The highly anticipated Brava Guyana Open 2026 concludes today, with more than 90 golfers from Guyana and overseas competing for the championship titles at the Lusignan Golf Club.

The two-day tournament has attracted competitors from the United States, Canada, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, Zimbabwe and other destinations, putting Guyana's golfing talent and facilities in the international spotlight.

Lusignan Golf Club Public Relations Officer Dr. Joaan Deopraised the grounds team for its work in preparing the course, saying the fairways and greens were in excellent condition for the competition.

 "The course is in excellent condition, the fairways have been properly cut and the greens rolled beautifully," she said.

At Friday's opening reception, Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall highlighted the potential of golf to attract visitors and contribute to Guyana's growing tourism industry.

He encouraged stakeholders to position the sport more strategically within the country's tourism offering, noting that international tournaments can bring visitors while showcasing Guyana to the world.

On the opening day, Chandar Subhas topped both gross and net scoring in the 10–18 flight, recording 79 gross and 64 net. Roy Dhori, Jim Peck and Mike Mangal followed with net scores of 69 each.

In the Senior Flight, Kishan Bacchus led with a net 68, followed by Hilbert Shields with 74. Christine Sukhram posted the best gross score in the Ladies Flight with 83, while Princessa Wilkieled the net category with 70. Joaan Deo recorded a gross 95.

Play in the 0–9 flight was interrupted by poor lighting, leaving two holes to be completed today.

Golfers return to the course for the final round, as the battle for the Brava Guyana Open titles reaches its conclusion.