Home player Benard Mutua, with a handicap of 20, secured the overall title at the Old Mutual Golf Classic in Machakos, scoring 41 stableford points. This marks his first major victory amidst challenging dry conditions.

• Mutua traveled from Nyandarua to compete against 136 golfers, highlighting his dedication.
• The most exceptional performance of the day came from Doreen Mwau, who won the Lady winner category with an astounding 46 stableford points playing off a handicap of 36.
• Other notable winners included Joe Mboya (Men's category), Nicholas Sang (Sponsor winner), and Charity Njage (Guest winner with 40 stableford points).

Munge Karoki delivered a "masterclass" performance at the Prime Bank and Amicus Golf Day on September 21, 2025, at the Thika course, claiming the overall winner’s title with an impressive 40 stableford points.

• Karoki, playing off a handicap of 9, attributed his success to hitting irons nicely and receptive greens.
• Wambui Ndia secured the overall runner-up spot with 39 stableford points, playing off handicap 36.
• Notable winners included Paul Nduati (Men's Division One, 38 points) and Caroline Muigai (Ladies' Division One, 38 points).
• Separately, Benard Mutua won the Old Mutual Golf Classic at Machakos Golf Club with 41 stableford points.

Defending champions Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) won the third leg of the league championships in Nakuru, accumulating an "unassailable" 23 points. Despite this victory, Kenya Police still lead the overall table standings with 57 points, while KDF sits in second place with 44 points after missing the first leg.

• KDF must win the final two legs in Nanyuki and Kisumu to retain the title.
• The Nakuru ABC team, coached by Lemid Thiong’o, finished fourth with 8 points in the Nakuru championships.
• A total of 88 boxers (78 men and 10 women) participated in the competition held at Madison Square Garden.