KCB Bank Uganda hosted golfers from five East African countries at Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort and Spa. The regional tournament brought together players from Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Burundi. Competition featured skilled athletes who demonstrated excellent sportsmanship throughout the event. Managing Director Edgar Byamah praised participants during the awards ceremony. He emphasized how the tournament strengthens connections across East Africa.
Kenya Airways supported the golf tour as a major sponsor. The airline announced a special 15 percent discount for all club members with valid memberships. This offer helps golfers travel more easily between countries for future tournaments. Felix Mwangangi represented Kenya Airways at the celebration. The company continues supporting regional sports and community programs.
Team On The Money scored 111 points to win the overall competition. Gloria Nanyonga, Dipak Patel, Nic Snyman, and Mathew Nviiri formed the winning team. Their consistent performance and teamwork led to victory. Agnes Mayanja performed best among KCB staff members. Her strategic approach and accurate shots impressed spectators.
Multiple golfers earned individual honors during the tournament. Michael Koima hit the longest drive among men competitors. Judith Komugisha achieved the same recognition among women players. Josephine Njoroge won the nearest to pin contest for women. Ernest Rukundo claimed the men's nearest to pin title.
Winners received valuable prizes for their outstanding performances. Awards featured paid trips to Nairobi for the grand finale tournament. ICEA Lion provided insurance policies as additional prizes. Other rewards featured flight tickets, sports bags, golf equipment, and trolleys.
Kenya Airways supported the golf tour as a major sponsor. The airline announced a special 15 percent discount for all club members with valid memberships. This offer helps golfers travel more easily between countries for future tournaments. Felix Mwangangi represented Kenya Airways at the celebration. The company continues supporting regional sports and community programs.
Team On The Money scored 111 points to win the overall competition. Gloria Nanyonga, Dipak Patel, Nic Snyman, and Mathew Nviiri formed the winning team. Their consistent performance and teamwork led to victory. Agnes Mayanja performed best among KCB staff members. Her strategic approach and accurate shots impressed spectators.
Multiple golfers earned individual honors during the tournament. Michael Koima hit the longest drive among men competitors. Judith Komugisha achieved the same recognition among women players. Josephine Njoroge won the nearest to pin contest for women. Ernest Rukundo claimed the men's nearest to pin title.
Winners received valuable prizes for their outstanding performances. Awards featured paid trips to Nairobi for the grand finale tournament. ICEA Lion provided insurance policies as additional prizes. Other rewards featured flight tickets, sports bags, golf equipment, and trolleys.
