Team West, cap­tained by Dou­glas Am­mon, sealed the Ash Ali Cup by one point af­ter wins in the Se­niors, Men and Ladies di­vi­sions of com­pe­ti­tion, when the tour­na­ment teed off at Mil­len­ni­um Lakes Golf and Coun­try Club, Trinci­ty and St An­drew's Golf Club, Mo­ka, over the week­end.

The tour­na­ment was staged over two days un­der a Ry­der Cup-style for­mat, with mem­bers of the East and South golf clubs pit­ted against those from the West and North.On day one, Team West dom­i­nat­ed play at Mil­len­ni­um Lakes, tak­ing 4.5 points to East's 2.5. Day two saw the ta­bles turn on Team West as the East team ral­lied with a come­back of 4 to 3 points. In the women's com­pe­ti­tion, the West team dom­i­nat­ed play on both days with na­tion­al ju­nior play­ers Ys­abelle Lawrence and Christi­na Fer­reira need­ing just 12 holes to take the win. On­ly one pair­ing took the full 18 holes for a win­ner to be de­clared.

The teams in the Ju­niors, which com­prised Sol Joan­ni and Ana Fer­reira (East) and SamAvey and Ser­e­na Mac Ken­zie (West), ar­rived at the 16th tee box tied. Joan­ni/Fer­reira took the fol­low­ing two holes to seal the win for East.Easy wins came for the East for Su­per Se­niors' Mon­ty Chap­man and Ar­june Sam­lal, Men's Wan Ju Lee, Dave Ra­jku­mar, Di­nesh Jack­ree and Richard Ram­per­sad, while the West won the Se­niors with Richard Ca­ma­cho and Michael Com­mis­siong and Men's Patrick Boocock and Deryck Gon­salves.