Samuel Njoroge Opens Up on Pressure of Leading Kenya’s Olympic Golf Race
Njoroge heads into the seventh leg of the tour with 3,852 points, 962 points clear of second-placed Dismas Indiza, after winning the sixth leg in Nakuru.
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Njoroge heads into the seventh leg of the tour with 3,852 points, 962 points clear of second-placed Dismas Indiza, after winning the sixth leg in Nakuru.
Chege carded an impressive 280 (-12) over four rounds to top a competitive field of 49 professionals and claim his second title of the second edition of the tour.
More than 50 local professional golfers are set to battle for crucial ranking points in the race to qualify for the 2027 Magical Kenya Open and the 2028 Olympic Games.
Samuel, a Safaricom-sponsored player, carded 278 to top the leaderboard in the second leg.
The Sigona and Safaricom-backed golfer was crowned overall winner of the opening leg of the second edition of the tour after delivering an exemplary performance, sparked by a remarkable hole-in-one during the tournament held in April at Vet Lab Sports Club.