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Gold Fields PGA Championship: Asantehene graces competition

Fentuo Tahiru by Fentuo Tahiru
December 6, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read

His Royal Majesty Otumfour Osei Tutu II and Gold Fields Global Chief Executive Officer Nick Holland made their customary appearances on Day 3 of the ongoing 6th edition of the 2019 Gold Fields PGA Championships in Damang.

His Royal Majesty, himself an astute amateur golfer will compete in the amateur category of the four day championship which ends on Saturday.

Also, former Black Stars striker Tony Yeboah, PGA President Anthony Kwame Mintah and Executive Vice Preseident of Gold Fields West Africa were all fully represented.

Meanwhile, two-time winner of the Gold Fields Professional Golfers Association Championship, Vincent Torgah has been thrown out of this year’s event after he was accused of breaching the rules of the game.

His disqualification has given an opportunity for Nigeria’s Christopher Francis who slipped one step back in day 2 to occupy his original number one spot on the score board.

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