The 2025 NCBA Golf Series continued to dazzle as it made a stop at Golf Park over the weekend, with Martin Muritu and William Aluku delivering standout performances. Both golfers posted an impressive 42 points, but it was Muritu, playing off a handicap of 11, who emerged as the Overall Winner on countback. Aluku, with a handicap of 25, claimed the Men’s Winner trophy after a remarkable showing.
Following closely in the men’s division was Roy Shirekuli, who registered a commendable 41 points to finish as the Men’s Runner-up. His consistency throughout the day kept him firmly in contention, but he ultimately fell just short of matching the leaders.
In the Ladies’ category, Nimra Devi showcased her skill and composure on the course. Playing off a handicap of 32, Devi produced a solid round to clinch the Lady Winner title with 36 points. Audrey Khaleji, who played off a handicap of 27, finished as the Runner-up with 31 points after putting up a spirited effort.
Among the invited guests, Violet Luchendo stood out with a stellar performance. Playing off a handicap of 37, she carded 37 points to win the Guest Winner award. Close behind was Patrick Langat, with a handicap of 11, who posted 36 points to claim the Guest Runner-up position.
The sponsor category also saw fierce competition, with Jared Onyach emerging victorious. Playing off a handicap of 32, Onyach scored 30 points to take home the Sponsor Winner trophy, demonstrating resilience and strong course management.
Special prize categories added an extra layer of excitement to the day. Audrey Khaleji secured the Nearest to the Pin award for the Ladies, while Francis Mbithi took the honor among the Men. Meanwhile, Diana Mbuba and John Thairu impressed with powerful shots to win the Longest Drive awards in their respective categories.
This seventh leg of the NCBA Golf Series attracted a vibrant field of over 115 golfers, who braved the challenging fairways for a day filled with thrilling competition. The event also doubled as the club’s Monthly Mug for April, adding to the stakes as golfers aimed to win not only prizes but also valuable qualification slots for the NCBA Golf Series Grand Finale set for later this year.
Organizers and players alike noted the continued growth and impact of the NCBA Golf Series, which is steadily becoming a cornerstone event in Kenya’s golfing calendar. With each leg, the series strengthens its reputation for offering a platform for both seasoned players and emerging talent across different levels of the game junior, amateur, and elite.
The NCBA Golf Series reflects core values such as discipline, strategy, growth, and consistency, resonating with the wider community. Beyond competition, it fosters a strong sense of camaraderie and a passion for the sport among participants and supporters alike.
As excitement builds, attention now shifts to the next stop on the NCBA Golf Series calendar. The tour heads to Thika Sports Club on Saturday, May 3rd, promising yet another thrilling day of competition. Golfers will once again have the opportunity to showcase their skills and vie for a coveted spot in the prestigious Grand Finale.
