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| Thursday, 03 March 2011 11:52 | |||
 Fourteen-year-old Patrick Musgrove putted for the win at the Bordier Bank sponsored Juniors Golf Tournament, hosted by the Provo Golf Club. Patrick Musgrove and mentor Bill Confer tied for the win with 14-year-old Elijah Delancy and Dale Hodgkins.Ten juniors as young as six swung, chipped and putted their way through Sunday’s (Feb. 27) nine-hole, two-person junior scramble, the first tournament for juniors in several years. Each junior was paired with a golf mentor, who together played the captain’s choice best ball tournament. The TCI Golf Association started golf clinics for juniors last fall, pairing those interested with mentors to further improve their skills. “We are trying to develop the juniors so they can one day represent the country in the Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships,” explained Vice President of TCI Golf Association Chris Bruno. “It was the first time any of them had played in a tournament before, and they did amazing,” he said. Bruno said the tournament was a great success. Not only was it a confidence booster for the juniors, but the mentors had a great time. An awards ceremony will be held for the juniors during the 14th Annual Bob Graham Classic on March 13. Participants Bill Confer and Patrick Musgrove
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