Thursday, April 23, 2026

Happy Day for Crichlow, Shuffler

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Orlando Crichlow and Earlyn Shuffler emerged winners of the Banks Happy Day Two-ball Scramble when the tournament was contested on Saturday at the Barbados Golf Club.
The winners, who played well to stave off a competitive field, posted a combined net score of 60.5 to win the title.
Their performance was a stroke better than Ivan Codrington and Zerina Belgrave, who shot 61.25 to finish second, while Roger Bryan and Livvy Hunte were third with 61.5.
Helen Foster and Leiza Blakeley copped the women’s first-place prize with a score of 69.
Eighty-four players took part in the tournament that featured a shotgun start at 8 a.m. and later lunch and the presentation of prizes in the clubhouse.
Among the other players collecting individual prizes were Donald Leacock, who took the longest drive among the men, and Zerina Belgrave, who won the women’s equivalent.
Roger Bryan won the closest-to-the pin prize on the 16th hole.
Chief executive of Banks Holdings Richard Cozier presented the prizes and thanked players and staff of the BGC hosting course for contributing to a successful tournament. (BB)
 
 

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