Sigona’s Mohit Mediraatta follows his swing today.

By DANIELLA APIYO

Sigona’s Mohit Mediratta kept his good form going on day two of the on going Kenya Open Golf Championships, following up his score of 2-under par in round one, with a 1-under par score after round two, to take his total score to 3-under par, placing him tied for 20th.

Mohit opened round two with a bogey, before settling down to hit six birdies and impressively closing the round with an eagle at Muthaiga’s 18th hole.

With the cut projected at +1, Mohit was certain of playing in the final two rounds. Also set to play the last two days is Riz Charania who has so far played two rounds of par.

Currently Germany’s Max Schmitt is top of the overall leader board, after shooting an impressive round of 6-under, two shots better than what he managed in round one to take his overall score to 10-under par.

Norway’s Kristian Johannessen is placed second on an overall score of 8-under par, one ahead of Justin Walters who is still out on the course. cheap air max 97 cheap air max 97

By AMANDA DAMARIS

The 50^th Kenya Open Golf Championship officially begun today at the Muthaiga Golf Club.

For those at the course, one of the key attractions at the tournament are unique Magical Kenya branded tee markers that are sculptures of Kenya’s Big Five wildlife which include the lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and the buffalo.

The tee markers are a reflection of the diversity of Kenya’s tourism product which will globally acclaimed for its wildlife safari and beach product. pandora charms cheap pandora charms cheap