KABOJJA EXCELS AT UGANDA INTER SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP 2024

Host Venue: Lugazi Hills Golf and Country Club


Date: May 18, 2024


The Uganda Inter Schools Golf Championship 2024 was held on Saturday 18th May 2024 at the scenic Lugazi Hills Golf and Country Club. With the first tee-off at 9:00 am, the event saw an impressive turnout of 109 students from 24 schools across the country, marking a significant step in nurturing the future of golf in Uganda.


Kings College Budo emerged as the Overall Winning School, showcasing exceptional talent and dedication. This victory is a testament to the school's commitment to excellence in sports. The top performers at the Uganda Inter Schools Golf Championship 2024 showcased remarkable skill and talent, demonstrating the diversity and depth of talent among young golfers. Among them, 6-year-old Timothy Samuel Tayebwa Rubandamayonza emerged as a standout, clinching the trophy in the boys aged 10 and under category with his exceptional performance. 


The championship, which featured notable participation from Palm Valley Golf Club, Jinja Golf Club, Uganda Golf Club, Entebbe Club, Mary Louise Simkins Memorial Golf Course (Namulonge), and the host club Lugazi Hills Golf & Country Club, among others, highlights the growing interest and engagement in golf among the youth. The organizers have announced plans to establish the first inter-schools golf league in the country, aiming to demystify golf as a sport for the elite and promote it as a family activity accessible to all ages. "We are thrilled to see the enthusiasm and skill of these young golfers," said Mr. Les Brown, the tournament director. "Our goal is to transform golf into a sport that everyone in the family can enjoy, from the youngest members to the grandparents.


Host Club: Lugazi Hills Golf and Country Club


Lugazi Hills Golf and Country Club, the esteemed host of this year's championship, provided an exceptional venue with its state-of-the-art 18-hole championship course. The course was in incredible shape, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience for all participants. The Club Captain, Mr. NJ Paul, and the Vice Lady Captain, Miss Juliya Nampewo, played pivotal roles in ensuring the course's readiness and the smooth running of the tournament. Their dedication to maintaining high standards significantly contributed to the success of the event. The organizers would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the companies and organizations involved, including Psalms Food Industries Limited, trading under the brand name SUMZ, Lakes of Grace, and Lugazi Hills Golf & Country Club, whose generous support and contributions were instrumental in making the Uganda Inter Schools Golf Championship 2024 a resounding success.


School Winners


Primary Schools


1. Namulonge Primary School

2. Mehta Primary School

3. Kabojja International School


Secondary Schools


1. Kings College Budo

2. Mehta Secondary School

3. Namulonge Secondary School

4. Kabojja International School High School

5. Multiple Junior School

6. Kabojja International School Junior School

7. Immaculate Heart Nyakibale Girls School

8. St. Mary's College Kisubi

9. International School of Uganda

10. St. Joseph's Girls S.S.S Nsambya

11. British School of Kampala

12. Namulonge Primary School

13. Namulonge Secondary School

14. Nagalama Secondary

15. Gayaza Triangle School Sec

16. Lutembe International Sec School

17. Mehta Secondary School

18. Mehta Primary School

19. Mehta Nursery School

20. Namilyango College

21. Jinja College

22. Elite High School

23. Divine Global Public School

24. Hanak International School


This annual championship is poised to become the cornerstone event for school golf in Uganda, fostering a new generation of golfers and breaking down barriers to make golf a sport for everyone.

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