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Karanga eyes fifth win as KAGC Series heads to Nakuru

Michael Karanga

Michael Karanga poses with the title after winning the Railway Invitation tournament with a three rounds total of four under 212 gross at the par 72 Kenya Railway Golf Club course on May 7, 2023.

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • For this weekend, it will be the turn of the Coronation and Bendor Trophy, one of the most popular events in the KAGC series calendar, which marks its 68th anniversary since it was first played in 1955
  • Leading the field of 95 players in this ninth leg of the KAGC series, is Michael Karanga, a member of the Addis Ababa bound national team for the Africa Region Four Golf Championship
  • Karanga and his national team colleagues namely Dennis Maara, John Lejirmah and 19-year-old Elvis Muigua will be using this weekend’s tournament at Nauru as a final build-up for the Ethiopia Championship

The 2023 Kenya Amateur Golf Championship (KAGC) golf series returns to the Central Rift specifically at the par 73 Nakuru Golf Club course in Nakuru City County, two weeks after the Ronald Marshall Trophy at Njoro Country Club.

For this weekend, it will be the turn of the Coronation and Bendor Trophy, one of the most popular events in the KAGC series calendar, which marks its 68th anniversary since it was first played in 1955.