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Monday, October 05, 2026
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Muso & McDaniel College battle at West Pines Invitational
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Dylan Muso produced a sharp second-round recovery to keep McDaniel College in the hunt as the Green Terror reached a tie for 10th place at the West Pines Collegiate Golf Tournament in Georgia.
Competing across the tight fairways of West Pines Golf Club in Douglasville, the Maryland-based collegiate outfit ended the second round sitting at 10 over par, positioned firmly in the mid-pack of a congested leaderboard.
Muso, sharing 65th place individually, displayed notable grit to bounce back from an uneven opening circuit.
The Bermudian carded an initial five-over-par 76 on day one, finding scoring opportunities hard to come by on the demanding layout. His opening effort featured a single birdie and 12 steady pars, though four bogeys and a damaging double bogey pegged him back.
However, Muso demonstrated admirable composure during round two, trimming four strokes off his morning benchmark with a gritty one-over-par 72.
The second round saw the McDaniel talent hit his stride around the greens, converting three birdies and 11 pars to counteract four bogeys. The four-shot improvement offered crucial support to McDaniel’s collective team tally, helping them hold firm inside the top 10 as the competition moves into its decisive phase.
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Saturday, October 03, 2026
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Betschart & MacFarlane cruise to Bermuda Mixed Foursomes Title
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Darina Betschart and Lewis MacFarlane produced a dominant final-round display to capture the Bermuda Mixed Foursomes Championship crown at Turtle Hill Golf Course.
The duo, who shared the lead after the opening round, pulled clear of the chasing pack on the closing 18 holes to finish with a commanding 12-under-par total of 96, claiming victory by eight clear shots.
Betschart and MacFarlane entered the final stretch tied at the top with Tracy Burgess and Richard Marriott after both pairings carded sparkling five-under-par rounds of 49 on the opening test.
While Burgess and Marriott stumbled with a one-over-par 55 to conclude their tournament at four-under 104, Betschart and MacFarlane turned on the style. A scorching seven-under-par 47 saw them run away with the championship silverware in emphatic fashion.
Burgess and Marriott had to settle for a share of second place alongside Ann Symonds and Walter Jackson, who mounted a fine charge from fourth place at the turn. Symonds and Jackson shaved two strokes off their opening 53 to post a three-under-par 51, matching the runners-up on 104.
Katrin Burnie and Roderick Forrest kept themselves in the mix throughout, signing for rounds of 52 and 53 to secure fourth place on three under par, just one shot behind the podium places. James Godwin and Linda Down completed the top five in the championship flight at one over par after back-to-back rounds of 54 and 55.
In the First Flight, Brent Giannone and Jaime Giannone led from start to finish to seal a comfortable seven-stroke victory.
Giannone and Giannone took early control with a six-over-par 60 at the halfway stage, establishing a four-stroke cushion over their nearest challengers. Despite a three-over 57 on the final round, their overall tally of 9-over-par 117 proved more than enough to secure the division honours.
Darrin Lewis and Kimberly Lewis claimed second place on 14-over par, recovering well from an opening 64 with a four-over 58 to post 122. Richard Hazelwood and Sarah Eggen rounded out the field in third position, carding 72 and 69 for a total of 141.
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Friday, October 02, 2026
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Augustus Battles to Level-Par Finale at Slaley Hall
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Bermudian golfer Daniel Augustus concluded his campaign at the Tier 1 2026 Pro Clutch Tour Championship with a steady, even-par final round to finish tied for 62nd at Slaley Hall.
Augustus, who completed the tournament at 15 over par overall, mounted a determined closing performance following earlier struggles during the week on the challenging Northumberland course.
His final 18 holes were marked by a display of resilience, trading four bogeys with four birdies alongside ten solid pars to card an even-par round and salvage positive momentum from a testing week.
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Thursday, October 01, 2026
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Augustus Battles Back after Bruising Opener on Clutch Tour
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Bermudian professional Daniel Augustus showed resilience to shave nine strokes off his opening score in the second round of the Tier 1 2026 Pro Clutch Tour Championship at Slaley Hall.
Tackling the testing Hunting Course in Hexham, Northumberland, Augustus endured a punishing opening day before staging a solid fightback on Thursday.
A difficult first round saw the Bermudian card a 12-over-par 84 to leave him lingering in 70th position. His opener proved an erratic affair across the tree-lined layout, featuring two birdies alongside eight bogeys, three double bogeys, and just five pars.
However, Augustus responded with greater control in round two, firing an improved three-over-par 75.
The 55-year-old tour layout offered plenty of trouble, but Augustus attacked the pin with greater accuracy, rolling in four birdies and steadying his card with eight pars. Despite dropping shots via five bogeys and a solitary double bogey, the nine-shot turnaround lifted him into 67th spot on the leaderboard heading into the next phase of play.
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Thursday, October 01, 2026
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Mixed Foursomes Championship set for Turtle Hill Showdown
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The stage is set for the Bermuda Mixed Foursomes Championship this Saturday, 3 October, with competitors heading to Turtle Hill Golf Club for a grueling 36-hole stroke play test.
The one-day marathon will see mixed pairs of two battle across two distinct formats, challenging both individual consistency and team strategy.
Round one opens with Four-Ball (Partner Best Ball) played at an 85% handicap allowance, before the afternoon session switches gears. Pairs in the elite Championship Flight will contest the demanding Pinehurst format (Modified Alternate Shot) at 50% combined handicap, while the First Flight division will conclude play under a Captain’s Choice format.
Action begins early with registration from 7:00 am, followed by a tournament briefing at 7:20 am ahead of a prompt 7:30 am shotgun start for the opening round.
Golfers will return to the clubhouse at 11:00 am to submit morning cards and collect a quick "Stop & Go" boxed lunch, before the horn sounds at 11:30 am for round two's shotgun start.
The day concludes with final scorecards due at 3:00 pm, leading directly into the prize presentation ceremony at 3:30 pm.
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