-The Machakos leg marked the ninth stop in the 2025 NCBA Golf Series calendar which continues to attract strong participation from Amateur Golfers across the country where top winners from each leg qualifies for the Grand Finale scheduled for 28th November 2025.
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Joe Mboya and Ruth Mbeti emerged top in the men’s and ladies’ categories respectively as the NCBA Golf Series made its latest stop at the Machakos Golf Club that attracted over 100 players from the club’s golfing community over the weekend in Machakos County.
Playing off handicap 17, Joe Mboya carded an impressive 44 points to clinch the Overall winner’s title in the men’s category.
“It’s always a great feeling to come out on top, especially on your home course. The conditions were perfect and the NCBA Golf Series adds that extra competitive edge that makes you want to bring your A-game. I’m grateful to NCBA for creating this platform and I look forward to competing at the Grand Finale,” said Mboya.
He was closely followed by handicap 17 Ben Mumo with 42 points, while handicap 14 David Mwangtangi also posted 42 points to finish third on countback and Maruti Litali playing off handicap 20 rounded off the top four with a solid 41 points.
In the ladies’ category, Ruth Mbeti playing off handicap 33 claimed the Overall Lady winner’s prize with 40 points while handicap 33 Mercy Nderitu finished as Runner up on 35 points.
“I’ve been working hard on my game, and today it really came together. Winning here at home and being part of such a well-organized event is incredibly fulfilling. It was a really tough field today, there were so many good players. The course conditions were fair but definitely tested every part of my game, especially on the back nine. I had to stay very focused and I’m really happy with how I played and I’m excited to keep this momentum going in future events,” said Mbeti.
The tournament also saw exceptional performances in the nines challenge where Eng. Okemwa playing off handicap 32 secured the first nine winner’s prize with 25 points while handicap 46 Henry Chipinde matched that score on the back nine to take home the second nine winner accolade.
The Machakos leg marked the ninth stop in the 2025 NCBA Golf Series calendar which continues to attract strong participation from Amateur Golfers across the Country where top winners from each leg will qualifies for the Grand finale scheduled for 28th November 2025.
NCBA Machakos Branch Manager Alex Muema thanked the club and participants for their enthusiastic turnout and reaffirmed NCBA’s commitment to the sport.
“We are thrilled by the turnout and the level of play we’ve seen today. At NCBA, we believe in going beyond banking to engage with communities and support shared passions like golf. The NCBA Golf Series is a reflection of our commitment to building connections creating opportunity, and encouraging excellence in all we do,” he said.
Machakos Golf Club Captain Edwin Saluny praised NCBA for its role in growing the sport saying they are honored to have hosted a leg of this prestigious series.
“The partnership with NCBA continues to uplift golf in our region and provide our members with top-tier competition. It’s been a great day for Machakos Golf Club and we look forward to more collaboration in the future, “noted Captain Saluny.
The NCBA Golf Series continues next weekend with action scheduled at Kakamega Sports Club maintaining momentum as players eye the coveted spots in the series Grand finale.
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