The KCB East Africa Golf Tour Burundi 2025 is set to tee off on April 26 at the scenic 18-hole Bujumbura Golf Club, drawing in 100 top amateur golfers from across the region for a thrilling competition.
Golfers will not only compete for prestigious prizes but also for a golden opportunity to represent Bujumbura Golf Club at the grand finale slated for December.
The top two teams from Saturday’s action will automatically qualify for the final showdown.
“For the third year running, Bujumbura Golf Club is part of the KCB East Africa Golf Tour, a tournament that has played a pivotal role in fostering inclusivity,strengthening regional integration and elevating the game of golf. We welcome all players from the East African region to participate in this tournament that will be highly competitive,” said Bujumbura Golf Club Captain Benjamin Huynen.
During the third leg of the series held earlier, standout performances from Brian Omondi, Mike Mwenda, Ndegwa Thuku, Bernard Mureithi, Grace Ngamau, Lawrence Ngamau, Margaret Waweru, and Jackson Waweru earned them spots at the grand finale after a stellar outing at Thika Sports Club.
Speaking ahead of the regional tourney, KCB Group Director Marketing and Communications Rosalind Gichuru said: “KCB has been at the forefront of championing the growth of golf. This is why over the years, we have invested millions of shillings in support of different tournaments and competitions. Ourobjective is to democratize the sport and to give everyone an opportunity to playgolf.”
The KCB East Africa Golf Tour Burundi 2025 champions will walk away with KShs. 1 million to fund a sustainability project at their home club and will also be fully sponsored by KCB to participate in a prestigious international golf event.
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In support of environmental conservation, over 1,000 trees will be planted throughout the tour as part of KCB’s contribution to the government’s ambitious goal of planting 15 billion trees by 2032.
