… However, he sat comfortably in the final leaderboard, ahead of fellow Kenyans Daniel Nduva and Mutahi Kibugu, who also earlier made the cut.Though the final round did not go as planned, Snow remained positive about the overall week and what it means for his season, especially com …
… I’ve put myself in a good position going into the final round, and the focus now is to play another solid round tomorrow,” said Snow.Snow is currently the best-placed Kenyan in the tournament, with fellow Kenyans Daniel Nduva and Mutahi Kibugu also making the cut for the final ro …
… on the 11th and birdies on the first, fourth, seventh, 13th and 18th holes.De Smidt also enjoyed a strong opening round, making birdies on the first, seventh, 10th, 11th and 16th holes, with his only blemish coming on the eighth.Meanwhile, Nyali Golf & Country Club’s Daniel Nduva …
… Daniel Nduva placed ninth on 293, while Mike Kisia rounded out the top 10 on 294.The tour now shifts to the Great Rift Valley Lodge and Golf Resort in two weeks for the eighth leg. …
… I came here determined to win, and it is immensely satisfying to see all the hard work pay off."Vet Lab Sports Club's Isiah Otuke came in fourth with a decent four-under 288, as Mohit Mediratta and Daniel Nduva were tied in fifth place, both at three-under 289. …
… I came here determined to win, and it is satisfying to see all the hard work pay off.” Vet Lab Sports Clubs’ Isiah Otuke came in fourth with a decent four-under 288, as Mohit Mediratta and Daniel Nduva were tied in fifth place, both at three-under 289. …
… I came here determined to win, and I am really happy to see the hard work I have put into my game paying off,” said Chege.Isaiah Otuke finished fourth on 288 (-4), while Mohit Mediratta and Daniel Nduva tied for fifth on 289 (-3). …
… ngeles Olympic Games.The four-day tournament which culminates on Sunday, July 19, has attracted more than 50 of the country’s leading professional golfers, including Samuel Njoroge, Njoroge Kibugu, Mutahi Kibugu, Greg Snow, Mohit Mediratta, Dismas Indiza, David Wahu, Daniel Nduva …
… ngeles Olympic Games.The four-day tournament which culminates on Sunday, July 19, has attracted more than 50 of the country’s leading professional golfers, including Samuel Njoroge, Njoroge Kibugu, Mutahi Kibugu, Greg Snow, Mohit Mediratta, Dismas Indiza, David Wahu, Daniel Nduva …
Kenya's Greg Snow finished tied-seventh on two-under-par 211 gross at the Pearl of Africa Golf Series at Entebbe Golf Club in Uganda, the best-placed Kenyan in the international field. Uganda's Ronald Rugumayo won the event with his maiden Sunshine Development Tour title.
Kenya's Greg Snow finished tied-seventh on two-under-par 211 gross at the Pearl of Africa Golf Series at Entebbe Golf Club in Uganda, the best-placed Kenyan in the international field. Uganda's Ronald Rugumayo won the event with his maiden Sunshine Development Tour title.
Kenya's Greg Snow carded a 5-under-par 66 in the second round at Entebbe Golf Club to move into fourth position with a tournament total of 6-under-par 136 heading into Saturday's final round of the Pearl of Africa Golf Series, the sixth leg of the Sunshine Development Tour.
Willys Kitata of Uganda, Godwin Okoko of Nigeria, and Emma Ogwang of Uganda each shot 5-under-par 66 to share the lead after the opening round of the Pearl of Africa Golf Series at Entebbe Golf Club.
David Wakhu captured the seventh leg of the PGK Equator Tour at Sigona Golf Club with a four-round total of 15-under-par 273, finishing ahead of 47 professionals. His victory moved him to third place in the Order of Merit standings.
David Wakhu of Golf Park won the seventh leg of the PGK Equator Tour at Sigona Golf Club with a score of 273 (15 under par), holding off a field of 47 professionals and moving to third in the Order of Merit standings with 3,110 points.
Samuel Njoroge carded a 12-under-par 280 to win the sixth leg of the PGK Equator Tour at Nakuru Golf Club, extending his lead in the tour's Order of Merit standings. Dismas Indiza finished second at 6-under-par 286, with Mutahi Kibugu third at 5-under 287.
Pro Samuel Njoroge shot 12-under-par 280 to win the sixth leg of the PGK Equator Tour at Nakuru Golf Club, extending his Order of Merit lead to 3,852 points. Dismas Indiza finished second at 6-under-par 286, with Mutahi Kibugu third at 5-under 287.
Thika Sports Club golfer Samuel Chege carded 280 (-12) over four rounds to win the sixth leg of the PGK Equator Tour at Nakuru Golf Club, claiming his second title of the second edition and extending his lead in the Order of Merit with 3,852 points.
The PGK Equator Tour reaches its fifth leg at Ruiru Golf Club this week, featuring more than 50 of Kenya's leading professional golfers competing for ranking points toward qualification for the 2027 Magical Kenya Open and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Samuel Njoroge leads the Order of Merit standings with 2,377 points after the circuit's opening four legs.
The PGK Equator Tour heads to Ruiru Golf Club this week for its fifth leg, where Kenya's top professional golfers compete for ranking points toward qualification for the 2027 Magical Kenya Open and 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. The four-day tournament, which runs through Sunday July 19, has attracted more than 50 leading professional golfers.
Kenya's top professional golfers compete in the second edition of the PGK Equator Tour at Limuru Country Club from 18–21 June 2026, with more than 50 professionals battling for honours and pursuing the 2026 Order of Merit title. Samuel Njoroge leads the standings with 1,517 points after two opening events.