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The Ghana Golf Association (GGA) in collaboration with Primeval Consult has postponed the second edition of its clinic which was supposed to come off on August 24 due to some technical challenges.
In a statement signed by Group Captain Gyimah Kwakye, general secretay of the association says a new date will be communicated to general Public and that the inconveniences are deeply regretted.
The Association holds these clinics to educate the public on the discipline ahead of Ghana’s participation in 2016 Olympic Games.
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