NAMULONGE – The NCBA Uganda Monthly MUG came to an exciting close this past weekend with the highly anticipated Mug of Mugs event at Mary Louise Simkins Golf Club, Namulonge.
After months of intense competition, the final leg of the Monthly Mug attracted a host of golf enthusiasts and professionals, cementing its place as one of Uganda’s premier golf events.
The Monthly Mug Golf, which ran over several months, captivated golfers of all skill levels, offering both fierce competition and valuable networking opportunities. The Mug, sponsored by NCBA Uganda, was not just about golf; it brought together Uganda’s growing sports and business communities.
“It’s been an incredible experience,” said Christopher Magzi, the overall winner of the Mug of Mugs. “Not only have I improved my game, but I’ve also had the chance to meet amazing people. I’m incredibly grateful to NCBA Bank for organizing such a unique event that brings together sports and business in such a meaningful way.”
Mark Muyobo, Managing Director of NCBA Uganda, reflected on the success of the Monthly Mug, expressing his pride in its impact on Uganda’s golfing landscape.
“We are thrilled with the success of the Monthly MUG Golf and the way it has brought together Uganda’s golfing community,” Muyobo said during the closing ceremony. “This Monthly Mug offers golfers an opportunity to sharpen their skills on the course. Not only does it help promote the sport, but also helps to build relationships and foster partnerships within our business and financial sectors.”
The final round saw Christopher Magzi emerge as the champion, clinching the Overall winners title with an outstanding performance, scoring 285 points. Allan Akira secured the runner-up position, while other participants were recognized with awards such as Longest Drive, Nearest to the Pin, and a Special Recognition for the seniors.
The significance of the Monthly Mug went beyond the competitive rounds. NCBA Uganda’s commitment to promoting financial inclusion was evident throughout the event. The tournament emphasized youth participation, providing a platform to encourage the next generation of golfers.
As the NCBA Monthly MUG wraps up, its success is undeniable. The tournament has not only showcased the growing popularity of golf in Uganda but also highlighted the significant role that sports can play in fostering community engagement, economic growth, and collaboration between the business and sports sectors.
With the series now firmly established on Uganda’s sporting calendar, it is clear that the NCBA Monthly Mug will continue to be a highlight for golfers and business leaders alike, setting the stage for even greater success in the years to come.
