Peter Gathogo and Nyambura Muigai claimed the men’s and ladies’ overall titles, respectively, at the NCBA Golf Series qualifier held at Nakuru Golf Club on Saturday, 24 October.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe event, which attracted over 200 golfers, also served as the Pro-Am ahead of the Sunshine Development Tour’s Rift Valley Championship, which teed off at the club on Sunday, 25 and runs through to Tuesday, 27 October.Muigai, playing off handicap 19, carded 88 points to claim the overall ladies’ title, while Gathogo took the men’s title with 77 points off handicap 6. Mackton Wekhomba finished as the men’s runner-up with 82 points, followed by Nanu Hassanali in third place with 83 points.Susan Gichuki finished as the ladies’ runner-up with 92 points off handicap 17.KPA relinquish third place to Fox Divas, complicate WBLA chancesIn the other categories, Mikael Kihara won the junior title with 77 points, while Simon Kuria claimed the Division Two men’s net title with 39 points.Esther Thuku won the Division Two ladies’ net category with 35 points, and Lawrence Terer took the Division Three net title with 42 points.In the group competition, the team of professionals Simon Njogu, Joseph Githiaka and Tobias Messo won with 118 points. Nelson Mudanyi, Pancras Kuria and Dr Ian Bett finished second with 111 points.In the professional category, Njogu finished first, followed by Mudanyi in second place and Celestin Nsanzuwera in third.##NAJAVA_MECA_10062778##The Sunshine Development Tour’s Rift Valley Championship, marks the tour’s debut at the venue and brings together professionals and elite amateurs from Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda and Uganda for three days of competition.David Ndungu, CEO of the Sunshine Development Tour, said hosting the championship in Nakuru was an important step in expanding the tour’s reach and creating more opportunities for golfers in the region.“We are excited to bring the Sunshine Development Tour to Nakuru Golf Club for the first time. The Pro-Am has been a great way to bring golfers together ahead of the championship, and we look forward to three days of competitive golf featuring professionals and elite amateurs from across the region. We appreciate the support of NCBA and our partners in helping us grow the game and provide a platform for golfers to develop their talent,” said Ndungu.Mozzart Bet supports coach Okong'o's bid to unearth new stars in Eastlands