NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 22 – A total of 89 junior golfers from 16 schools will converge at Royal Nairobi Golf Club on Friday for the NCBA Lisle Shaw Memorial Interschool Golf Competition, with Home School targeting a third consecutive title. The championship, scheduled for October 23, will feature 19 teams in the Main Tournament (Gross) and eight teams in the Subsidiary Tournament (Net), as schools battle for honours while celebrating the legacy of George Lisle Gordon Shaw, who served as Kenya Golf Union president in 1953. Home School head into the competition seeking to extend their dominance...
The championship, scheduled for October 23, will feature 19 teams in the Main Tournament (Gross) and eight teams in the Subsidiary Tournament (Net), as schools battle for honours while celebrating the legacy of George Lisle Gordon Shaw, who served as Kenya Golf Union president in 1953.
Home School head into the competition seeking to extend their dominance after winning the 2024 and 2025 editions. Their back-to-back triumphs ended Premier Academy’s three-year winning streak, setting the stage for another competitive showdown.
The tournament will feature two categories, with the Main Event (Gross) counting the best three scores from a team of four golfers, while the Subsidiary Event (Net) will be decided by the best two scores from a team of three.
Source: Capital FM Sports