Golf Park's junior sensation Doris Mideva secured the overall gross winner title at the 2025 Kakamega Ladies Open with an impressive score of 87 gross. The event saw strong participation from 64 players representing 11 clubs across Kenya.

• Doris Mideva, playing off handicap 8, expressed surprise at her win, attributing it to focus and discipline.
• In Division One, Mercy Wafula of Golf Park won with 88 gross, while Gorrety Mutai of Nandi Bears dominated Division Two with a similar score of 88 gross.
• Kakamega Lady Captain Beatrice Otieno lauded the high turnout, emphasizing the growing interest in women's golf and mentorship programs at Kakamega Sports Club.

Mombasa lawyer Lumatete Walubengo Muchai emerged as the overall champion of the 2025 Sweet Banana golf tournament held at the Nyali Golf and Country Club course. He secured the top prize with a stellar performance, beating 167 golfers.

• Muchai, a handicap 19 player, achieved the best score of 44 stableford points.
• The tournament took place on Friday, October 10, 2025, at the par 71 Nyali Golf and Country Club course in Mombasa.
• Other notable winners included Gurbux Singh (men's gross winner with 5 over par 76 gross) and Teresia Odoo (best lady winner with 83 gross).

Zipporah Gichigi emerged as the overall winner of the 2025 I&N Partners’ Classic Golf Tournament at Sigona Golf Club, scoring an impressive 40 points. Her consistent play and calm approach were key to victory in the highly competitive event.

• Zipporah Gichigi won the overall title with 40 points.
• The event, the Igeria & Ngugi Partners Classic, took place on Saturday at Sigona Golf Club.
• Other notable winners included Lewis Muriithi (Division 2, 41 points) and Anand Chandarana (gross winner, 78 gross).

John Lejirima of Royal Nairobi Golf Club was crowned the 2025 NCBA Nyanza Open Hippo Pot champion, marking his third Hippo Pot win. The tournament, held at Nyanza Golf Club in Kisumu on October 12, 2025, saw Lejirima finish with an impressive three-round total of 209, one under par.

• Lejirima secured his victory by just one shot over William Odeke from Nyali Golf and Country Club, who finished level par with a total of 210.
• The champion praised the challenging course and his playing partners, stating, “It was a tough battle and their strong play motivated me to keep fighting.”
• Twenty players made it into the money bracket, including local Nyanza golfers and club caddies who performed admirably against seasoned national players.