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KAGC series heads to Kitale for Trans Nzoia Open

Elvis Muigua

Elvis Muigua follows the progress of his shot from 18th hole fairway during Windsor Classic final round at Windsor Golf Hotel and Country Club on March 03, 2024. 

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Leading the field is Kiambu Golf Club’s Elvis Muigua, currently the leading amateur in the country and the defending champion
  • In the absence of Michael Karanga, the main challengers for the title will be players like Railway’s John Lejirmah, Vet Lab’s Ebill Omollo and Isaac Makokha
  • KCB East Africa Golf Tour goes to the nine-hole Bujumbura Golf Club course, where a field of 100 players will be battling it out for a chance to qualify for the KCB East Africa Golf tour grand finale


Action in the crowded 2024 Kenya Amateur Golf Championship (KAGC) series resumes at the North Rift town of Kitale this weekend following the cancellation of the Golf Park Open two weeks ago.

And at stake this weekend, will be the Trans Nzoia Open at the par 73 Kitale Club course, one of the longest and most challenging courses in the country where a field of 68 was drawn to battle it out for cash prizes plus some points towards the KAGC Order of Merit and the World Amateur Rankings.