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Barely six hours after the four-day Karen Masters' departure yesterday, Zimbabwean Ryan Cairns savored the Sunshine Tour-sanctioned tournament win by picking up the Hole-in-One car, a brand new Toyota Land Cruiser Prado valued at 10.3 million Sh.
The Royal Harare Golf Club pro shot a six iron, a distance of 317m, in the fifth, which is the designated Hole-In-One designated the 201 Karen Masters to win the car, given by Toyota Kenya, valued at four times the price set for the winner of the tournament.
"It's a very special day for me, I never imagined that I could hit the hole in one especially on the first day and I started playing again. better after, "said Cairns, who finished the first day at 72nd.
Andersen was the Kenyan best placed, finishing the day at four under 68. The South African team player, Els Club, Copperleaf, who currently plays at the Sunshine Tour, has recorded seven birdies and three bogeys for his final turn. [19659002] "I'm happy with the score, even though I think I could have played better, I've had a lot of exposure to the Sunshine Tour over the last six years and that's a lot." In the remaining rounds, I'll go slow and play my game. "I'm not competing against other Kenyans because I think we should play as a team," said Andersen.
Sigona's Mohit Mediratta fired four birdies and picked up a bogey in the nine-for-four hole to finish the 69-round, as the second-best Kenyan on the course.
Simon Ngige of Thika, Nelson Mudanya and Erick Ooko also scored a point under par 71 to finish above the predicted cup, all of whom promised to try to move the heels back up today and make sure more Kenyans make the cut.
South Africa's Merrick Bremner took the lead in the first round for 15 He shot an impressive seven under 65 after posting seven birdies, two bogeys and managing an eagle on the four-by-13 hole.
Bremner's closest challenger is his compatriot Anton Haig, who is one of the best in the world. is lying with a score of six under 66.
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