Captain One Kids Project produces winners at Obuasi golf tourney
Obuasi, Ghana - Ayisha Amidu and Jennifer Satura, two talented young golfers from the Captain One Golf Society's kids project, made a stunning impact at the 2024 Obuasi Open held at the Obuasi Golf Club.
Ayisha Amidu, a rising amateur golfer with a handicap of 23, clinched the top spot in the ladies' division with an impressive 40 points. Her compatriot, Jennifer Satura, handicap 33, closely followed with 39 points, while Juliet Ayisu secured third place with 33 points.
In the men's division, Maxwell Acheampong emerged victorious with 39 points and a handicap of nine, edging out John Asiaw, also with handicap nine, who scored 38 points.
Ayisha and Jennifer's triumph is a testament to the success of the Captain One Golf Society Kids Project, which aims to discover and nurture golf talents among underprivileged children. Both golfers, registered with the Royal Golf Club, are under the guidance of professional golfer Yaw Barima Okyere.
Ayisha has enjoyed a remarkable year, winning notable competitions, including the Latex Foam Medal and finishing second at the Ohum tournament. She attributed her success to the support from Captain One Golf Society and her coach.
“I am glad to compete with other golfers and win this trophy. It was very tough but I’m glad to emerge winner,” she stated.
Ayisha thanked Captain One Golf Society for its backing and opportunities that have fueled her golfing success, also praising her coach, Yaw Barimah, for his expert guidance.
Separately, Pius Ayeh Appiah, President of Captain One Golf Society, made a plea for support from philanthropic individuals and corporations to fund their initiatives. The organization aims to provide alternative career paths for gifted young Ghanaians through golf.
The Captain One Golf Society's kids project has been instrumental in unearthing golf talents in vulnerable communities, offering a beacon of hope for a brighter future through sports.
Source: Florence Kyei/ Lead News Online
