Augustus Reflects on Performance & Funding Challenges
IslandStats.com
Following his first tournament of 2025, Bermudian golfer Daniel Augustus spoke to www.islandstats.com about his performance at the Cisco APGA Black History Month Classic at TPC Sawgrass and the ongoing challenges he faces in his professional career.
Augustus, who finished in a tie for 35th place at the iconic Florida course, opened up about the difficulties of maintaining a consistent competitive schedule. He acknowledged the impact of limited playing opportunities and the struggles associated with it.
While expressing his gratitude to organizations such as the Bermuda Professional Golfers Association and the Bermuda Government, as well as other individuals who have supported him over the years, Augustus highlighted the persistent financial hurdles he faces. Funding remains his biggest obstacle, but it's a challenge he insists he won't back down from. He emphasized his determination to continue pursuing his golfing dreams despite the financial pressures.
Over the two rounds at TPC Sawgrass, Augustus carded a total of eight Birdies, 15 Pars, nine Bogeys, and four Double Bogeys, demonstrating the mix of highs and lows that characterized his tournament. His performance at such a prestigious venue serves as a reminder of his talent and potential, and he will be hoping to build on this experience as he looks ahead to future competitions.
