The Kenya Ministry of sports has announced a key development following the success of Magical Kenya Open.
The Kenya Ministry of Sports has announced a major development following the successful hosting of the 2025 Magical Kenya Open, reaffirming its commitment to the sport as a driver of economic growth, talent development, and global recognition.
In a bid to build on the success of the prestigious golf tournament, Principal of Secretary Peter Tum has unveiled plans to launch the Kenya Golf Tour, an initiative designed to provide a structured pathway for amateur and aspiring golfers to transition into the professional ranks.
The announcement was made during the prize-giving ceremony at Muthaiga Golf Club.
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“This initiative will not only nurture young golfers but also break the perception of golf as an elitist sport, making it more accessible to a wider population,” said Tum.
The government aims to leverage this initiative to broaden the sport’s reach while ensuring grassroots development remains a key focus.
The 2025 Magical Kenya Open concluded with South African Jacques Kruyswijk emerging victorious, overcoming England’s John Parry to claim his first DP World Tour title.
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The tournament attracted a competitive field of 140 players, including 13 Kenyan professionals, six amateurs, and three regional players from Uganda, Malawi, and Nigeria.
The PS commended the Kenyan players for their performance and encouraged them to set their sights on higher achievements.
“Congratulations to our 13 Kenyan players! You represented us well, and we look forward to seeing more of you making the cut to the second round next year,” he said.
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Beyond the competition, the PS highlighted the broader economic impact of the tournament, emphasizing the thousands of Kenyans who benefit from jobs and business opportunities generated by the event.
“This tournament is not just about golf—it creates real economic opportunities,” he noted.
The Kenya Golf Tour is expected to further cement the country’s status as a global golfing destination while fostering the development of homegrown talent.
With strategic investments in sports infrastructure and talent development, Kenya continues to position itself as a powerhouse in hosting world-class sporting events.
