Executive Cup Golf Tournament returns for second edition Saturday
The second edition of the Executive Cup Golf Tournament will be held at Jolshiri Golf Club on Saturday (8 August), bringing together senior corporate executives, business leaders, entrepreneurs, diplomats, and distinguished golfers.
According to a press release, the event will combine competitive golf, professional networking, and relationship-building.
Speaking ahead of the tournament, The GolfHouse Director of Business and Strategy, KBM Nasiruzzaman, said the Executive Cup had evolved into more than a golf tournament.
"It has become a platform where leaders from different industries step beyond the boardroom to connect through sportsmanship, meaningful relationships, and a shared passion for golf," he said.
"We are delighted to welcome another outstanding field of participants for this year's edition."
Participants will compete in several categories, with winners receiving trophies and recognition at the official prize-giving ceremony later in the day.
The tournament will also feature on-course experiences, brand activations, and exclusive offerings from event partners for players.
The prize-giving ceremony will be held at Crowne Plaza Dhaka Airport and will bring together tournament participants, guests, corporate partners, government representatives, and members of Bangladesh's golfing community.
Alongside recognising the tournament champions, the ceremony will launch a new annual initiative by The GolfHouse.
The inaugural GolfHouse Golf Awards 2026 will honour selected individuals and strategic partners whose contributions have advanced golf in Bangladesh.
The organisers envision the awards as Bangladesh's highest annual honour in golf.
As Bangladesh's first golf publication, The GolfHouse has spent more than a decade promoting the sport through journalism, tournaments and strategic industry initiatives.
The organisation said introducing the GolfHouse Golf Awards marked another milestone in its commitment to recognising excellence and supporting the long-term growth of golf in Bangladesh.
