According to him, it was long overdue for the PGA to have a support system, that would position the sports media to report accurately on golf.
 “It is time to bridge the gap between the actors on the course and the viewing or listening public, who are clueless about some of the jargons or the terminologies associated with the sport.

Mr Mintah, said this at the closing ceremony of the Goldfields PGA Damang annual championship in the Western Region.
“It behooves on us, the PGA to build the capacity of the sports journalists, to bring the listener or viewer up to speed on the developments relative to golf for the sports media.

“It is relevant for the sports journalist to possess a substantial knowledge in golf  to maintain the distinct hallmark of their profession and this is a  project we would go all lengths to see it out," he said.

He said, though the association has a symbiotic relationship with the sporting press through the good works of their media manager, the sporting press have built a solid relationship over the relatively short period of his time as the PGA President and it was very important they build on that relationship to get the best reportage from the media.