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About 100 caddies of the Achimota Golf Club would battle each other for supremacy in this year's Caddies Open scheduled for Achimota Golf course in Accra on Tuesday, January 1.
Mr Kwabena Oteng-Aboagye, General Manager of the Club told GNA Sports in Accra on Saturday that all is set for the event, which has over the years generated much interest among golfers in the country.
He said management of the Club has put in place prizes to attract the caddies and also boost their morale to enable them take over from the older ones when they retire.
Mr Mike Ezan, President of the Club would be assisted by the captain, Mr Bob Evans to present prizes to the winners.
Source: GNA
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