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In an exciting new chapter for golf in Ghana, Guinness Ghana proudly announces the launch of the Johnnie Walker Annual Ghana Golf Championship, a prestigious new event set to take place at the renowned Achimota Golf Club on May 30th-31st, 2025.
This landmark event celebrates the spirit of Johnnie Walker, a brand renowned for its legacy of craftsmanship and commitment to progress, marking the beginning of a premium golfing experience in Ghana.
Led by Johnnie Walker, the world’s No.1 premium Scotch whisky, this groundbreaking championship brings to life the brand’s enduring legacy of craftsmanship and distinction. With its deep character and rare sophistication, Johnnie Walker perfectly reflects the spirit of golf where mastery and bold progress intersect.
The official launch of the Johnnie Walker Annual Ghana Golf Championship, was marked with a symbolic tee-off ceremony, signaling the beginning of this notable annual event. Graced by distinguished stakeholders, including Capt. (Rtd.) Prince Kofi Amoabeng, Dr. Frank Adu Jnr. President of Achimota Golf Club and Rodney Oddoye, Honorary Treasurer of Ghana Golf Association along with key representatives from Guinness Ghana.
This gesture exemplified unity and the promising future of the Johnnie Walker Annual Ghana Golf Championship.

“This championship represents a bold step forward, a gathering of excellence” said Estella Muzito, Marketing and Innovations Director at Guinness Ghana Breweries PLC. “Guinness Ghana, with its legacy of quality and innovation, and Johnnie Walker, a symbol of progress, relentless ambition, and a commitment to craftsmanship, come together to create a moment of true prestige.
"A depiction of our commitment to excellence, and the exciting future we’re building with golf in Ghana. We are proud to lead this transformative experience that celebrates the values of progress, mastery, and shared success.”
Following Estella’s comment, Mr. Felix Elvis Addo, Board-Chairman of Guinness Ghana, shared his excitement: “As Guinness Ghana celebrates 65 years of progress, it is fitting that we launch this inaugural Johnnie Walker Annual Ghana Golf Championship as a bold and meaningful statement of the legacy of Guinness Ghana.”
Echoing this sentiment, Mr Leonard Kwaku Okyere, President of the Ghana Golf Association, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership: “We are thrilled to witness the collaboration between one of the world’s most iconic whisky, Johnnie Walker and the game of golf. This championship not only further elevates the profile of the sport in Ghana but also underscores how golf, like Johnnie Walker, embodies values of discipline. We are proud to support this groundbreaking event that connects people through the shared spirit of excellence.”
Over two days, the championship will welcome distinguished golfers, tastemakers, and industry leaders to a premium experience that merges sport with lifestyle. From immersive brand lounges and rare whisky tastings to elevated competition and a luxurious closing gala, every detail is crafted to reflect the spirit of Johnnie Walker.
The championship will feature competitive play across standard handicap divisions, including:
● Men’s Category A (0–12)
● Men’s Category B (13–24)
● Women’s Category A (0–15)
● Women’s Category B (16–28)
● Seniors (Above 60 years both Men and Women)
Winners will be recognized across all divisions, with exclusive prizes and brand experiences awarded to top performers, reinforcing the championship’s commitment to rewarding excellence and sportsmanship at every level.
Johnnie Walker Annual Ghana Golf Championship has set the stage for an exceptional celebration of precision, progress, and prestige. This historic event will weave together the finest in sport, lifestyle, and luxury, marking a new chapter in Ghana’s golfing legacy.
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