Three-hole golf tourney off to competitive start

By Emmerson Campbell On In Sports |
Former Prime Minister, Samuel Hinds (centre) along with Managing Director of Assuria, Yogindra Arjune pose with some employees of the company prior to the start of the tournament yesterday. (Emmerson Campbell photo)
Former Prime Minister, Samuel Hinds (centre) along with Managing Director of Assuria, Yogindra Arjune pose with some employees of the company prior to the start of the tournament yesterday. (Emmerson Campbell photo)

The Assuria’s inaugural three-hole golf championships got off to a competitive start yesterday at the Nexgen Golf Academy. 

Former Prime Minister, Samuel Hinds took the tee off honours for the four-day tournament which will be held under strict COVID19 guidelines at the Academy on Woolford Avenue. 

The event, which wraps up on Saturday, is free of cost and is open to everyone who has ever wanted to try the sport with complimentary equipment, balls and lessons provided during the fixture.