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Amateurs head to Windsor for third leg of KAGC Series

Elvis Muigua

Elvis Muigua poses with the title after winning the Gold Fields trophy at Kakamega Golf club course on July 2, 2023.

Photo credit: Pool

What you need to know:

  • Being staged at the par 72 Windsor Golf Hotel and Country Club, this year, the event has attracted an international field of 134 players, with Kenya leading with an entry of 123 players
  • Locally, the focus will be on Kiambu’s Elvis Muigua, a formidable force in the world of golf, who will be seeking his third consecutive triumph at the Windsor Classic tournament
  • Windsor Captain Greg Gathumbi, said the course is currently in impeccable condition and ready for the championship, with particular emphasis on the pristine greens

Action in the national golf scene resumes this weekend, following the conclusion of the DP World Tour’s Magical Kenya Open at Muthaiga Golf Club last Sunday.

And on the card actually from Friday, will be the Windsor Classic, which is the third leg of the 2024 NCBA Bank-sponsored Kenya Amateur Golf Championship (KAGC) series.