This Saturday, the prestigious Muthaiga Golf Club will welcome 220 top-tier golfers from both Kenya and Uganda for the highly anticipated Uganda Golf Day tournament. Sponsored by KCB Bank, the event is set to bring together elite players, including influential business leaders, diplomats, and members of the International Chamber of Commerce, Uganda National Oil Corporation, and other key stakeholders.
The action-packed tournament will tee off at 6:30 a.m., with the first wave of golfers competing on the lush 18-hole, par 71 course at Muthaiga, Nairobi. A second group will take to the greens at 12:30 p.m. The event promises a competitive edge, with participants vying for coveted prizes.
Speaking ahead of the tournament, Muthaiga Golf Club Captain Mr. Bo Ciera expressed excitement at hosting such a high-profile event. “We are honored to host a prestigious tournament featuring elite players from Kenya and Uganda. The course is in prime condition, and we’ve put in a lot of effort to ensure it allows the golfers to showcase their skills at the highest level. This tournament is a testament to the value of competition and partnership in golf,” said Ciera.
KCB Bank, which continues to cement its role as a leading sponsor in regional sports, will be well-represented by top executives, including Scola Onsongo, Millicent Melo, Aggrey Mulumbi, Timothy Kuria, John Okulo, and Martin Kiambi. The bank’s involvement underscores its commitment to advancing the sport, fostering relationships, and promoting Kenya as a leading golfing destination.
Rosalind Gichuru, KCB Group Director of Marketing and Communications, emphasized the bank’s dedication to creating shared value through strategic partnerships. “Our participation in events like the Uganda Golf Day aligns with our broader goal of enhancing Kenya’s position on the regional and international golfing map. We believe partnerships like these not only promote the sport but also strengthen relationships that ensure shared prosperity for all stakeholders,” she noted.
With KCB’s backing, the Uganda Golf Day serves as a perfect example of how sports and business can converge to create memorable experiences, foster cross-border relations, and uplift the region’s sporting profile. As the tournament approaches, anticipation is building among the golfing community and beyond. All eyes are now set on the Muthaiga greens for a weekend of thrilling action and camaraderie.
Golf enthusiasts and business leaders alike will be watching closely to see who emerges victorious in what promises to be a key event on East Africa’s golfing calendar.
