Na­tion­al golfers Is­abel­la Ramdeen, Liam Bry­den and Richard Ca­ma­cho emerged cham­pi­ons at the UNIPET Club Golf Cham­pi­onships at the St An­drews Golf Club in Mo­ka, Mar­aval, on the week­end of Sep­tem­ber 20-21.

Ramdeen took the Ladies A Class with 186. The teenag­er, who rep­re­sent­ed T&T at this year’s Caribbean Ju­nior and Se­nior Golf Cham­pi­onships, re­turned a to­tal of 186, hit­ting 91 on the first day and 95 on the sec­ond. Vet­er­an Amy Chang Fong was sec­ond with 153 (77/76). Bren­da Clarke took the Ladies A Class (Sta­ble­ford), amass­ing 65 (35/27). Kit­ty Mur­phy claimed the run­ner-up spot on 151 (87/73).

Bry­den topped the men’s A Class with 148. The mul­ti­ple na­tion­al team rep­re­sen­ta­tive tal­lied 72 and 76 af­ter the two rounds of play. Shane Castel­lo (153-87/73) was sec­ond. Young­ster Ethan Col­lier (145-70/75) took home the Net prize.

Bry­den was pleased in record­ing his sec­ond tri­umph in the tour­na­ment in more than a decade, say­ing, “(I) was hap­py to win the A class di­vi­sion in the club cham­pi­onships. I have not won it since 2014, when I was 15. The win means a lot to me be­cause I have been play­ing well the last cou­ple years but (I) haven’t won a ma­jor tour­ney at my home course at St An­drew’s golf course in a very long time.”

The 2025 Latin Amer­i­can Cham­pi­onships par­tic­i­pant told Guardian Me­dia Sports that he has been fo­cus­ing on how he as­sess­es his play.

“I han­dled my­self well dur­ing the week­end and was proud of my­self for grind­ing through and keep­ing pos­i­tive and not let­ting emo­tions get the best of me. Past cou­ple months I’ve been work­ing a lot on the men­tal side of golf and I think I’m mak­ing a lot of progress.”

Richard “Peco” Ca­ma­cho se­cured the Se­niors (55+) Di­vi­sion, reg­is­ter­ing 147. Ca­ma­cho, who has been se­lect­ed to rep­re­sent T&T at the up­com­ing Caribbean Four Ball Cham­pi­onships in Mon­tego Bay, Ja­maica, from Oc­to­ber 10-12, beat out for­mer na­tion­al foot­ball cap­tain and coach Rus­sel Lat­apy (149-77/72). Lat­apy took home the Net award.

Rushyant Sookram (B class), Learie Flo­res (C Class), Earl Brath­waite (D Class) and Bernard Mc Kay (Su­per Se­niors-70+) were al­so win­ners.

Re­sults

Ladies

A Class

1 Is­abel­la Ramdeen 186 (91/95)

2 Amoy Chang Fong 153 (77/76)

B Class (Sta­ble­ford)

1 Bren­da Clarke 63 (35/27)

2 Kit­ty Mur­phy 55 (25/30)

Men

A Class

1 Liam Bry­den 148 (72/76)

2 Shane Castel­loe 151 (87/73)

Net

1 Ethan Col­lier 145 (70/75)

B Class

1 Rushyant Sookram 148 (90/78)

2 Al­lan Clay­ton 168 (83/86)

3 Court­ney Ed­wards 169 (90/79)

Net

1 Josh Fran­k­land 150 (74/76)

2 Ed­wards 151 (81/70)

C Class

1 Learie Flo­res 168 (84/84)

2 Adam Ros­tant 177 (94/83)

D Class

1 Earl Brath­waite 74 (33/41)

2 Mar­cus Jagdeo 71 (37/34)

3 James Ross 65 (28/37)

Se­niors (55+)

1 Richard Ca­ma­cho 147 (77/70)

2 Rus­sel Lat­apy 149 (77/72)

Net-Lat­apy 149 (77/72)

Su­per Se­niors (70+)-Sta­ble­ford

1 Bernard Mc Kay 66 (32/34)

2 Derek Faria 66 (33/33)