-The club’s monthly mug will see the players seeking top honors and valuable historic qualification slots to the season-ending Grand Finale.
-Qualification to the Grand Finale, set to be held later in the year at the prestigious Karen Country Club, will be earned by the Overall Gross winner, Men’s gross winner, Lady gross winner, Division 2 Men Winner, Division 2 Lady winner, Division 3 winner and the leading Junior.
-NCBA Group Managing Director John Gachora reaffirmed the Bank’s commitment to deepening the reach of the series and supporting the growth of golf across the country.
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The NCBA Golf Series heads to Mt Kipipiri Golf Club in Nyandarua County this weekend for the fifth leg of the 2026 campaign, marking the first time ever the series will be played at the newly established course.
The golf club, which was opened last year in February, will see at least 80 players grace the course for the club’s monthly mug seeking top honors and valuable historic qualification slots to the season-ending Grand Finale.
Qualification to the Grand Finale, set to be held later in the year at the prestigious Karen Country Club, will be earned by the Overall gross winner, Men’s gross Winner, Lady gross winner, Division 2 Men winner, Division 2 Lady winner, Division 3 winner and the leading Junior.
The inclusion of Mt Kipipiri Golf Club’s Mug in the 2026 calendar as a mini-qualifier signals NCBA’s continued commitment to expanding the sports reach across the country.
NCBA Group Managing Director John Gachora reaffirmed the Bank’s commitment to deepening the reach of the series and supporting the growth of golf across the country.
“This is a special moment for us as a series. Taking the NCBA Golf Series to Mt Kipipiri Golf Club for the very first time reflects our deliberate effort to support emerging golf destinations and give players fresh competitive experiences. We are proud to be part of the club’s journey so early in its history,” said Gachora.
Mt Kipipiri leg follows a highly competitive coastal outing at Mombasa Golf Club where Edwin Kiptoo returned an impressive 72 nett to clinch the Division A title.
Playing off handicap 11, Kiptoo edged out Sheel Dodhia on 73 nett, while Peter Kimanga completed the podium with 75 nett.
Division B honors went to Martin Irungu, who carded 71 nett to win on countback ahead of Sam Muraya, also on 71 nett, with Johnson Muriuki placing third on 77 nett.
In Division C, Rana Umair produced a standout performance to take top honors, while Gurbux Singh claimed the Best Gross award with an 83 gross score.
It has also been made successfully stops at Royal Nairobi Golf Club, Kericho Golf Club and Muthaiga Golf Club.
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