Harry Allen Golf Club held its qualifier for the 2025 Sterling Group International Pairs tournament Saturday. Nearly 30 golfers competed for spots at the national finals. Three players scored 47 points and earned their way forward. The event uses a four ball better ball format that excites players and fans. Club captain Jabulani Tshuma praised the turnout and energy from members.
Sterling Group helped sponsor the competition and supports golf tourism across Zimbabwe. General manager Fungai Mutseyekwa said the event showcases the country to visitors. The tournament theme encourages people to explore Zimbabwe through golf. Corporate backing makes this year the most rewarding for amateur players. The campaign builds on last year's success promoting sports tourism.
National finals happen at Mutola Hills Golf Course near Mhondoro-Ngezi this September. Winners advance to Sun City Golf Course for international competition. Defending champions Litchel Mandiveyi and Nothando Namuinesu will try to keep their title. The South African venue once hosted the Million Dollar Challenge that Nick Price won. Amateur golfers make up most of Zimbabwe's golf community and drive the sport forward.
Sterling Group helped sponsor the competition and supports golf tourism across Zimbabwe. General manager Fungai Mutseyekwa said the event showcases the country to visitors. The tournament theme encourages people to explore Zimbabwe through golf. Corporate backing makes this year the most rewarding for amateur players. The campaign builds on last year's success promoting sports tourism.
National finals happen at Mutola Hills Golf Course near Mhondoro-Ngezi this September. Winners advance to Sun City Golf Course for international competition. Defending champions Litchel Mandiveyi and Nothando Namuinesu will try to keep their title. The South African venue once hosted the Million Dollar Challenge that Nick Price won. Amateur golfers make up most of Zimbabwe's golf community and drive the sport forward.
