The NCBA Golf Series 2025 officially teed off in Uganda this week, marking the beginning of an exciting journey to discover new talent, foster community growth, and promote regional connections.
This year’s tournament series promises to be bigger and better, with top golfers competing at Uganda’s most scenic golf courses.
“The impressive victories of Peter Tumusiime, who clinched the Gross title, and Peace Kabasweka, who triumphed in the Ladies’ Longest Drive category in the 2024 grand finale, continue to inspire us and the next generation of Ugandan Golfers,” Mark Muyobo, the NCBA’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), said during the teeing event.
“To all the players preparing to compete, bring your A game. To our valued partners, Crown Beverages Limited, Uganda Breweries Limited, and Motorcare Uganda Limited, we thank you for your trust, partnership, and continued collaboration,” he added.
Empowering Young Talent and Communities
NCBA Bank Uganda is committed to nurturing young golfing talent and building stronger communities through this tournament series.
By investing in junior golfers and promoting the sport, NCBA aims to create opportunities for individuals from diverse backgrounds to thrive in golf.
This initiative aligns with the bank’s “Change the Story” sustainability platform, focusing on inclusive communities, talent development, and driving positive change.
Environmental Sustainability
As part of its sustainability efforts, NCBA has pledged to plant trees on every course played during the tournament series.
This initiative underscores the bank’s commitment to environmental conservation and reducing its carbon footprint.
In his remarks about this year’s golf series, Muyobo emphasised the importance of leaving golf courses better than they were found, highlighting the bank’s dedication to sustainability.
Partnerships and Collaboration
The success of the NCBA Golf Series 2025 is attributed to the support of valued partners, including:
Crown Beverages Limited: Providing hydration services at all tournament events
Uganda Breweries Limited: Contributing to the growth of golf in Uganda
Motorcare Uganda Limited: Supporting the tournament series
Tournament Details
The NCBA Golf Series 2025 will feature competitions at several prominent golf courses in Uganda, including:
Uganda Golf Club
Jinja Golf Club
Entebbe Golf Club
Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa
Palm Valley Golf & Country Club
Lugazi Hills and Country Club, and
Mary Louise Simkins Memorial Golf Club in Namulonge
Muyobo revealed that the top performers in each tournament will qualify for the grand finale in Nairobi, Kenya, where they will go to showcase the best of East African golf talent.