Nambooze, Nahaabwe top flags golf tournament

 

 

Flags, also commonly known as Last Man Standing or Tombstone - is a competition format in which golfers begin the round of golf with an allotment of strokes, then play the golf course until their strokes run out. The game gets its name from the fact that little flags are usually given to competitors to stick in the ground at the point from which their final shot is played.

 

Nambooze exhausted her strokes 30 yards off tee No.19 while Nahabwe stopped 26 feet to the 19th-hole (hole-No1).

 

Eva Magala, Peace Kabasweka, and Wendy Angudeyo were the top players in the ladies Group A, having ‘died' 3 inches, 7 yards and 21 yards respectively.

 

Rwanda High Commissioner to Uganda Frank Mugambage who was the chief guest and Rwandair Country Manager Ivan Mugisha presided over the one-day tournament.

 

 

 

Eva Magala (3 inches to hole-18)

 

Peace Kabasweka (7yds to hole-18)

 

Wendy Angudeyo (21yds to hole-18)

 

 

Rose Azuba (4yds&1ft to pin 18)

 

Peace Muyege (inside hole-17)

 

Grace Kabonero (3 inchs to hole-17)

 

 

Doreen Mwesigye (34yds to pin 18)

 

Charity Opolot (28ft to pin 17)

 

Soon Yen Hong (8yds from green 16)

 

 

Hassan Kiyemba (inside hole-18)

 

Edgar Muzahura (2ft to pin18)

 

John Waigo (4ft from pin 18)

 

 

C. Santosh (100yds to green 19)

 

Andrew Opio (in hole-18)

 

Kim Jeong (22yds to pin 18)

 

 

Hassan Pirany (125yds to green 19)

 

Kiema Kilonzo (2yds to 2ft to hole-18)

 

Collins Apwoyo (7yds to pin18)

 

Longest drive

 

Gloria Mbaguta

 

Joseph Kimani

 

Nearest to the pin

 

Milly Nambooze

 

David Batanda