Double Gold for Bermuda in CGA 4-Ball Championships
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Bermuda’s golfers enjoyed a fantastic final day at the Caribbean Golf Association (CGA) 4-Ball Championship in Jamaica, securing victory atop two leaderboards and adding a runner-up finish to their medal haul.
The two championship wins came in the women's senior ranks and the most senior men's division, capping a strong performance at the Cinnamon Hill Golf Course.
Command Wins Secure Gold
The pairing of Tracy Burgess and Ann Symonds finished their campaign in the Ladies 45+ Division in dominant style. A final round of 4-over par 76 saw them finish at 4-over par overall. This exceptional score gave them a commanding eight-stroke advantage over second-placed Jamaica, confirming a gold medal finish. Trinidad & Tobago took third at 40-over.
In the most senior category, the Men’s 70+ Division, the Bermudian duo of Quinton Sherlock Sr and Hav Trott also claimed the top prize. They finished the championship at 1-under par overall. The victory saw them finish two strokes clear of the Bahamas (1-over par), with Jamaica B rounding out the podium in third (4-over par).
Seniors Claim Silver
Mark Ray and Roger Brangman delivered a strong finish in the competitive Seniors Division, securing a well-earned runner-up medal. Their final score of 1-over par overall was enough to place them second, with Barbados finishing third at 2-over. Jamaica won the division convincingly at 12-under par.
Other Bermuda Finishes
The Ladies 25+ Division saw Morgan Lightbourne and Sarah Dwyer finish in third place at 33-over par. Trinidad & Tobago were the division champions at 9-over, with Jamaica in second at 13-over.
In the Mid Amateurs, Richard Marriott and Jonathan James finished seventh at 15-over par. Trinidad & Tobago won with a stellar 9-under overall score.
The Super Seniors Division pairing of Chris Phillips and Geoff Piggott finished seventh with a score of 22-over par. Trinidad & Tobago secured that division's gold at 8-under par.
