The event, aimed at raising funds, awareness and promoting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), brought together golf enthusiasts for a day of friendly competition and philanthropy.

In the Men's category, Kelvin Delase Amedoh emerged victorious, securing the top spot with an impressive 41 points while playing off a handicap of 23.

Nana Yaw Kaitoo claimed the second position with 36 points off a handicap of 20, closely followed by Abderrahmane Belbachir with 35 points off a handicap of 18.

For the Ladies, Afia Sheryl Afari led the pack with 34 points and a handicap of 23. Saran Cherif Komah secured the second position with 29 points off a handicap of 21, and Anne Marie Christensen took the third spot with 28 points off a handicap of 18.

The Men's Longest Drive title went to Fiifi Bondzie Thompson, showcasing his prowess on the course. Afia Sheryl Afari also stood out, not only claiming victory in the Ladies' Longest Drive but also securing the second position in the overall Ladies' category.

Reverend Simon Annang emerged triumphant in the Men's Closest to the Pin title on hole 5. However, there was no winner in the Ladies' category for this title.

Adding a philanthropic touch to the event, Bel Aqua Ghana contributed to environmental sustainability by donating 15 rubbish bins. These bins will aid in waste separation at the Bok Nam Kim golf course, aligning with the tournament's commitment to promoting a greener and cleaner environment.

As part of the prize package, all tournament winners were given the opportunity to select golf equipment, including golf bags, irons, 78-degree wedges, drivers, and putters. This not only celebrated their golfing achievements but also provided valuable gear for their future endeavours on the golf course.

The Impaction Charity Golf Tournament proved to be a successful blend of sportsmanship, social responsibility, and advocacy for the Sustainable Development Goals, leaving a positive impact both on and off the golf course.