Kisii Sports Club is set to host more than 100 golfers on 28 February for the highly anticipated CBK Golf Tournament, a flagship event expected to draw top amateur players from across the region.
The one-day tournament will be played in the Stableford format, allowing golfers of varying handicaps to compete fairly while maximising participation and excitement on the lush Kisii course. The format awards points based on net scores per hole, ensuring competitive balance across all divisions.
Club Captain Adrian Monari expressed confidence in the club’s readiness to host the prestigious event, noting the steady rise of Kisii Sports Club as a preferred destination for major golf tournaments.
“We are proud to welcome over 100 golfers for the CBK tournament. Over the years, Kisii Sports Club has grown tremendously, both in infrastructure and reputation. Under our current leadership, we have positioned the club as a hub for major golf events in the region. This tournament is a testament to that progress and our commitment to growing the game,” said Monari.
Participants will battle for top honours in multiple categories, including the coveted Overall Winner title. The tournament will also recognise the Men’s Winner and Ladies’ Winner, alongside 1st and 2nd Runners-Up in the main categories.
Competition will be further segmented into Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3, each featuring Winners, 1st Runners-Up, and 2nd Runners-Up. Additional accolades will be awarded for Guest Winner and Guest Runners-Up, Sponsor Winner with 1st and 2nd Runners-Up, as well as Senior Winner and Junior Winner.
Skill-based prizes will spice up the contest, with awards for Longest Drive (Men and Ladies), Nearest to the Pin, and Best Effort, ensuring every participant has something to play for.
Sophie Ongalo, CBK Kisii Centre Manager, has also assured the Golfers of a practical learning experience through the DhowCSD platform on investing in Treasury Bills and Bonds, empowering Golfers with both knowledge and confidence in government securities.
Under Monari’s stewardship, the club has strengthened its tournament calendar, improved course standards, and attracted high-profile sponsors, cementing its status as a competitive golfing venue in the country.
The 28 February tournament is expected to boost local sports tourism while offering golfers a professionally organised and highly competitive experience in the heart of Kisii County.
