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Small field for KAGC Series at Njoro

Michael Karanga

Michael Karanga poses with the title after winning the Muthaiga Open on March 26, 2023.

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Being sponsored by the KAGC series title sponsor NCBA Bank, this weekend’s tournament which is being played over 54-holes for the first time since it became part of the KAGC series, has however attracted a small field of 38 players
  • Leading the field in hunt for a fifth victory in the series, is Kiambu Golf Club’s Michael Karanga who has been in great form since the season started in January
  • To challenge him in the absence of players such as Limuru’s Dennis Maara, and Coast based Adel Balala, will be Golf Park’s Sammy Mulama, youngster Elvis Muigua of Kiambu, Uganda’s Godfrey Nsubuga and Railway’s John Lejirmah


Action in the Kenya Amateur Golf Championship (KAGC) series resumes this weekend, with the Field Marshall and Toby Gibson Trophy at the nine-hole Njoro Country Club in Nakuru County, following last weekend’s short break.

Being sponsored by the KAGC series title sponsor NCBA Bank, this weekend’s tournament which is being played over 54-holes for the first time since it became part of the KAGC series, has however attracted a small field of 38 players though more players may play in the subsidiary event.