Four young golfers from the Captain One Golf Society’s Kids Project impressed at the Telecel 69th Asantehene Open Championship, with three of them securing podium finishes at the Royal Golf Club in Kumasi.

Ayisha Aminu, Jennifer Satura, Fadilatu Adam and Zakia Hudu competed against experienced golfers in the Ladies and Ladies Support categories, continuing the society’s impressive rise in youth golf development.

Ayisha Aminu, winner of the SWAG Discovery of the Year award, finished second in the Ladies Handicap event with a net score of 159. She received a trophy, a refrigerator and a prize package from Guinness Ghana Limited. Eunice Serwaa Mpeniasah claimed the title with a net score of 154, while Vivian Dick placed third.

In the Ladies Support category, Zakia Hudu secured second place with 38 points, while Fadilatu Adam finished third with 32 points. Both golfers received trophies and executive packages from title sponsor Telecel Ghana. Jennifer Satura also delivered a respectable performance, finishing seventh with 22 points.

Speaking after the tournament, Ayisha Aminu described the podium finishes as a reward for the team’s hard work and determination.

“We knew the competition would be tough, but everyone remained focused, trusted the process and believed in our ability from the opening round to the final putt,” she said.

She thanked Captain One Golf Society, the coaches and management team for their continued support, adding that the achievement would inspire the team to work harder while encouraging more young people to take up golf.

Head coach YB Okyere praised the players for their discipline and composure throughout the competition.

“We’re delighted with the performance of the team. The players executed our game plan with discipline, remained composed under pressure and displayed the consistency needed to compete at the highest level,” he said.

President and Founder of the Captain One Golf Society, Pius Ayeh Appiah, described the performances as evidence of the impact of the Captain One Kids Project.

He said the initiative remains committed to identifying and nurturing young golfing talents and appealed to corporate organisations and individuals to support the project to help develop the next generation of Ghanaian golfers.

The Telecel 69th Asantehene Open Championship brought together some of Ghana’s top golfers and remains one of the country’s most prestigious golfing competitions.