THE Managing Director of Holiday Inn Hotel, Mr Bruce Potter and veteran Joy Arkutu won the maiden Coca Cola monthly medal competition played last Saturday at Celebrity Golf Course.
Potter, who played on handicap 18, netted a total score of 63, while Joy, with handicap 13 scored 67 in the ladies category to win the topmost prize.
Joel Nettey who scored 64 to place second, while Competition Secretary, Oswald Amuzu picked his second trophy in his golfing life, netting 65 to place third.
Esther Antwi placed second in the ladies division scoring 72, while visiting Bob Evans returned a net of 67 to take home the giant trophy in place for visiting guests.
The launched which preceded the competition received a big boost from the soft drink giant Coca Cola which will be sponsoring the monthly event until the end of the year.
The club’s president, Dr Kobina Quansah believes the deal has come at the right time and would enhance the club’s youth development policy.
Dr Quansah paid glowing tribute to members of the club as well as visiting golfers, charging them to bring ideas on board to help in hosting the President’s Putter competition later in the year.
Club Captain, Pierre Coussey revealed although the club has made significant progress in its development, members would not relent on their efforts towards making the sports an acceptable one to all classes of people.
He commended the management of Coca Cola for their support and hinted they are ready to enter into long term mutually beneficial corporate relationships with well established blue chip companies.
The winners were presented with trophies and assorted products from Coca Cola.
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