club; it’s important for us to really sit and strengthen our partnership…….with clients facing the struggles of communication and collaboration all together, golf is an ideal way to really gel partners together.”

LGC club captain Ayube Subhan commented that this year’s medal play tournament will feature a men and women’s category featuring several handicaps played over two days and 36 holes.
‘We have three flights that we are going to be playing in — the premier flight is going to be the 0-9 handicap they will participate; then we have the 10-18 handicap and the final grouping is going to be from 19-28……on the day itself because of sheer numbers, we will have to start early, so we get a full day’s golf and that also stand for the Sunday,’ the club captain said.

This tournament is set to feature 40 players from the USA, Canada Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, Barbados, Fiji and other regional countries, along with a host of local players
The cut-off date for entries is October 19 with trophy, prizes and bragging rights up for grabs.