Salvator Ngezendore wins KCB East Africa Golf Tour in Burundi with 39 points, while Ninizindore Nininahazwe takes the women’s title with 38. KCB’s Masika Mukule leads the staff category. Both winners will represent Burundi in Nairobi’s finale for a chance to win KSh 1 million and more at stake. The next tournament is slated for Kericho in May 2025.
In a thrilling display of skill, Salvator Ngezendore, a golfer with a handicap of 9, achieved a remarkable 39 stableford points to win the KCB East Africa Golf Tour at the Bujumbura Golf Club on Saturday. His performance solidified his position as the overall champion, showcasing his exceptional talent on the course.
Ngezendore Nininahazwe, who played off a handicap of 36, also made waves in the ladies’ category, securing the title with an impressive 38 points. Her determination and consistency distinguished her as one of the key highlights of the tournament.
Reflecting on his victory, Ngezendore remarked, “This is truly a priceless moment for me. I am proud of myself for coming here to compete against some of the best players in the region. I cannot wait to represent Bujumbura Golf Club at the tour’s grand finale in Nairobi. We will go out there with only one thing in mind – to win and bring the cup home.”
Among the participants from KCB, Masika Mukule, the Managing Director of KCB Burundi, also shone bright with a solid performance, earning the staff winner title with a total of 38 points from a handicap of 29. This adds an extra layer of excitement to the KCB employee engagement.
Both Ngezendore and Nininahazwe will join three additional top contenders, representing Burundi at the grand finale in Nairobi this December. The stakes are high, as a chance to win KCB’s grand prize of KSh 1 million is on the line for the top golf club. This prospect excites members of the Bujumbura Golf Club, as they aim to take the prize home. They could additionally earn an exclusive opportunity to visit an international golf tournament.
The KCB East Africa Golf Tour has been an expansive event, with previous competitions held at notable venues like the Royal Nairobi Golf Club and Mombasa Sports Club. The next stop is set for May 17, 2025, at the scenic Kericho Golf Course, where an impressive 250 golfers are anticipated to participate.
In summary, Salvator Ngezendore emerged as the overall champion at the KCB East Africa Golf Tour in Burundi, with impressive performances across categories. His determination and excitement for the upcoming finale in Nairobi signify his drive to succeed. Alongside Nininahazwe and other representatives, they will be vying for significant prizes. As the competition progresses, anticipation builds for the next location, the Kericho Golf Course, where more golfers will gather for the event.
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