By Our Reporter
Songstress Naava Grey is set to headline the Johnnie Walker Uganda Ladies Open finale, slated for this Saturday, August, 15th, at the Uganda Golf Club.
The special 19th hole experience will be curated as a Johnnie Walker She Walks celebration, in honor of the successful end of the Ladies Open 2026.
The event will bring together participating golfers, guests, and members of golfing fraternity, for a special evening of celebration, connection and entertainment.
The She Walks experience is a special Johnnie Walker platform created to celebrate women who keep moving forward on their own terms. She Walks is built around the belief that every woman has a journey worth celebrating, whether she is breaking new ground, pursuing her ambitions, supporting others, or simply taking the next step towards where they want to be.
The platform creates spaces for women to connect, share experiences and celebrate one another.
“The Ladies Open is a beautiful expression of what it means to keep moving forward. These women have shown determination, resilience and passion on the course, and we want to create a moment that celebrates them beyond the competition. The She Walks experience is about bringing women together, creating meaningful connections and, most importantly, celebrating every woman and her journey. This is our way of raising a glass and toast to the ladies and give them an evening that is truly theirs,” said Christine Kyokunda, Brand Manager, Johnnie Walker Uganda.
Naava, known for classic ballads like Ninga Omuloge, Aliba Waani, Nkwetaga, Nteredde, Kangume, and many more, will headline the evening’s entertainment, bringing her signature soulful sound to the celebration.
The evening will hosted by celebrated MC Ms Deedan, while DJ Anselem will reign over the decks with a set that will keep the energy going till the wee hours of the night.
The experience will be compete with a She Walks-curated menu, that will afford guests the opportunity to explore Johnnie Walker’s full whisky portfolio, alongside a selection of cocktails and serves, designed to cater to different tastes and preferences.
For the women participating in this year’s Ladies Open, the finale will be more than a conclusion to the competition. It will be a moment to celebrate the determination, passion and camaraderie that women bring to the course and beyond it.
The final putt may mark the end of the Ladies Open, but the celebration shall be a start a long fun evening of connecting, music, great drinks and a delicious meal.