East Africa Breweries Limited is committed to supporting more golf events to promote inclusivity and diversity after sponsoring the second edition of the Karen Ladies Open last weekend according to Nduku Wamakau.
Nduku said as a company, EABL believes in the power of sports to transform lives.
"We are proud to have been part of this event that celebrates women's golf and promote diversity and inclusivity in sports. We believe in the power of sports to bring people together, inspire greatness and promote positive change in society," he said.
"The dedication, passion and skill of all participants have been an inspiration to us all. We look forward to sponsoring more events like this in the future."
Over 200 top lady golfers from across the country took part in the event.
VetLab Sports Club’s Mercy Nyanchama emerged as the overall gross champion with 78 gross on count back, beating Karen's Louisa Gitau who came in second. Agnes Nyakio came in third with 79 gross.
In the Division A nett category, Wayua Mululu emerged top with 72 nett, beating Naomi Kimata on count back. Rachel Ndei came in third with 74 nett, beating Dorcas Mbalanya on count-back.
In the Division B nett category, Janealice Mutuota overcame a strong challenge from junior Brianna Ngecu, beating her on count-back with 70 nett. Carol Onsando’s 73 nett score was enough for her to claim the third position.
In Division C nett, Lillian Atho came in first with 68 nett, two shots better than Marie Mugo who came in second. Occupying the third position was Rehema Okal with 70 nett.
Meanwhile, Nyawira Macharia was the star among the juniors with 75 nett.
