Engineering giant, H. Nauth & Sons yesterday announced that it would partner with the Guyana Golf Association (GGA) and Nexgen Golf Academy to take on the challenge of leading golf to the forefront of Guyanese sports, starting with an Easter Weekend tournament that will demonstrate how serious they are about the game.The tournament (no entry fee) will be spread out over three days to ensure compliance with the COVID-19 Task Force approval and will offer prizes for the best amateur players who will compete for three holes in addition to chipping and putting prizes. All players of every skill level and age group are invited under strict COVID-19 guidelines.There will also be an Easter Golf Ball hunt – for all ages.In addition, there will be many prizes and trophies as the GGA seeks to expand the game to as many persons, at little or no cost.
