-The Muthaiga tournament was the fourth leg of the U.S. Kids Golf Fall Local Tour-Nairobi, bringing together junior golfers aged 5-18 years to compete in their respective age categories.
-The tour is supported by NCBA in partnership with U.S. Kids Golf and the Junior Golf Foundation Kenya, (JGF) providing young golfers with opportunities to compete regularly, earn Priority Status points and gain valuable experience as they develop their game.
-NCBA Branch Manager, Village Market Jeremiah Ngatia, said the Bank’s support of junior golf is part of its commitment to creating opportunities for young people to develop their skills and pursue their ambitions.
PR AGENCY, NAIROBI-KENYA.
Savir Shah fired an impressive 3-under-par 69 gross to win the Boys 15-18 years’ category as the NCBA-supported U.S. Kids Golf Nairobi Local Tour made its fourth stop at Muthaiga Golf Club on Sunday.
Shah produced the lowest score of the day, finishing two shots ahead of Yuvraj Rajput, who carded a one-under-par 71 gross while Wahome Mutahi was third on 82 gross and Alan Mbogo finished fourth on 84 gross.
In the Girls 15-18 years’ category, Shani D’Souza emerged victorious with a score of 98 gross, ahead of Kalendi Ndambuki on 114 gross and Chanel McKenzie with 119 gross.
Ashley Gachora won the Girls 13-14 years’ category with 76 gross, while Ryan Njuguna took the Boys 13-14 years’ category with 78 gross and Xichao Huang and Adam Nesbitt tied for third in the latter category on 81 gross.
In the Girls 11-12 years’ category, Aria Dodhia carded a one-under-par 71 gross to take the title, while Ishaan Patel won the Boys 12 years’ category with 81 gross as Paren Reel posted a two-under-par 70 gross to win the Boys 11 years’ category.
In the younger age groups, Hakeem Mutungi won the Boys 10 category with an even-par 36 gross, while Zowie Oliver topped the Girls 9-10 years’ category with 42 gross.
The Muthaiga tournament was the fourth leg of the U.S. Kids Golf Fall Local Tour-Nairobi, bringing together junior golfers aged 5-18 years to compete in their respective age categories.
The tour is supported by NCBA in partnership with U.S. Kids Golf and the Junior Golf Foundation Kenya, providing young golfers with opportunities to compete regularly, earn Priority Status points and gain valuable experience as they develop their game.
NCBA Branch Manager, Village Market Jeremiah Ngatia, said the Bank’s support of junior golf is part of its commitment to creating opportunities for young people to develop their skills and pursue their ambitions.
“At NCBA, we believe in supporting young people as they pursue their ambitions. Through our support of junior golf, we are creating opportunities for young players to compete, develop their skills and build confidence. It is also important that we equip young people with the right financial habits early in life, and we are delighted to be part of their journey,” said Ngatia.
Muthaiga winners.
Boys 15-18-Savir Shah-69 gross, Girls 15-18-Shani D’Souza-98 gross, Girls 13-14-Ashley Gachora-76 gross, Boys 13–14-Ryan Njuguna-78 gross, Girls 11-12-Aria Dodhia-71 gross, Boys 12-Ishaan Patel-81 gross, Boys 11-Paren Reel-70 gross, Boys 10-Hakeem Mutungi-36 gross, Girls 9-10-Zowie Oliver-42 gross.
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