The first-ever MTN Invitational Golf Tournament is set to tee off on Saturday, September 21 at the prestigious Achimota Golf Course with over 100 golfers set to participate.MTN had over the past years contributed to the development of sports to unearth talents in the various sporting disciplines.It aimed at leveraging the tournament to foster business relationships and new connections among the elite golfing community.The tournament, among MTN's numerous projects, would witness high-profile patrons, setting the stage for an exciting event.Organizers of the event, MTN said 'Golf offers a unique opportunity to network, establish new friendships, and strengthen business ties.' It said golf, as a sport helped in relieving stress, anxiety, and depression while teaching discipline, strong work ethics, and perseverance.Beyond the competition, the event would also serve as a platform for MTN to showcase its latest products and encourage participants to embrace digital solutions. MTN sees the tournament as more than just a sporting event but also a chance to push its digital transformation agenda among influential patrons.Source: Ghana News Agency
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