Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, August 28, 2025
News Summary
Bermuda’s talented golfers are shining at the 2025 World Amateur Handicap Championships in Myrtle Beach, SC. Players like Tracy Burgess and Richard Marriott have made significant strides in their divisions, showcasing their skills on a global stage. With the tournament nearing its conclusion, excitement builds as friends and fans cheer them on.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina – Bermuda’s Golf Stars on the Rise!
Golf enthusiasts and fans are buzzing with excitement this week as Bermuda’s talented golfers showcase their skills at the 2025 World Amateur Handicap Championships in beautiful Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This tournament has attracted some of the brightest golfing talents from around the world, and our Bermudian players are making their mark!
Rising through the Ranks!
The third day of competition has brought some thrilling performances that have moved several players up the leaderboards. In the Women’s Gross Division, Tracy Burgess stole the spotlight with an impressive third-round score of 76, making her way to the top of Flight #54. This stellar performance! She now boasts a total score of 238 for the tournament, showcasing her commitment and talent on the greens.
Morgan Lightbourne, another talented golfer from Bermuda, is not far behind as she secures the eighth position with a total score of 256. She’s still in the hunt, and with a couple of solid rounds ahead, she could move up even further!
Senior Competitors Showing Toughness
Turning our attention to the Senior Men’s [50-59] Division, we find Richard Marriott, who has been making waves by tying for first place in Flight #10. After posting a fantastic third-round Net score of 72, he holds an overall score of 222. This is a remarkable undertaking in a competitive field!
Anthony Than, meanwhile, sits at the 30th position with a total score of 243. It’s a tough field, but there’s still a chance for Anthony to focus on the final rounds and boost his score as they head into the crucial last day of play.
Senior Women Stepping Up!
Not to be outdone, the Senior Women 60 & Above Division has showcased notable performances as well. Ann Symonds continues to impress, currently sitting in third place in Flight #57 with a third-round Net score of 75, bringing her total score to 229. Sometimes the maturity and experience shine the brightest!
Ann Mitchell has made a jump to third place in Flight #58, after scoring 79 in the third round. She now stands with a total score of 237. Ann has shown that determination truly pays off in the big leagues!
Super Seniors Still in the Game
The Super Senior Men’s [70-79] Division is also witnessing spirited performances from our Bermuda competitors. Gary Venning finds himself in the 37th position in Flight #47 with an overall score of 257. Meanwhile, Frank Morgan is tied for 24th place in Flight #49. Both are holding steady, demonstrating the essence of golfing spirit as they navigate the greens!
Looking Ahead!
With just a couple of days left in this prestigious tournament, the excitement is palpable! Bermuda’s golfers are not only honing their skills but also putting our small island on the world stage. Fans back home are surely cheering them on and looking forward to seeing where they land on the final leaderboard!
As the rounds continue, one thing is for sure: Bermuda’s golfers are leaving their mark in Myrtle Beach, and the final days of competition are bound to be thrilling. Stay tuned to see how our talented teams and individuals finish up and bolster their reputations on the global golfing front!
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- ESPN Golf Leaderboard
- Golf Course Industry
- Golfweek
- Google Search: 2025 World Amateur Handicap Championships
- Wikipedia: Golf
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