Ndyaguma, Kabasweka book early tickets to Pattaya in TML golf series

Feb 25, 2019

After the Serena leg headlined by MTN, Ndyaguma is now on 233 points going into the final round of the series at the Uganda Golf Club on March 2.

 
Paul Ndyaguma's consistency over the five legs of the Tusker Malt Lager Golf Series saw him stretch his lead on the standings as the event made its second-last stop at the Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort and Spa on Saturday.
 
After the Serena leg headlined by MTN, Ndyaguma is now on 233 points going into the final round of the series at the Uganda Golf Club on March 2.
 
"It's a great feeling! It's yet to sink in well that I actually won the ticket. Maybe I don't know how to get excited, but I feel good deep inside," Ndayaguma stated.
 
"I honestly don't put much attention to the Table Standings, I just think about my game and how I can play better every match day. I went to Palm Valley looking for 35 points, got 37; was again looking for 35 at Serena and shocked myself with 41!"Ndyaguma who plays of handicap 21 said.
 
Collins Bulafu and Geoffrey Orach who are closely following in the individual standings also made it to the final after their team collected 42 points to qualify for the final.
 
Peace Kabasweka also maintained her lead in the ladies category stretching her lead to 193 points after Saturday's action.
 
It's now obvious that with only one leg remaining, Ndyaguma and Kabasweka have a foot on the flight to Pattaya and their team mates Moses Mukiibi and Sheilla Kesiime will be praying that they lift them in the finals so as not to miss out on the trip.
 
The top two teams (of two each) and the best male and female golfer in the individual standings will make the trip to Thailand.
 

 MTN acting CEO Gordian Kyomukama (center) poses with the different winners after the Serena leg of the Tusker Malt Lager golf series at Serena. PHOTO: Michael Nsubuga

In Pattaya, the winners will get chance to play on some of the 19 golf courses in the city over the four-day expedition.
 
From a fishing village in the 1960s, Pattaya has emerged as one of Asia's best golf destinations. Unlike other Thailand golf resort areas, where one or two famous courses are used as magnets to attract golfers, Pattaya makes an all-out attempt to provide the best golf for players of all abilities.
 
The series is sponsored by Tusker Malt Lager, with MTN, Shell-V-Power, Kenya Ports Authority, PEPSI, Ethiopian Airlines, Serena Hotels, Let's Go travel and Commercial Bank of Africa as co-sponsors.
 
Qualified teams
 
Sam Opolot/ Joseph Kimani 43c/b
 
Charles Odere /Collins Odere 43
 
Emma Moko/Samuel Kato 42c/b
 
Ian Parker/Daniel Ludlow 42c/b
 
Geoffrey Orach/Collins Bulafu 42
 
Group A
 
Emma Moko 39c/b pts
 
Joseph Kasozi 39
 
Patrick Mugisha 38
 
Group B
 
Andrew Atuhaire 38
 
Sam Opolot 37c/b
 
John Muchiri 37c/b
 
Group C
 
Paul Ndyaguma 41
 
Alvis Manzi 39
 
Dickson Agaba 34
 
Ladies Group A
 
Peace Kabsweka 31
 
Eva Magala 29
 
Group B
 
Susan Babirye 33
 
Brenda Ngabo 32
 
Overall winner ladies
 
Susan Kateera 42pts

 

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