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Kwara Open Lights up Ilorin Golf Club

Ilorin Golf Club will come alive this weekend as about 100 golfers from more than 15 clubs across Nigeria converge on the Kwara State capital for the 2026 Kwara Open

The Kwara Golf Club in Ilorin is set to host the 2026 Kwara Open Golf Championship from October 10 to 11, attracting golfers from over 15 clubs across Nigeria. This important amateur title on the state calendar has become a significant sports tourism attraction, drawing participants and attendees from across the country. The two-day competition will include men, ladies, and veteran golfers, providing a platform for various categories of players to compete.

Over the years, the Kwara Open has played a crucial role in showcasing local talents and forging relationships within the golfing community. Captain Luqman Owolewa of the Ilorin Golf Club emphasized that the event promotes the game in the state and connects golfers across Nigeria. The club's hospitality and ambience are major attractions, contributing to the event's strong turnout.

The influx of golfers and guests also boosts sports tourism and economic activity around Ilorin, the state capital. Supported by the Kwara State Government and various corporate organizations, the Kwara Open offers Kwara's home players the chance to shine and provides a memorable weekend of golf, camaraderie, and hospitality.

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