Africa-Press – Eswatini. The King’s Golf Cup officially teed off this morning at the Ezulwini Golf Club, marking the start of the main tournament after an exciting week of pre-qualifiers and Pro-Am. Golfers hit the fairways as early as 7:30 a.m., with James Pennington, Keelan Van Wyk, and amateur Thabiso Gama leading the first group.
The atmosphere is electric as both professional and amateur golfers showcase their skills in pursuit of victory and a share of the lucrative cash prizes at stake. Among the notable early pairings were Sanele Myeni with Sentanio Minnie and amateur Roper Kunene, as well as MJ Dlamini alongside Marcus S. Taylor and James Nkambule.
The field features a strong mix of local and regional talent, with competitors such as Hayden Garcia, Sifiso Vilane, Brandon Rennie, Abel Zunga, and Richard Kruger all eyeing a chance to etch their names in the prestigious King’s Cup records. Amateur golfers including Muzi Siyay, Vusi Gama, and Mandla Mbukwane also bring energy and determination to the greens, proving that the competition will be fierce across all categories.
With tee-offs stretching through to 11:00 a.m., the Ezulwini Golf Club is buzzing with excitement as spectators gather to witness skill, precision, and mental toughness on display. For the amateurs, today’s scores are particularly crucial, as the top 15 will advance to Sunday’s final round, keeping their hopes of gold, silver, and bronze medals alive.
“As the King’s Cup grows every year, we are proud to see more golfers coming in with great passion and competitiveness. This tournament is not only about winning prizes, but also about showcasing Eswatini as a golfing destination.”
As the sun rises over the scenic Ezulwini course, anticipation builds for an intense day of competition. The King’s Golf Cup is more than just a battle for prizes – it is a celebration of talent, sportsmanship, and the growing stature of golf in Eswatini.
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