Salvator Ngezendore Claims Victory at KCB Golf Series in Burundi

Salvator Ngezendore won the KCB East Africa Golf Tour at Bujumbura Golf Club with 39 points, followed by Ninizendore Nininahazwe at 38. Masika Mukule led the KCB staff with 38 points. The winners will represent Burundi at the finals in Nairobi, with a grand prize of KSh 1 million at stake.

In an exciting turn of events on Saturday, Salvator Ngezendore, a golfer with a handicap of 9, achieved an impressive victory at the KCB East Africa Golf Tour held at the Bujumbura Golf Club in Burundi, amassing 39 stableford points. His performance stood above the rest in a competitive field, underscoring his skills and determination. Meanwhile, in the ladies’ segment, Ninizendore Nininahazwe also shone brightly, overcoming a handicap of 36 to seize the ladies’ title with 38 points, solidifying her status as a top contender in the tournament.

Post-victory, Ngezendore shared his excitement, noting, “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.” His anticipation for the final event reflects a determined spirit among the participants.

Among KCB employees, Masika Mukule, the Managing Director of KCB Burundi, exhibited a commendable performance, claiming the staff winner title by scoring 38 points off a 29 handicap. The two victors, along with Larrissa, will join three other top achievers, marking a strong representation from Burundi at the grand finale in Nairobi scheduled for December.

At the grand finale, there is a considerable incentive: a prize of KSh 1 million awaits the winning club, a substantial motivation for Bujumbura Golf Club members aiming to bring home the coveted trophy. In addition, the overall winners will have the opportunity to receive an exclusive trip to a prestigious international golf tournament, which adds allure to their competitive spirits.

The KCB East Africa Golf Tour has made significant stops thus far, including prestigious venues like the Royal Nairobi Golf Club and Mombasa Sports Club. The momentum of the tournament continues to grow, attracting a larger audience each season. The next event will take place at the scenic Kericho Golf Course, scheduled for May 17, 2025, and it is expected to draw around 250 golfers.

In conclusion, the KCB East Africa Golf Tour continues to showcase exceptional talent among golfers in the region, with Salvator Ngezendore and Nininahazwe Ninizendore emerging as standout winners in Burundi. Their achievements at Bujumbura Golf Club have set the stage for a promising finale in Nairobi, where they will compete against the best. With substantial prizes at stake, the excitement is palpable as participants look forward to the next legs of the tournament.

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