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NCBA Golf Series heads to VetLab as Junior and Amateur Golf action continues

The 2026 NCBA Golf Series continues this Saturday, October 17, with more than 240 golfers expected to compete in the VetLab Sports Club qualifying tournament with grand finale slots up for grabs. Alongside the VetLab qualifier, junior golfers will take to the course at Diamond Leisure Golf Resort for the NCBA U.S. Kids Golf Local [...] The post NCBA Golf Series heads to VetLab as Junior and…

The 2026 NCBA Golf Series is set to continue on Saturday, October 17, with a qualifying tournament at the VetLab Sports Club. Over 240 golfers are expected to participate, seeking to secure their spots in the Grand Finale on November 29 at the Karen Country Club. The event will offer a substantial prize purse, with the Overall Gross Winner, Male Winner, and Female Winner each receiving Sh130,000, while the runners-up and third-place finishers will take home Sh80,000, Sh50,000, and Sh30,000 respectively.

The Junior Winner will receive Sh25,000. Notable participants include former champions Edward Mwangi and Mary Karano, along with other top club members. NCBA Group Managing Director John Gachora is also set to participate, emphasizing the bank's commitment to supporting golf at various levels. The VetLab tournament will see more than 240 golfers vying for qualification slots, as the season nears its final stages.

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