Bok Nam Kim Golf Club hosted the Swing for Hope Monthly Medal on Saturday, 31 October 2026, with a full course in play for a singles stroke play competition decided on full course handicap. The monthly medal, staged under the club’s Swing for Hope banner during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, produced fields across the men’s, ladies’ and seniors’ divisions.

Kumako takes the Ladies Division 1 on countback

Belinda Kumako won the Ladies Division 1 on countback after she and Floria Hurtubise both finished on 68. Kumako went round in 85 off a handicap of 17, while Hurtubise carded the division’s lowest gross score, a 76 off 8, and had to settle for runner-up.

Anita Mantey (92–14) and Princess Nkansah-Boadu (86–8) finished level on 78, with Mantey placed ahead on countback, and Sharon Gyessi (97–18) followed on 79. Celine Owusu-Afari (96–16) posted 80, Vida Anang (92–11) and Marlene Tonyigah (98–17) both finished on 81, Kezayah Afatsawo (96–14) on 82 and Catherine Fabbi (88–5) on 83.

Bamfo leads Men’s Division 1

Nana Yaw Bamfo topped Men’s Division 1, his 79 off 7 for 72 earning the winner’s prize and the division’s lowest gross score. Kelvin Delase Amedoh (83–8) was runner-up on 75 and Dennis Kofi Eghan (83–7) third on 76, with Alex Oppong-Baffoe (85–9) also on 76.

George Amissah (84–7) followed on 77, Simon Annan (88–9) and Bright Kobby Owusu Ampofo (84–5) both finished on 79, Francis Bannerman (87–7) on 80 and Isaac Aninakwah (88–4) on 84.

Ofosu-Yeboah posts the round of the day in Division 2

Festus Ofosu-Yeboah returned the lowest net score of the day in Men’s Division 2, his 85 off 23 giving him 62. Frank Afari Ankamah (82–16) was runner-up on 66 and Abraham Abayateye (90–23) third on 67. Nanabanyin Dennis (81–13) was next on 68, with Philip Attuquayefio (88–19) on 69 and Spike Boaitey Jnr (90–19) on 71.

George Addai (94–22) and Matthew Darkwa (94–22) both came home on 72, while Tony F. Folie (96–21) and Albert Adjei (94–19) finished on 75. Emmanuel Prince Addo (91–15) and Chief John Asafu-Adjaye (91–15) were level on 76, and Benjamin Ofori (93–15), Alexis Asuinura (98–20) and Ian Quartey (94–16) all posted 78. Shirish Shirsath (103–24), Emmanuel Sintim Asante (93–14) and Mordecai Quarshie (95–16) finished on 79, Roy Aboku (95–15) on 80, Nash Antwi (91–10) and Galley Dephor (103–22) on 81, and William Alomatu (99–17) on 82. Nana Kwabena Kwarteng (100–13) and Satyajeet Chaudhary (103–16) closed on 87, J’yrens Christenvie (103–15) on 88 and Kenneth Amponsah (117–19) on 98.

Akoto holds off Okai in the Seniors

Hajia Zenabu Akoto won the Seniors with 84 off 14 for 70, also taking the division’s lowest gross score. John A. Okai (90–19) was runner-up on 71, and Nana Krakue (89–17) took third on countback from Felix Sackitey Crabbe, who also finished on 72 after a round of 92 off 20. Beatrice Vetsch-Bempong (104–13) completed the five-card seniors’ field on 91.

Nearest the pin and longest drive

In the on-course competitions, Mary Gyasi won closest to the pin for the women and Felix Sackitey Crabbe for the men. Dennis Fifii Eghan took the men’s longest drive and Priscilla Otoo the women’s.

Competition format

Singles, regular stroke play competition, played off full course handicap on the full course. Men’s Division 1 covered handicap indexes up to 14.7 and Division 2 from 14.8 to 30.7; the Ladies Division 1 covered handicap indexes up to 25.0. Where players finished level on net, placings were decided by countback, with the winning section of the scorecard recorded on the official sheet.

Results reproduced from the official Bok Nam Kim Golf Club full net result sheets dated 31 October 2026.