The 57th Magical Kenya Open concluded at the Karen Country Club, with junior golfers gaining invaluable experience competing against world-class professionals. Although no junior players won the top prizes in the Absa ‘Beat the Pro’ Challenge, the event provided significant exposure and learning opportunities.

• South Africa's Casey Jarvis won the tournament and a Sh60 million prize.
• Kenyan golfer Njoroge Kibugu finished 61st and received awards totaling Sh7 million.
• The Absa ‘Beat the Pro’ Challenge offered 20 juniors a chance to play against pros for a chance to win a Sh50,000 Absa Junior Account.

South African golfer Casey Jarvis has been crowned the champion of the Magical Kenya Open Golf Tournament after an impressive four-day performance.

• Jarvis secured the prestigious title and a prize money of Sh60 million.
• The young golfer, aged 22, dominated the tournament, maintaining his lead throughout all four rounds.
• He achieved a remarkable total score of 25 under par 255 at the Karen Country Club in Nairobi.

Judith Attyang emerged the overall winner at the February Mug of the Month tournament held at Nyanza Golf Club on February 22, 2025, showcasing exceptional performance alongside other notable players.

• Overall winner Judith Attyang achieved an impressive 63 nett, securing her first mug title.
• Other standout performers included Joan Kanjejo (February Babies title with 67 nett) and Tito Omore (Master Putter with 23 putts).
• The event saw over 60 golfers participate, celebrating members born in February and featuring various division and junior categories.
• The February Babies group also contributed a water pump and pipe to the club for course maintenance.