David Wakhu Pleased With KCB Road To Masters Nakuru Leg Victory
13th May 2019
A gross total of 5 under par 141 after a 68 on Friday was all that the pro needed to win the event by a solitary shot

- Golf Park professional David Wakhu fired a round of level par 73 gross to win the third round of the KCB Road To Karen Masters at the par 73 Nakuru Golf Club on Sunday
- His remarkable victory on the Nakuru green saw him bag a whopping Kshs. 85,000 for his efforts
- The fifth and final round of the Road To Masters series heads to Royal Nairobi on June 15
NAKURU, Kenya- Golf
Park professional David Wakhu fired a round of level par 73 gross to win the
third round of the KCB Road To Karen Masters at the par 73 Nakuru Golf Club on
Sunday.
A gross total of 5 under par 141 after a 68 on Friday was
all that the pro needed to win the event by a solitary shot.
His remarkable victory on the Nakuru green saw him bag a
whopping Kshs. 85,000 for his efforts.
"I struggled a bit with my tee shots on the last day
but all in all the essence was to play regulation. My putting wasn't that good
when I started but I rediscovered my form on the same to rack up back to back
birdies on the 16th and 18th.
“I must admit that my short game won me the tournament.
Going forward I will keep working on my long game," said Wakhu who made
four birdies on holes 5,9, 16 and 18 against four bogeys on 3, 4 and on 14
where he three putted.
MUST
READ: Bring On Bandari! Sharks Coach Muluya Upbeat About SportPesa Shield Final
Eric Ooko of Royal Nairobi Golf Club settled for second
position with rounds of 72 and 70 for 4 under par 142 gross.
"The course was in very good condition save for a few
patches here and three. I hit the par fours and fives really well and I'm glad
that my swing is closer to where I want it to be as Karen Masters draws closer.
“The KCB Road To The Masters has helped us prepare
adequately well in time for the Masters at Karen where we have played
severally," Ooko underlined.
Dennis Saikwa and Mumias long-hitter Dismas Indiza settled
for joint third with 3 under par 143.
MUST
READ: Djokovic Sees Third Madrid Title As Perfect Roland Garros Platform
The fifth and final round of the Road To Masters series
heads to Royal Nairobi on June 15.
KCB Bank put aside Kshs. 2 million as prize money for the
local pros—Ksh500,000 for each of the four tournaments they are taking part in.