Blind Executive Director Samson Waweru expressed his delight ahead of the tournament noting that it will give a platform to golfers with visual impairment to hone their skills. Additionally, he noted that the tournament will also go a long way in raising funds to support people with visual impairment.
“We are excited to host our golf tournament at the Limuru Country Club – it marks our longstanding relationship with the Club that span years. This competition is instrumental in improving the game of golf and giving a chance to people with visual impairment to also enjoy themselves on the course. Our aim is to raise enough funds so that we can widen education for the blind and persons with visual impairment.”
Winners from the stableford format of play will receive awards in various categories – longest drive man and woman, guest winner, best first nine, best second nine, lady runner up, lady winner, man runner up, man winner, overall winner for the day.
The Kenya Society for the Blind (KSB) was established in 1956 through an Act of Parliament Cap 251 of the laws of Kenya (Revised 2012). KSB is charged with the responsibility of serving all Kenyan citizens who are at risk of going blind as well as people living with visual impairment (PWVI).
