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Kenya’s top amateur Karanga giving back to Ndumberi village through golf

Kenya's leading amateur golfer Michael Karanga gives a pep talk

Kenya's leading amateur golfer Michael Karanga (left) gives a pep talk to young kids during a Michael Karanga Golf Foundation (MKGF) mentorship session at Ndumberi Golf Club in Kiambu on January 5, 2024.

Photo credit: Pool

What you need to know:

  • Besides teaching the kids the game of golf, Karanga has also been able to support them with items like textbooks in order for them to improve their studies, as golf and education go hand-in-hand
  • On the ongoing practice and training sessions for the children under coaches Lee Njino and Kiarie Kahochia, who are certified golf trainers, Karanga says the foundation has plans to visit most of the schools in Kiambu County in order to identify and nurture talent
  • MKGF envisions a future where these young talents not only excel in golf but become ambassadors of positive change in their communities


Besides being the top amateur golfer in the country, Kiambu Golf Club’s Michael Karanga has already embarked on producing future stars who will take over from him in the near future.

In early 2022, Karanga founded the Michael Karanga Golf Foundation (MKGF) with the sole purpose of nurturing young golf talent within Ndumberi village of Kiambu County where he started his golfing journey.