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Friday, August 28, 2026
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Paz Commits to Goslings Bermuda Open
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Rising Venezuelan golfer Virgilio Paz has confirmed his entry for next month's Goslings Bermuda Open at Port Royal Golf Course, the Bermuda Golf Association (BGA) has announced.
Paz, who finished runner-up at the 2026 Latin America Amateur Championship (LAAC), headlines an expanding international field heading to Southampton for one of the island's premier domestic championships.
The young prospect earned widespread acclaim earlier this year for his composure during the high-stakes LAAC finale, cementing his reputation as one of the region's top emerging amateur talents.
"The Bermuda Golf Association is pleased to announce the commitment of Virgilio Paz to the Goslings Bermuda Open," the governing body said in a statement. "We look forward to welcoming Virgilio to Bermuda and seeing him compete at Port Royal this September."
The Goslings Bermuda Open returns to the famed par-71 Port Royal layout in September, offering local contenders and visiting international challengers a stern test over the ocean-side championship links.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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Bermuda Impressive 2nd at North America Junior Cup
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Bermuda’s junior golfers have secured a memorable runner-up finish at the 2026 North America Junior Cup, concluding a sensational campaign at the Vidanta Vallarta resort in Mexico with an overall team score of 37-under-par.
Tournament hosts Mexico claimed the championship title in commanding fashion at 80-under-par, while Bermuda held off a determined challenge from Canada—who finished third at five-under-par—to comfortably take second spot on the podium.
Weston and Soutter lead final-round individual tests
Following the opening two days of pairs play, the tournament concluded with a demanding individual stroke-play round, where Bermuda posted a combined 18-over-par 602 to protect their overnight advantage.
Will Weston and Ramsay Soutter once again set the standard for the Bermudian contingent, each firing composed rounds of level-par 72.
Damian Moniz delivered another standout performance with a one-over 73, while Sa-Qui Robinson carded a solid 74 and Arman Newton signed for a 75.
Resolute team display guarantees silver
Grayson Tavares battled to a 77, with Lachlan Soutter posting a 79 to keep Bermuda safely ahead of the chasing Canadian squad. Sebastian Gomez (83), Max Parry (86), and Kaillie Matthews (90) completed the scorecard in testing afternoon conditions.
The result marks one of Bermuda’s finest collective junior international golf performances, showcasing depth across the squad against top continental opposition.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2026
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Bermuda in second place at North America Junior Cup
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Bermuda's junior golfers have strengthened their grip on second place at the 2026 North America Junior Cup in Mexico, mounting a sensational charge with a combined second-round score of 42-under-par 205.
Competing across the greens at the Vidanta Vallarta resort, the Bermudian squad produced a scoring masterclass in the pairs format to move 14 points clear of third-placed Canada, sitting 13 points adrift of tournament leaders and hosts Mexico.
Weston and Soutter lead red-hot scoring charge
Will Weston and Ramsay Soutter once again set the pace for the team, delivering an electric round of 60 to spearhead Bermuda's surge up the leaderboard.
They were matched in quality by Max Parry and Damian Moniz, who carded a brilliant 61, while Sa-Qui Robinson and Lachlan Soutter kept up the relentless pressure with a sharp 63.
Strong team display cements medal position
Arman Newton and Grayson Tavares combined cleanly to return a six-under-par 66, and the pairing of Kaillie Matthews and Sebastian Gomez signed for a solid three-under 69 to complete a dominant collective effort across the squad.
The combined 250 leaves Bermuda firmly in title contention heading into the business end of the tournament, with clear daylight between themselves and the chasing pack.
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Monday, August 24, 2026
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Bermuda Tied for Second at North America Cup in Mexico
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Bermuda's junior golfers have made an impressive start at the 2026 North America Cup, sitting in a share of second place at 13 under par at the Vidanta Vallarta resort in Mexico.
The team produced a collective red-hot scoring display across the pairs format, highlighted by a standout six-under-par 66 from the tandem of Will Weston and Ramsay Soutter.
Weston and Soutter set the benchmark for the Bermudian squad, navigating the Vidanta Vallarta layout with precision to card a round of 66.
They were backed up closely by Sa-Qui Robinson and Lachlan Soutter, who delivered a sharp four-under-par 68 to keep Bermuda firmly in title contention.
Max Parry and Damian Moniz combined effectively to return an even-par 72, while Arman Newton and Grayson Tavares signed for a solid one-over 73.
The pairing of Kaillie Matthews and Sebastian Gomez rounded out the Bermudian efforts with a hard-fought two-over-par 74, securing a cumulative score of 13 under par and leaving the team well positioned heading into the next round.
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Thursday, August 20, 2026
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Private Jet Club Partners with the Bermuda Championship
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Private Jet Club (PJC) is partnering with the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, a PGA TOUR event, for its 2026 tournament at Port Royal Golf Course, with the relationship centred on player travel and marketing initiatives around tournament week.
At the heart of the partnership is the players’ charter following the championship. Once play concludes in Bermuda, PJC will provide the private flight taking participating players onward to VidantaWorld Mexico Open for the next tournament on the PGA TOUR schedule.
Becky Ezekiel, Private Jet Club CEO, said, “This is our first year partnering with The Butterfield Bermuda Championship. We are excited to help make the players’ travel as seamless as possible and play a small part in ensuring they are match-fit for the next tournament. Our collaboration runs deeper than travel; we are investing in a number of wider initiatives and hope this is the start of a long-lasting relationship. And of course, we are looking to add a Bermudian touch throughout and involve other local businesses wherever we can.”
The Journey After The Final Putt
The charter forms part of a wider relationship between PJC and the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. The two organisations will also work together on a series of marketing and editorial initiatives around the tournament, including a Hole in One competition at the Pro-Am and an original content series exploring Bermuda’s place in professional golf.
There is a personal connection behind some of that interest. PJC CEO Becky Ezekiel’s father, David, brought the PGA of America’s Grand Slam of Golf to the Mid Ocean Club in Bermuda, serving as General Chairman in the first two years of the event. Cue the oft-repeated family dinnertime story about David’s son, Daniel, driving the par-four first at Port Royal alongside Rory McIlroy in the Grand Slam Pro-Am — a gauntlet McIlroy was apparently quite happy to pick up on the next tee.
The PGA of America’s Grand Slam of Golf was distinct from today’s Butterfield Bermuda Championship, but as Bermuda’s previous premier professional golf event, it helped establish the island as a destination for top-level professional golf. The two tournaments belong to different eras, but the thread between them is an interesting one. For decades, Bermuda has found ways to bring elite players to an island that sits outside the usual continental tournament circuit and presents its own connectivity challenges. PJC’s role in 2026 brings aviation into that story, helping players move from one tournament to the next without adding unnecessary complexity to an already demanding schedule.
A Partnership Beyond The Flight
Butterfield Bermuda Championship Assistant Tournament Director, Jevon Roberts, added, “The Butterfield Bermuda Championship is excited to partner with PJC as we continue to elevate the experience for our partners, fans, players, and caddies. I had the opportunity to visit one of the jets the players will have the opportunity to charter, and what an experience it was. As the Player Relations representative, these are the questions I will need to answer in a few weeks once the players and agents start reaching out to me to find the best way to get to the island. We are also looking forward to PJC facilitating the return charter to Mexico once our tournament is done. I’ve been able to speak to the players in my travels about this already, and they are thankful to get information in advance”.
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