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CONCORDIA CUP 2026: SAINT-MARTIN TRIUMPHS AND RETAINS ITS TROPHY! | Faxinfo

November 10, 2026

CONCORDIA CUP 2026: SAINT-MARTIN TRIUMPHS AND RETAINS ITS TROPHY! | Faxinfo
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Eighth consecutive victory for the golfers from the French side, who largely dominated their counterparts from Sint Maarten with a score of 25 to 11, this Sunday, November 8.

The 22nd edition of the Concordia Cup, played this weekend at the Mullet Bay Golf Course, ended with another brilliant victory for Saint-Martin against Sint Maarten.

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After seven consecutive victories, the representatives of the French side once again confirmed their supremacy by winning this annual confrontation, played in a spirit of competition and conviviality.

Saint-Martin had already taken a serious step towards victory on Saturday. The doubles matches, played in foursomes and then in four-ball, had allowed the French to finish the first day with a comfortable lead of 13 points to 5.

On Sunday, the 18 individual matches confirmed this dominance. The Saint-Martin players won 12 points, compared to 6 for their opponents, bringing the final score to 25 to 11.

This eighth consecutive victory extends an exceptional run, with Sint Maarten's last victory dating back to 2018.

Beyond the sporting result, this competition remains an unmissable event for golfers from both sides of the island, who come together every year around a shared passion.

With this latest victory, Saint-Martin now boasts a historic record of 12 wins compared to 10 for Sint Maarten., and proudly retains the Jason Nyuiadzi trophy from the Concordia Cup.

Next Tamarins competition: Saturday, November 14th, 3rd round “Eclectic”.

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/concordia-cup-2026-saint-martin-triomphe-et-conserve-son-trophee/

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