In-form Mutaawe set for Tororo Open
Jun 18, 2011
HERMAN Mutaawe skipped a practice round yesterday but reckons he still has what it takes to capture the top prize in the professional event of the Tororo Golf Open that tees off today.
By DOUGLAS MAZUNE
HERMAN Mutaawe skipped a practice round yesterday but reckons he still has what it takes to capture the top prize in the professional event of the Tororo Golf Open that tees off today.
Kampala-based Mutaawe, who has of recent enjoyed good form, opted to travel to Tororo this morning and take to the course on arrival. The professionals will compete for sh4m.
“Nowadays I don’t practice on upcountry courses. It’s costly to travel days before the tournament. I will stick to my usual practice at Kitante as it has worked for me. I know the layout of the Tororo course so well though I am not sure about the current condition of course,†Mutaawe stated.
The professionals, like their amateur counterparts, will compete for two days in the tournament sponsored by Tororo Cement.
HERMAN Mutaawe skipped a practice round yesterday but reckons he still has what it takes to capture the top prize in the professional event of the Tororo Golf Open that tees off today.
Kampala-based Mutaawe, who has of recent enjoyed good form, opted to travel to Tororo this morning and take to the course on arrival. The professionals will compete for sh4m.
“Nowadays I don’t practice on upcountry courses. It’s costly to travel days before the tournament. I will stick to my usual practice at Kitante as it has worked for me. I know the layout of the Tororo course so well though I am not sure about the current condition of course,†Mutaawe stated.
The professionals, like their amateur counterparts, will compete for two days in the tournament sponsored by Tororo Cement.