PHOTO: LET’S PLAY
(From left)  Damien Kerr, acting head of business at ATL Autobahn; Ramel Sobrino, general manager of Sandals Ochi Beach Resorts; tournament director David Mais; junior golfer Romaine Evans; Peter Chin, president of Jamaica Golf Association; Zandray Reye; and Brian Roper, general manager of Beaches Ocho Rios share a photo opportunity at the launch of the Sandals Jamaica National Amateur Golf Championships at the Sandals Golf and Country Club in Ocho Rios, yesterday.<b>Karl McLarty</b>
Golf, Sports
May 11, 2016

PHOTO: LET’S PLAY

(From left) Damien Kerr, acting head of business at ATL Autobahn; Ramel Sobrino, general manager of Sandals Ochi Beach Resorts; tournament director David Mais; junior golfer Romaine Evans; Peter Chin, president of Jamaica Golf Association; Zandray Reye; and Brian Roper, general manager of Beaches Ocho Rios share a photo opportunity at the launch of the Sandals Jamaica National Amateur Golf Championships at the Sandals Golf and Country Club in Ocho Rios, yesterday. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

Damien Kerr (left), acting head of business at ATL Autobahn, shared information on the BMX X5 with Brian Roper (centre), General Manager of Beaches Ocho Rios, and Ramel Sobrino, general manager of Sandals Ochi Beach Resorts at the launch of the Sandals Jamaica National Amateur Golf Championships at the Sandals Golf and Country Club in Ocho Rios yesterday.<b>Photo: Karl McLarty</b>

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