The Uganda Golf Union (UGU) has elected a new leadership committee with Jackson Were assuming the prestigious role of President. The newly constituted Executive Committee comprises a blend of seasoned expertise and fresh faces and will serve a term of two years.
At the forefront of this new leadership is Jackson Were, a prominent figure within Uganda’s golfing circles. Were’s elevation to the presidency comes with high expectations, with stakeholders anticipating his strategic vision and adept guidance to propel the Uganda Golf Union to new heights of success.
Assisting Were in his presidential duties is Agaba Anthony, who assumes the role of Vice President. Magala Fred steps into the position of Union Secretary, entrusted with vital tasks such as communication, documentation, and activity coordination within the union. Andrew Atuhaire assumes the role of Treasurer, entrusted with the crucial responsibility of managing the union’s financial resources.
Joining the committee as esteemed members are Paul Habyarimana and Okudi Joseph, each bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the table. Moses Matsiko, the Immediate Past President, will also be on the committee, with his guidance and experience expected to be instrumental within the new leadership framework.
Speaking after the election, Were said he was honoured to continue service. “I am humbled to serve as the new president of the Uganda Golf Union. I congratulate the other members of the executive. It is a work in progress since I have been part of the previous executive,” he said.
The new executive will be tasked with overseeing the growth and development of golf from grassroots to senior national teams.
