PHOTO: Pride of Sandals golf
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Golf, Sports
September 20, 2014

PHOTO: Pride of Sandals golf

(Front row from left) Golfers Ronald Farrar, Ruth Etheridge, Ernest Creal and Brian Rogers pose with their trophies at the awards ceremony of the 12th Annual USA Travel Agents Golf Tournament at Sandals Grande Riviera in Ocho Rios, St Ann. (Back row from left) are golfers Cory Phelps and Jay Dill, Director of Tourism Paul Pennicook, senior vice-president of sales Unique Vacations Gary Sadler and golfer Jim McAleese. In the four-man scramble format, Groups Four and 23 tied for victory, each scoring a total 20 under par 122 over the two days of competition held at the Sandals Golf and Country Club in Upton, St Ann. (PHOTO: JOSEPH WELLINGTON)

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