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KAGC SERIES-Isaac Makokha holds nerve to claim 2026 NCBA Tea Fields Trophy in Kericho.

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-The Kenya Railway Golf Club player, a former Deaflympics golf bronze medalist, carded three consistent rounds of 76 gross to finish on 12-over-par 228 gross, securing the title by two shots.


-Cyprian Bundi, fresh from winning the NCBA Nanyuki Open in his previous KAGC outing, closed the Kericho championship in sixth place on 19-over-par 235 gross after rounds of 79 gross, 78 gross and 78 gross.


-This tournament comes after Nanyuki Open, and now action moves to the Kisii open for the Shabana Trophy from October 7th, to 11th, October and then Nyanza open for the ‘Hippo pot set for 16th, to 18, October.


PR AGENCY, NAIROBI-KENYA.
Isaac Makokha kept his composure over three rounds to claim the 2026 NCBA Tea Fields Trophy, winning the latest leg of the Kenya Amateur Golf Championship (KAGC) Series at the par-72 Kericho Golf Club on Sunday.
The Kenya Railway Golf Club player, a former Deaflympics golf bronze medalist, carded three consistent rounds of 76 gross to finish on 12-over-par 228 gross, securing the title by two shots.
Makokha held off a strong challenge from Daniel Mwangi and Ken Serem, who both finished on 10-over-par 230 gross.
Mwangi opened with a 73 gross before returning rounds of 77 gross and 80 gross, while Eldoret’s Serem carded 72 gross, 78 gross and 80 gross to finish level with Mwangi.
Elvis Muigua was next on 15-over-par 231 gross after rounds of 79 gross, 71 gross and 81 gross, while Muthaiga’s John Koina finished fifth on 17-over-par 233 gross following rounds of 79 gross, 75 gross and 79 gross.
Cyprian Bundi, fresh from winning the NCBA Nanyuki Open in his previous KAGC outing, closed the Kericho championship in sixth place on 19-over-par 235 gross after rounds of 79 gross, 78 gross and 78 gross.
He finished alongside Nandi Bears’ Elly Barno, who carded 78 gross, 80 gross and 77 gross for the same total.
This tournament comes after Nanyuki Open, and now action moves to the Kisii open for the Shabana Trophy from October 7th, to 11th, October and then Nyanza open for the ‘Hippo pot set for 16th to 18 October.
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