The quartet of George Yaw Amoah, Ebenezer Ayanful, Felix Baba Hamidu and Henry Sam-Woode has emerged victorious at the 2026 Zutari Invitational Golf Tournament held at the Achimota Golf Club in Accra on Friday, October 23, 2026.
The team clinched the overall title in the full net competition with an impressive score of 129, finishing one stroke ahead of the second-placed team of Tlhabeli Ralebitso, Felix Sackitey Crabbe, Mathais Dorfe and Michael Owusu Boateng, who returned a score of 130.
Lloyd Wallace, Nana Antwi Darkwa, Francis Kyrematen and Vivienne Enyonam Oberoi finished third with a net score of 131, while the team of Simran Oberoi, Rosemary Orthner, Yaw Sarpong and Samuel Wurah placed fourth on 133.
The fifth position went to Isaac Osei-Bonsu, John Blay, Evans Adanya and Donna Pepita Cofie-Djangmah on a countback after tying on 135 with Mark Daub, Michael Darko, Elizabeth Ashun and Kwashie Avemegah, who settled for sixth. Letitia Amponsah-Mensah, Percival Ofori Ampomah, Rene Gameli-Kwame and Alfred Yaw Ofori Kuragu took seventh place on a countback with 138, edging out Prince Awuley, Lucy Osei-Somauh and Alex Oppong-Baffoe. Other teams completing the leaderboard included Godwin Dzorkpey, Christian Li, Naven Naicker and David Renner on 140, and Isaac Aninakwah, Queen Mokulubete-Manyadu, John Entsuah and Francis Daniel Ayisi on 142. Kingsley Landers, Edward Annobil, Marlene Tonyigah and Drikus Jacobus Sadie scored 148, while Winifred King, Michela Van Benningen, Martin Orthner and Stephen Yaw Asamoah finished on 154.
In the side contests, Prince Awuley won the Closest to the Pin award for the men, with Vivienne Oberoi taking the ladies' category. Percival O. Amponsah claimed the Longest Drive prize for the men, while Rosemary Orthner won the ladies' division.
The competition, played in a four-player team regular stroke play format with a maximum playing handicap of 18 for men and 24 for ladies, served as a platform for the engineering and infrastructure consultancy firm to strengthen relationships with its clients and partners.
Speaking at the event, the Chief Executive Officer for Africa at Zutari, Tlhabeli Christopher Ralebitso, explained that the firm invests in golf because of the sport’s unique ability to foster deep connections. He noted that spending roughly four hours together on an 18-hole course allows players to bond, understand one another and hold meaningful conversations about business and life. He said going through the frustrations and excitement of the game helps build better partnerships, adding that the Achimota Golf Course was becoming synonymous with the company's calendar in connecting with clients.
The Country Manager for Zutari, Joshua Ayinbora, also highlighted the synergy between the sport and the company’s operations. He said golf resonates with what Zutari does, as it requires patience, trust, integrity and discipline, which are the same values the company applies when working with clients to realise their infrastructure dreams. He expressed satisfaction with the event, stating that bringing people from all walks of life to discuss future infrastructure for Ghana had been worth it, and that the firm was looking forward to the next edition.
