Amateur golfers who wish to turn professional will have the opportunity to do so at this year’s edition of the Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) of Ghana Qualifying School (Q-School) slated for August 26 at the Damang Golf Club.
According to a statement issued by PGA Ghana, participants must be at least 18 years, resident in Ghana, hold a Basic Education Certificate as a minimum academic requirement and be a full member of a Ghana Golf Association (GGA) member club.
The applicant must also have a current handicap of between 0–9 and must submit a handwritten letter explaining why he or she wants to become a professional golfer.
In addition, the applicant must also submit a birth certificate or any other Ghana ID approved by the PGA of Ghana executive board together with two passport size photographs and a current CONGU handicap certificate from the club.
A letter of recommendation from the Captain of the applicant’s club must also be added to the submissions alongside a letter from the reputable sponsor of the applicant.
The statement added that assessment during the two-day Q-School for qualification to become a PGA Member will include; the applicant’s playing competency, rules of golf, golf etiquette and a basic knowledge of the history of golf.
