Byamukama wins Shell Open
Oct 11, 2009
TOORO Club continued to be a happy hunting ground for national champion Vincent Byamukama, who turned in another star performance in the Shell Golf Open over the weekend.
By Douglas Mazune
V. Byamukama 69 64 133
Kasaija 70 71 141
Muhenda 70 75 145
A. Muhumuza 78 72 150
S. Opio 79 71 150
Group A
H. Robert 39 32 71
Group B
B. Otwane 37 35 72
Group C
M. Musinguzi 44 33 77
Women
J. Nasimolo 29 38 67
Top 4 professionals
D. Akope 136
H. Mutaawe 146
E. Ruterana 147
B. Toolit 147
TOORO Club continued to be a happy hunting ground for national champion Vincent Byamukama, who turned in another star performance in the Shell Golf Open over the weekend.
Byamukama who returned to the scene of his first victory this season in the Western Open, shot one under par 69 on Independence Day.
He followed it up with a closing round six under par 64 for an aggregate of 133.
The Uganda telecom/USPA golfer of the year beat ex-professional Stephen Kasaija, competing for the first time since reverting to the amateur ranks, by eight strokes.
The other groups were played on stable-ford format, with Happy Robert winning group A. Deo Akope was the top professional with 66 shots in two rounds.
V. Byamukama 69 64 133
Kasaija 70 71 141
Muhenda 70 75 145
A. Muhumuza 78 72 150
S. Opio 79 71 150
Group A
H. Robert 39 32 71
Group B
B. Otwane 37 35 72
Group C
M. Musinguzi 44 33 77
Women
J. Nasimolo 29 38 67
Top 4 professionals
D. Akope 136
H. Mutaawe 146
E. Ruterana 147
B. Toolit 147
TOORO Club continued to be a happy hunting ground for national champion Vincent Byamukama, who turned in another star performance in the Shell Golf Open over the weekend.
Byamukama who returned to the scene of his first victory this season in the Western Open, shot one under par 69 on Independence Day.
He followed it up with a closing round six under par 64 for an aggregate of 133.
The Uganda telecom/USPA golfer of the year beat ex-professional Stephen Kasaija, competing for the first time since reverting to the amateur ranks, by eight strokes.
The other groups were played on stable-ford format, with Happy Robert winning group A. Deo Akope was the top professional with 66 shots in two rounds.