Dad took an old golf club and cut it down for Simon and every evening after work, he would sit and watch him "hit" and "putt" the ball on the lawn. The following year the Barbados Academy of Golf was established and they went every Friday evening for Dad to practice driving, so Simon put his club into Dad's bag, as he needed to practice too!

As others who were practicing passed his way they would remark how cute he was but when they saw him hit the ball, they would stop and watch him in amazement!

The Pro Dennis Foster saw him and asked if he could work with him, this is when he started to become serious about golf around the age of five years. He then entered his first competition at Rockley Golf Club and won a prize.

At six years old he flew to Trinidad to participate in the Caribbean Junior Championship, being the youngest competitor by four years and was introduced to the Prime Minister. He was now playing at Rockley Golf Resort and Sandy Lane Golf Club.

The Barbados Golf Club opened and Simon joined, becoming its youngest member and it is now his home course.


Simon has enjoyed competition in Jekyll Island, Georgia and Williamsburg, Virginia, both at the US Kids World Championships, where he has done very well.


He has played at the Caribbean Junior Championships in Trinidad, Barbados and Cayman Islands, where he has placed Barbados at the 9th position in the thirteen and under age group being the youngest in this group.

He has been invited and played for three consecutive years at the prestigious Doral/Publix Junior invitational in Miami, Florida, bringing Barbados to an exciting 3rd position in a very close competition between Canada, Mexico and himself in December 2002.

He was highlighted by Caribbean Sports Illustrated throughout the Caribbean, airing his interest, discipline and passion for golf.


He now confidently pens himself for competitions playing with adults and is accepted for his amazing composure and etiquette on the Golf Course, as well as being always complimented on his great respect for his adult competitors and his encouraging words to his competitive partners when they may have not done as well as they would have thought.


His goals are to win the US Kids World Championships and Doral/Publix Invitational, as well as to qualify for the PGA Tour and to earn a degree in business.

His latest win was in April 2003 at the Barbados Golf Club's Carib Tournament, Junior Section.