NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 17 Combrinck Smit, South African pro of twenty-four, led his group of three amateur players to win the two-day KCB Karen Masters Pro-am at the Karen Country Club

The world number 531 accompanied by amateur players Carol Kiengo, Alice Kariuki and Irene Auma drew 94 points to achieve the goal. feat. Another South African Teagan left his group of three other amateur players in second place with a score of 90.

Teaghan played alongside amateur players Ben Njuguna, Joseph Kagigithe and Harry Mwangi.

The Second Pro-Am Will Be Played KCB Bank's CFO, Sam Munywa, said it was a glorious first day at the Karen Country Club, filled with opportunities for growth in the golf game in Africa [19659006]. Sunshine Tour is a great privilege for us Kenyans and we look forward to putting on a good show for the world to see that Kenya is indeed, really a golf nation. In addition to this, it will contribute greatly to stimulate sports tourism

The competition will be decided on 72 holes of stroke play. After 36 holes, there will be a discount for the top 60 professionals and ties. "

After the two-day pro-morning, Tuesday and Wednesday, a total of 156 players will start at Par 71.

100 spots are allocated to Sunshine Tour players and 38 sports to ProGolf Kenya players (PGK) while other players are supported by players from other African countries including Malawi, Ethiopia and Ghana among others.