(L - R) Camco Equipment Kenya Limited - Director, Ken Liu, Camco Regional Manager Nakuru, Amos Wekesa, Chairman Prize Junior winner, Pari Maisuria and Camco Sales Manager, Stephen Marwa during the presentation gala at Nakuru Golf Club, May 25, 2025. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

Professional golfer Andrew Chelogoi of Eldoret was the pro-winner, pocketing Sh20,000.

Roy Bwoma, who scored 38 points, finished second to edge George Kimani by two points ahead Joram Njuguna, who posted 36 stableford points to finish as the third runner-up.

With a total of 36 stableford points, Michael Mululu won the men's title, while in-form Beatrice Bisonga scooped the ladies title with the same points. Pari Maisuria and David Mathai scored a total of 35 and 29 stableford points to win the junior and senior titles respectively.

 Nakuru Chairman (Mandeep Sahota) 2024 overall prize winner Peter Wainaina putts on the par-four 11th hole, May 25, 2024. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

The nines went to Raphael Kimani (first) and Gabriel Gathura (second) on 19 and 20 points respectively, with John Kamais emerging as the gross winner on 27 points.

Mukami Wachira (35 points) was the guest winner with the best effort title taken home by Gerrard Chasimba.

Andrew Chelogoi Chairman\u2019s Prize Nakuru Golf Club Peter Wainaina
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