Dismus Mukua emerged as the overall winner of this year’s Kenya Air Force Golf Club Championship (KAFGC) final held at Moi Air Base in Eastleigh, Nairobi, capping off a fiercely contested tournament.
Mukua Outshines Strong Field
Mukua displayed exceptional skill and consistency to beat the defending champion Major Don Tororei. Fredrick Wagura and Patrick Kinywa finished as second and third runners-up, respectively, underscoring the high level of competition witnessed throughout the championship.
Seven-Month Tournament Draws Wide Participation
The tournament, sponsored by Vivo Energy Kenya, ran for seven months and attracted golfers from various clubs across the country. Participants hailed from notable clubs, including Thika Barracks, Kisii Golf Club, and Ruiru Sports Club, reflecting the event’s growing national appeal.
Vivo Energy Kenya Reaffirms Commitment to Sports Development
Speaking during the award ceremony, Vivo Energy Kenya’s Commercial Manager, Mark Senteu, emphasized the company’s commitment to community engagement and sports development.
“Our collaboration with the Kenya Air Force Golf Club reflects our vision of creating sustainable impact within the communities we serve. By sponsoring this tournament, we aim to deepen our connection with our customers while supporting the growth of talent across all levels of the game,” he said.
Organisers Laud Long-Term Partnership
Kenya Air Force Golf Club Chairman Col. Evans Oduma praised Vivo Energy Kenya for its continued support over the past three years.
“We appreciate Vivo Energy Kenya for partnering with us for the last three years, and we look forward to continuing working together in the future,” he noted.
Winners Across Categories Recognised
In other categories, Dr. Ayub Shitesewa clinched the guest category title, defeating Martin Kiambi and Joel Muchanga. Anita Nyaguto was named the junior winner, while Brigadier Wesonga secured the senior title.
Captain Joy Njangi emerged as the Ladies’ champion, with Major Wafula Bwire winning the Men’s category. Harun Wanyama was crowned the gross winner.
Growing Platform for Golf Talent
Vivo Energy Kenya, the company behind Shell products in Kenya, has played a key role in elevating the championship’s profile. Through consistent sponsorship, the tournament has evolved into a competitive platform for nurturing and developing golf talent across the country.