Thirty-two junior golfers participated in a clinic - organised by the Bahamas Petroleum Company - at the Bahamas Golf Federation's driving range, Baillou Hills Sporting Complex, on May 28. The junior clinic, facilitated by veteran golfers Lee Elder and Wayne Player, was part of the inaugural "Experience Golf Clinic" which began at the Ocean Club resort on Paradise Island on May 25. Mr Elder, who made history in 1975 as the first African American invited to play in the Masters, donated a grass cutter to the Bahamas Golf Federation (BGF) to help maintain the greens. He also offered words of wisdom to the junior golfers. "The reason why I'm here right now is to try to instill ...

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