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Saturday, September 05, 2026
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Transylvania Fall Invite Muso cards 73 to sit Tied Twentieth
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Bermudian golfer Dylan Muso got his collegiate season under way with a steady one-over-par 73 to sit tied for 20th after the opening round of the Transylvania Fall Invite.
Inclement weather caused disruption and delayed proceedings at the "Top 100" Big Blue course, but Muso coped well with the stop-start conditions to keep McDaniel College firmly in contention.
The Bermudian produced an eventful round featuring four birdies, 10 pars, three bogs, and a double-bogey on his way to signing for a 73 (+1).
Muso enters the final day within striking distance of the top 10 as McDaniel look to make up ground on the team leaderboard.
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Friday, September 04, 2026
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Adam Perry Cards Level-Par 71 to Seal Moongate Tour Win
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Adam Perry claimed victory on the Moongate Tour after carding an even-par round of 71 at Port Royal Golf Course.
Perry finished three strokes clear of his nearest challenger, Scott Roy, who signed for a three-over-par 74 to take sole possession of second place.
A congested chasing pack saw four players finish tied for third at six over par (77): Jamie MacMillan, Dwayne Pearman, Nick Jones, and Chris Smith.
Chaka DeSilva and Kenny Leseur shared seventh position after both recorded rounds of 80 (+9), one stroke ahead of Aaron James, who returned an 81 (+10).
Selected leaderboards scores:
E (71): Adam Perry
+3 (74): Scott Roy
+6 (77): Jamie MacMillan, Dwayne Pearman, Nick Jones, Chris Smith
+9 (80): Chaka DeSilva, Kenny Leseur
+10 (81): Aaron James
+12 (83): James Goodwin
+14 (85): Mackih McGowan
+15 (86): Andrew Trott-Francis, Jevon Roberts, Damon Smith
+18 (89): Steven Lambert, Tyler Emery
+30 (101): Dennis Joell
+35 (106): Ajunte Tuzo
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Thursday, September 03, 2026
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Symonds & Abraham Lead Charge at Myrtle Beach World Am
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Bermuda’s golfers have brought the curtain down on the Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championship in South Carolina, highlighted by a commanding Gross Division title for Ann Symonds and a share of first place for Dave Abraham.
The final round across the Grand Strand courses delivered standout performances from the island contingent, with Symonds anchoring the week's success in Flight 53 for Women 59 and Under. Closing her campaign with an 88, Symonds clinched victory in the Gross Division while securing an impressive third-place finish overall in the Net standings. Her teammate Angela Cook also concluded the week on a high note, firing a final-round 85 to climb into seventh place overall and secure two top-ten finishes for Bermuda in the division.
In Flight 22 for Mid Senior Men aged 60 to 69, Dave Abraham mounted a formidable final assault on the leaderboard. Carding a superb two-over-par 78, Abraham surged into a tie for first place to conclude a stellar week of scoring. In the same flight, Antony Than carded a closing 90 to finish tied for 36th.
Tracy Burgess delivered one of the finest rounds of the day for the contingent in Flight 52 of the Women’s Gross competition. Shaving 14 strokes off her penultimate round, Burgess produced a clinical 77 to seal an eighth-place finish in an elite gross-scoring field.
In Flight 55 for Senior Women 60 and Above, Ann Mitchell rounded off a consistent four days on the links with a final-round 88, earning a tie for 16th.
Meanwhile, in Flight 9 for Senior Men aged 50 to 59, Richard Marriott followed up his low-scoring third round with an 82, closing out his tournament in 36th place. Gary Venning also completed his campaign in Flight 44 for Super Senior Men aged 70 to 79, concluding a demanding week of golf against an international field.
The collective results mark an exceptional four-day display of endurance and shot-making for the Bermuda delegation, capped by silverware for Symonds and Abraham at the world's largest single-site amateur golf tournament.
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Wednesday, September 02, 2026
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Symonds and Abraham Stay in Contention at Myrtle Beach
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Bermuda’s golfers have reached the penultimate stage of the Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championships in South Carolina, with Ann Symonds and Dave Abraham remaining firmly in the top five of their respective divisions.
Following a testing third day across the Grand Strand courses, Symonds carded an 86 in Flight 53 (Women 59 & Under) to sit third overall heading into the final round. Teammate Angela Cook produced a solid 89 to climb up into tenth place, putting two Bermudians inside the division's top ten.
In Flight 22 (Mid Senior Men 60–69), Dave Abraham backed up his previous second-round surge with an 89 to stay within striking distance of the leaders, sitting tied for fifth. Antony Than recorded an 86 to end the round tied for 36th.
The standout round of the day for the island contingent came courtesy of Richard Marriott in Flight 9 (Senior Men 50–59). Marriott shaved seven strokes off his second-round score to fire an impressive four-over-par 76, vaulting up the leaderboard to tied-34th.
Key Division Highlights
Women's Gross (Flight 52): Tracy Burgess carded a third-round 91, shifting to 11th position overall.
Senior Women (Flight 55, 60 & Above): Ann Mitchell matched Burgess with a 91 of her own, placing her tied for 21st.
Super Senior Men (Flight 44, 70–79): Gary Venning posted a steady 92 to finish the third round tied for 35th.
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Tuesday, September 01, 2026
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Symonds Surges into Lead as Abraham Mounts Charge in Myrtle Beach
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Ann Symonds surged to the top of the leaderboard and Dave Abraham mounted a dramatic second-round climb as Bermuda's golfers built on their strong start at the Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championships in South Carolina.
Symonds delivered a clinic in Flight 53 (Women 59 & Under), carding a second-round 78 to take outright control of the division. Compatriot Angela Cook improved her overall position, shooting a 93 to finish the second round tied for 18th.
In Flight 22 (Mid Senior Men 60–69), Dave Abraham produced the comeback of the day for the island contingent. Having opened with an 83, Abraham fired an impressive second-round 78 to rocket up the standings into second place overall. Playing partner Antony Than carded a 96, leaving him tied for 45th heading into day three.
Women's Gross (Flight 52): Tracy Burgess continued her steady play at the sharp end of the field, backing up her opening 79 with an 82 to remain firmly in contention in a tie for seventh.
Senior Women (Flight 55, 60 & Above): Ann Mitchell carded a second-round 93, leaving her tied for 20th as she battles to stay within striking distance of the top ten.
Super Senior Men (Flight 44, 70–79): Gary Venning made significant gains after an opening 105, slicing 14 strokes off his previous round with a 91 to climb to tied-38th.
Senior Men (Flight 9, 50–59): Richard Marriott showed consistency with an 83 on day two, remaining 49th in a tightly bunched field.
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