Mhotsha takes golfing dream to America

Friday, May 08, 2020

u00efu00bfu00bcGolf talent: Mhotsha is now playing the game in the US

Ouname Mhotsha first hit the golf ball as early as the age of seven, following in the foot- steps of her father, Godfrey, who was a golfer and used to work at the Gaborone Golf Club.

Her love for the game grew in leaps and bounds, and after packing her bags to study in the United States she did not leave her passion behind.

She now plays for the University of Arkansas team, rubbing shoulders with some fine players from the institution.

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