Young talent also had its moment to shine as Kimutai Kiprop posted 38 points to take home the Junior Winner award another sign that the next generation is stepping up with confidence.
Since its inception, the tour has grown into one of the most dynamic amateur golf circuits in the region. In Kenya, it has already made stops in Mombasa, Nairobi, Kisumu, Nandi, Kiambu, Nyeri, Kisii,
For Serah, golf is more than a game. It is discipline, resilience, and mental therapy. Balancing her passion with family and work has not been easy, but she credits her strong support system.
Next up, the tour heads to Kericho Golf Course on May 17, 2025, where an estimated 250 golfers will compete at the lush highland course.
KCB also held a juniors’ golf clinic and a tree planting exercise on Sunday, reflecting the bank's commitment to growing the sport and supporting environmental sustainability.
In the fiercely contested ladies’ category, Mary Kimemia, with a handicap of 15, returned 38 stableford points to claim the title. Seasoned golfer Ann Ngumba, playing off handicap 21, secured second p
The next leg of the KCB East Africa Golf Tour returns to Kenya at the Nyanza Golf Club on August 17, 2024.
Seasoned handicap 20 golfer Erick Choge carded an excellent score of 42 stableford points to clinch the overall winner award beating over 100 golfers who graced the tourney.
In the staff category, Senior Relationship Manager Scola Onsongo who plays off handicap 31 returned 46 stableford points to win it while handicap 24 Ken Ouko became the runner up.
They join 12 other teams that have already qualified for the grand finale event scheduled for next month at the Karen Country Club.
