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Ruiru golfers mark century with historic Captain's Prize

Samuel Njoroge

Kenya Railway Golf Club’s Samuel Njoroge poses with the title after winning the  Safari Tour golf series title at the par 72 Karen Country Club on February 8, 2023. 

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Ruiru has put together a full week of golfing activities, as the Golf Captain Jessy Ndegwa marks the end of his first term in office
  • On Friday, the club will host professionals and top amateurs for a competition, where they will be battling it out for a prize fund of Sh150,000
  • Some of the pros who have registered includes Samuel Njoroge (Railways), Simon Ngige (Thika), Erick Ooko (Golf Park), John Wangai (Sigona), Sullivan Muthugia (Ruiru), Edwin Mudanyi (Vet Labs), Dismas Indiza ( Mumias), Mike Kisia (Vet Lab) and Tony Omuli (Golf Park)

Ruiru Sports Club is this weekend staging what promises to be the biggest Captain’s Prize golf tournament in the country.

A total of at least 500 golfers have been involved in a series of competitions which were lined up from Monday. Meanwhile this weekend’s activities will see about 50 Kenyan top professionals and seeded amateurs take part in the week-long fete, as the Club marks 100 years since inception.