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Jan Peter Holtland, Andy Holmes and Keith Graham team wins 3rd Steve Mix Memorial Golf Tournament.

March 26, 2023

Jan Peter Holtland, Andy Holmes and Keith Graham team wins 3rd Steve Mix Memorial Golf Tournament.
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MULLET BAY:--- Jan Peter Holtland, Andy Holmes, and Keith Graham took top honors during the third annual Steve Mix Memorial golf tournament at the Mullet Bay Golf Course. This event organized by the St. Maarten Golf Association SMGA drew 12 teams, each with 3 golfers to the course.

The St. Maarten Golf Association hosted the event in memory of Steve Mix, an avid golfer. The 12 teams fought a very close and competitive battle. Between the winners and the team that came in last, was only an 11-stroke difference.

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Eventually, the Winners shot a stunning 65-stroke net score. Runner-up was the …

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