Dismas Indiza with the winner’s prize

By DANIELLA APIYO AND AMANDA DAMARIS

Veteran professional Dismas Indiza delivered another masterclass in consistency and championship golf to emerge victorious at the third leg of the PGK Equator Tour Season 2 held at Limuru Country Club. Click this link https://a.meridianbet.ke/c/C7pYjz to start gaming and stand a chance of winning big with Meridianbet.

Indiza finished the tournament on an impressive 7-under-par total to claim the title and continue a remarkable run of form. The victory marks his second consecutive win in as many weeks, having also lifted the Sunshine Development Tour title at VetLab Sports Club last week.

The Kenya Airways professional demonstrated his experience and composure throughout the four-day event, holding the lead heading into the final round before closing out the tournament in style to secure the winner’s share of the KShs. 1.5 million prize purse.

Michael Karanga produced a strong final-round performance to finish runner-up at 5-under-par, while Safaricom’s Samuel Chege completed the podium positions in third place at 3-under-par.

The Limuru leg once again showcased the depth and competitiveness of Kenya’s professional golf scene, with players battling not only for prize money and ranking points but also for valuable positions in the season standings.

Dismas Indiza tee shot

Beyond the individual performances, the event highlighted the strength of the corporate team concept that has become a unique feature of the PGK Equator Tour. Players representing Kenya Airways, Safaricom, Betika, Visa, NCBA, Britam, and other partner organizations continued to demonstrate the value of corporate support in advancing professional golf in Kenya.

The Professional Golfers of Kenya extends its sincere appreciation to its sponsors and partners whose continued investment has made the tour a success. Special thanks go to NCBA Bank, Visa, Safaricom, Britam, Kenya Airways, Johnnie Walker, Betika and Computech for their unwavering support in growing professional golf and creating sustainable playing opportunities for Kenya’s professionals.

Dismas Indiza putts

The PGK Equator Tour remains the only professional golf circuit in Kenya that is wholly owned and managed by the Professional Golfers of Kenya, providing a platform for professionals to compete regularly, earn prize money, and develop their careers.

With the Limuru chapter now complete, attention turns to the fourth leg of the PGK Equator Tour Season 2, which will be held at Nyali Golf & Country Club from 2nd to 5th July 2026.

Following his back-to-back victories, all eyes will be on Dismas Indiza as he looks to continue his winning momentum on the Coast.

Kate Ngotho, Overall Ladies winner receives her winner’s prize from NCBA Group MD John Gachora during the NCBA Golf Series at Karen Country Club

By DANIELLA APIYO AND AMANDA DAMARIS

Home players Nick Markham and Kate Ngotho emerged as the overall winners at the latest leg of the 2026 NCBA Golf Series held at Karen Country Club on Saturday, as golfers competed for top honours and coveted spots at the Series Grand Finale scheduled for later this year. Click this link https://a.meridianbet.ke/c/C7pYjz to start gaming and stand a chance of winning big with Meridianbet.

Markham claimed the Overall Men’s title after returning an impressive score of 75 gross in a competitive field that featured some of the country’s top club golfers.

Speaking after his victory, Markham expressed his delight at the win and securing his place at the season-ending finale.

“It feels fantastic to win this leg of the series. I had a good round and had great playing partners. My putter didn’t work quite well today and I feel I could have gone lower, but I am happy with my round today. Qualifying for the Grand Finale is a validation that my game is going in the right direction, and I am excited to see where the next step can take us,” said Markham.

Karen Country Club’s Nick Markham tees off during his home club’s leg of the NCBA Golf Series.

In the ladies’ category, Kate Ngotho emerged as the Overall Lady Winner after carding 89 gross on countback, capping off a significant personal milestone after a challenging previous season.

“I am so excited to have emerged top because last year was quite a struggle, so I am very happy to have gotten through this round. Qualifying for the finale means that I get the opportunity to compete against many other players from other clubs and prove that I am the best lady player,” said Ngotho.

Paul Kaguamba finished as the Men’s Runner-Up after posting 77 gross on countback, while Margareta Gram claimed the Ladies’ Runner-Up prize with 89 gross on countback.

In the Division One category, Kiunjuri Mathu emerged victorious after returning an outstanding 84 gross score. Liban Roba finished third on 77 gross on countback, while Lesaan Shani took fourth place with 78 gross on countback.

The Division Two categories saw Edwin Nyairo claim the Men’s title with an impressive 43 points, while Jacintah Wambugu secured the Ladies’ honours after carding 38 points.

In Division Three, junior golfer Mutei Mwendwa won the Men’s category with 38 points, while Susan Kihato topped the Ladies’ category with 41 points.

Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa follows the path of his tee shot during the NCBA Golf Series at Karen Country Club.

Speaking after the tournament, NCBA Group Managing Director John Gachora said the continued growth of the Series reflects the increasing popularity of golf across the country and the value of creating opportunities for golfers of all abilities to compete.

“The NCBA Golf Series continues to provide a platform where golfers can challenge themselves, connect with one another and enjoy the game at some of the country’s best courses. We are encouraged by the strong participation we continue to witness across the Series and remain committed to supporting the growth of golf while creating opportunities for more players to experience and enjoy the sport,” said Gachora.

The event marked the sixteenth qualifier of the 2026 NCBA Golf Series calendar, which has attracted thousands of golfers across the country this season. Winners from the various categories earned qualification spots to the highly anticipated Grand Finale set for November at Karen Country Club.

The Series forms part of NCBA’s broader commitment to supporting golf development in Kenya through investments across junior, amateur, professional and club golf.